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.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Leads Multistate Demand for DHS to Provide Voter Citizenship Data
Texas AG Paxton and other states demand DHS provide access to federal databases to check the citizenship status of voters, alleging the Biden-Harris administration is not complying with legal obligations.
Double Homicide Suspect Sherles Machado-Hernandez Charged with Capital Murder
Austin police responded to a shooting on Burton Drive, finding two individuals dead. The suspect, Sherles Machado-Hernandez, was captured after fleeing in an SUV. He faces Capital Murder charges. Tips for the case are encouraged.
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.












