Accused Austin Teen's Bond Slashed from $800K to $200, Governor and Police Association Slam Decision Amidst Bail Reform Debate
19-year-old Stephon Morson was released from jail after his bond for murder charges was reduced from $800,000 to $200, stirring widespread criticism and calls for bail reform.
Austin Secures Title as Best U.S. State Capital for Living Conditions in 2025 Study
Austin is rated the best U.S. state capital for living conditions in 2025 by WalletHub, excelling in economic well-being, education, and quality of life. Fox 7 Austin reports this is not the city's first time at the top.
Austin and London Roar in Protest Against Trump's Controversial Gaza Takeover Plan
Protests occurred in Austin and London against President Trump's controversial Gaza plan, with demonstrators expressing solidarity with Palestine and criticizing the proposal's immorality and impracticality.
Former Texas Lottery Boss Gary Grief and Lottery.com Accused of Rigging $95 Million Jackpot in Explosive Fraud Claims
The Texas Lottery Commission and ex-director Gary Grief face a lawsuit over alleged fraud and game manipulation, involving Lottery.com since 2017. The claims relate to a suspicious $95 million jackpot win and potential money laundering activities.
Texas Woman Indicted for Murder in Fatal Fredericksburg Shooting Initially Claimed as Self-Defense
Amy Lejeune is charged with the murder of Lance Reid in Fredericksburg, Texas, a case she initially claimed was self-defense. A grand jury indictment led to her arrest. Reid's father disputes the allegations as Reid worked on a NASA project.
University of Texas Commits to Women's Basketball Success with Coach Vic Schaefer's Contract Extension Through 2029-30
The University of Texas has extended head coach Vic Schaefer's contract through the 2029-30 season, recognizing his leading role in the women's basketball team's success.












