Two professors in the College of Education have received university funding to begin developing therapies to provide emotional care to families and care providers of children with brain tumors. The project,...

Austin Planning’s Historic Preservation Office launched a survey to chronicle the cultural history of East Austin on June 12. The survey will involve photographic documentation of East Austin’s buildings...

A new portion of the Waterloo Greenway bordering Lady Bird Lake opened June 6 to Austinites, featuring local businesses, musicians and food vendors. Developers and officials say they hope it will help...

The heavy rains that brought flash floods to Austin this past Sunday and Monday also broke a 61-year-old record. With a total of 2.44 inches of rain, Monday’s precipitation surpassed the 1964 record...

Travis County Judge Andy Brown signed a declaration of disaster on June 12 due to a rise in infections in Texas of the New World screwworm. The declaration will expire in seven days unless renewed. The...

City of Austin staff are drafting a bond package proposal that could allocate millions in funding to transportation, watershed protection, parks, community facilities and public safety for the November...

Several organizations argued before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on June 4, asking for the chance to defend the Texas Dream Act, which allowed students without legal status to pay in-state tuition...

UPDATE: Gerald Johnson, executive director for innovation and partnerships for the Moody College of Communication, will serve as KUT’s new interim general manager, selected by the University, the station...

Gov. Greg Abbott announced tuition and fees will not increase at UT and all other Texas two-year and four-year public institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year in a May 27 letter to institution presidents....

The Path to Admission Through Co-Enrollment program, which offered dual enrollment at UT and Austin Community College, was ended by the University. A University spokesperson did not provide a reason, but...

Former Vice President Mike Pence stopped in Austin on Wednesday to discuss his recent book and political experience at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library.  Pence served as vice president during...

The proposed city of Austin budget for 2027 includes a $16.8 million reduction of social services contracts. The city manager will present the draft budget on July 16, and the final budget will be adopted...