Hays County Historical Commission to Host Community Meeting at Kyle Railroad Depot on September 25
The Hays County Historical Commission will hold a community meeting on September 25, 2025, at the Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center, focusing on heritage initiatives and park improvements.
Austin Joins National Effort to Enhance Child Passenger Safety During Awareness Week
The article discusses the importance of Child Passenger Safety Week, emphasizing the correct use of car seats based on a child's size and the support offered, like the NHTSA’s Car Seat Finder tool and National Seat Check Saturday.
San Augustine Joins Forces with Texas Music Office for Workshop Aiming at Music Friendly Community Certification
Governor Greg Abbott announces a workshop in partnership with the Texas Music Office and San Augustine to help the city become a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, emphasizing the music industry's role in the state's economy and culture.
Austin Temperatures Forecast to Reach 99 Degrees During Ongoing Heat Wave
Austin is experiencing extreme heat with a high of 99 degrees and heat index of 105 degrees. There's a slight chance of showers, with persistent hot conditions forecasted for the week, including the possibility of rain midweek.
Former Texas State Professor Sues University, Alleging Wrongful Termination Over Protected Speech
A former Texas State University professor, Dr. Thomas Alter II, sued the institution for wrongful termination, alleging it was due to his speech at a socialist conference and lacked due process.
Community Rallies to Rescue Newborn Found in North Austin Dumpster as Police Investigate
A baby was found alive in a dumpster in North Austin, with neighbors responding to her cries. The infant, now in good health, was taken to a medical center, reminding the public of the Safe Haven Law for unwanted babies.












