The Blanton Museum at the University of Texas will open a café with Justine's Brasserie in Spring 2025, featuring French cuisine and views of Austin landmarks. Design is led by Joel Mozersky, and updates will be shared on Instagram @justinesxblanton.

A man was indicted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon near UT Austin but not for a hate crime, despite claims of racial bias during the attack.

Two suspects have been arrested and one is sought in connection to a March homicide in Lee County, with a video recording central to the investigation.

Austin seniors will display their art at the 29th annual Art On and Off the Wall event at the Lamar Senior Activity Center on May 4th, featuring a diverse range of crafts.

Williamson County Sheriff's Office in Georgetown arrested three people and seized drugs, firearms, and cash during a raid involving marijuana, cocaine, meth, and fentanyl.

Advocacy groups sue Texas prison system, claiming that a lack of air conditioning exposes inmates to dangerously high temperatures.

San Marcos, Texas, revamps its water restriction policy, simplifying from five stages to three to improve understanding and management amid increased heat, droughts, and population.

The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business boosts its entrepreneurial program with $13.5 million in donations, led by a $10 million gift from alumnus John D. Harkey Jr.

Taylor Swift's "The Tortured Poets Department" album, featuring the single "Fortnight" with Post Malone, has Texas references and is praised for its poetic qualities.

KVUE provides a guide for Texas voters on local elections on May 4, detailing early voting, Election Day procedures, ID requirements, and bond propositions.

Central Texas' largest NICU graduate reunion was held in Austin, celebrating former patients with their families and healthcare teams who cared for them.

Travis County DA José Garza faces a removal lawsuit for alleged official misconduct, with policies like not prosecuting certain crimes prompting the charge.

UT Austin's Classics Professor Andrew M. Riggsby is awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, recognized for his innovative approach combining cognitive science with Roman history.