A 71-year-old man, James Grenwelge, died after his car collided head-on with a tractor trailer in Taylor, Texas.

Dunkin' has launched a new line of alcohol-infused coffees and teas in Texas, and a new range of energy drinks, following the contested Panera Charged Lemonade incident.

The Odysseus lander, created by Intuitive Machines, has successfully landed near the lunar south pole, signaling a step towards a lunar economy with benefits for Central Texas's aerospace sector.

The Downtown Austin Alliance prepares for spring festivals, focusing on logistics like traffic, security, and parking during events like SXSW and the CMT Country Music Awards.

Xavier Zarate was sentenced to 10 years probation for killing 13-year-old Brett Cardenas in 2022 after the teen allegedly vandalized his home in Austin.

Groundbreaking at Barton Springs bathhouse in Austin sparked protests over the renovation's impact on the site's historical integrity. Concerns are present about the reduction of changing cubicles and the use of funds for the $21.7 million project.

AT&T customers nationwide experienced significant service outages, affecting calls and internet use. Verizon and T-Mobile also had reports of issues, but AT&T was most impacted, with users unable to call 911 in emergencies. The cause remains unclear.

A river otter was sighted swimming near Luling Dam in the San Marcos River, indicating clean water in the habitat due to otters' sensitivity to pollution.

RWE is launching a 200 MW solar plant with 80 MW battery storage in Bastrop County, Texas, to support the state's power grid and projected to contribute $30 million in taxes over 30 years.

The Travis County DA race sees incumbent José Garza facing off against Jeremy Sylestine, amidst debates on criminal justice and notable attention from GOP donors and Elon Musk.

San Marcos bans single-use containers on rivers to reduce pollution, allowing only one 30-quart cooler per person, while setting up "go" and "no" zones for compliance.

Galveston has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, becoming the 58th member of this group that promotes local music and economic growth.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against Annunciation House to end its operations in the state, accusing the NGO of engaging in illegal immigration activities.