Austin's Climbing Scene Shaken as Austin Bouldering Project Secures Crux Climbing Center's Location Amid Controversy
Austin Bouldering Project plans to take over Crux Climbing Center's space, leading to Crux's public expression of heartbreak, while ABP cites expansion goals and Crux's lease decisions as factors.
Round Rock Celebrates National Community Planning Month with a Focus on Strategic Growth and Housing Diversity
Round Rock celebrates National Community Planning Month, highlighting planning efforts and showcasing the Round Rock 2030 Annual Report, which details progress in urban development and housing diversity strategies.
Texas Senate Committee Considers Mask Ban at Protests Amidst Debates on Anonymity and Civility
The Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs is considering a mask ban at protests, with opposing views on anonymity and safety, and Texas Lieutenant Governor is targeting D.E.I. programs in higher education.
Crucial Texas Senate Debate Sees Allred and Cruz Vie for Undecided Voters Ahead of Early Voting
The senatorial debate in Texas saw Democrats and Republicans clash on key issues. A new poll suggests a tight race between Senator Ted Cruz and Congressman Colin Allred, with strategies aimed at undecided and new voters.
Texas' Top Ten Fugitive Luis Alberto Becerra Captured Near Alice Thanks to Crime Stoppers Tip
Luis Alberto Becerra, on Texas' Most Wanted list, was arrested after a Crime Stoppers tip. He had history of assault and was sought for aggravated robbery. A reward was paid for the information that led to his capture.
Austin Shatters October Heat Record at 101 Degrees, Camp Mabry Marks Historic High Amid Music Festival
Austin recorded a record-breaking 101 degrees on Sunday at Camp Mabry, surpassing previous October heat records. The hot weather coincided with the Austin City Limits Music Festival. A cooler front with possible rain is expected later in the week.












