The University of Texas at Austin ranks second in the state and 11th nationally in a WalletHub study, with Rice University leading Texas and placing sixth in the U.S.

Austin gears up for the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, with mandatory paid parking passes and shuttle services to manage traffic and crowd movement.

The Texas HHSC observes Down Syndrome Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of support and early intervention services for those with the condition.

Three homicides occurred on Burton Drive, Austin in one week; two victims found outside an apartment complex, with Sherles Machado-Hernandez charged for their deaths, and a third male victim died from a head injury nearby.

An Austin man died after a single-vehicle crash, marking the city's 70th traffic fatality this year. The APD is investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

Two Austin massage parlors were shut down by TDLR amid allegations of human trafficking and illegal sexual services, following a new law for quick intervention in such cases.

Intel is cutting jobs, including 251 in Austin, as part of a global reduction of its workforce by roughly 15%, responding to competition and a significant decline in its market value.

APD is probing a homicide after a man, 20, was found dead with head trauma in southeast Austin. No arrests have been made, but there is no public safety threat.

Death row inmate Robert Roberson faces execution but has a scheduled hearing days later, highlighting issues with 'junk science' law and the criminal justice system.

The Round Rock 2030 Annual Report for 2023-2024, outlining the city's development progress and a new Housing Report, was presented at the latest City Council meeting.

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 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.

Stars Café in Austin is closing its historic location due to I-35 expansion plans after serving the community for 58 years. The café is preparing for a farewell before relocating.