A bat found at a Bastrop Walmart’s front door tested positive for rabies, and the city says exposure could have happened all morning.

The nation's first public housing built for Black families is reborn, pairing restored 1939 bungalows with new rentals for lower-income households.

Jon Rosenthal, the first Democrat on the oil and gas panel in decades, tapped a former GOP commissioner to help guide his transition.

State Sen. José Menéndez's new bill would flag Texas districts skimping on Holocaust Remembrance Week lessons and fund teacher training to fix it.

Paresh Patel left $15,000 in cash and never picked up his kids. Twenty-six years later, Austin police still don't know why.

State Rep. Salman Bhojani's third attempt would cap the break at half a buyer's tax bill, not a dollar upfront.

UT Austin students rallied Thursday for a halt on campus Starbucks sales until baristas get a contract. Longhorn Coffee Co. still says it proudly serves the coffee.

Community Impact says Leander and Liberty Hill medians are holding steady, while Bar W Ranch homes are selling around $400,000 and ZIP-level sales keep splitting.

LSKD opens Dec. 5 on South Congress with a street party, Austin-exclusive jackets, and a swap-your-shorts deal.

Stone Oaks Church, led by pastor Brock Stamps, is meeting at Wildwood Elementary in Dripping Springs after drawing about 700 people to a September Sunday service.

Unplugged Performance wants to keep building Cybertrucks after Tesla winds down the line — and add a three-row CyberSUV to the lineup.

Council also weighed a cheaper 60% cost-recovery option, but one member warns the pricier plan could price people out.

Two new bills would end Texas's ban on fentanyl test strips, after past attempts died quietly in the Senate.