Hundreds Rally for Palestine at University of Texas at Austin Amid Calls for Ethical Investment
Pro-Palestinian protests at UT Austin drew hundreds without major police incidents, focusing on the university's investments in Israeli companies. Previous protests led to 80 arrests, but the latest one remained peaceful with no arrests by 2 p.m.
Austin Gears Up for Mixed Bag of Weather, Thunderstorms, Heat Wave, and Cooling Relief Ahead
Austin is set for a mix of thunderstorms and hot weather, with the National Weather Service predicting showers and highs of 85 degrees today. Temperatures could reach the low 90s midweek with possible rain by the weekend.
Houston Voters to Decide in Special Election as Johnson and Cook Vie for Texas Senate Seat
Houston's special election will determine who temporarily fills the Texas Senate seat left by Sen. John Whitmire. Rep. Jarvis Johnson and nurse Molly Cook, both Democrats, vie for the position before a primary runoff in May.
Austin's Sapphire Hunter Shines, Dual Graduation and Ambitions in Tech and Law
Sapphire Hunter is graduating from Manor Early College High School with a high school diploma and an associate degree. She will attend Northwestern University and intern at YETI, aiming for a career in tech and law.
Austin Seeks Minority and Women-Owned Businesses for Lucrative Infrastructure Contracts
Austin's transit initiatives aim to include minority and women-owned businesses in future projects, as highlighted in a recent forum focused on DBE certification and readiness for government contracts.












