According to law professor David Gonzalez, the jogger who was arrested Thursday for failing to identify herself after being stopped for jaywalking could have avoided arrest by being more cooperative.
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Austin’s food trucks have found a new, permanent home and they’re taking West Campus’ Mighty Cone with them.
A permanent food court is set to open mid-March on Barton Springs...
While many students find themselves indoors, drifting between schoolwork and sleep, members of Access Austin, a new club at UT, are exploring Austin in search of the spark that makes this city memorable.
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The project to create a public transportation system aimed at reducing traffic congestion has narrowed the modes of transportation being considered in Austin from 14 to two — bus rapid transit and...
When four UT computer engineering students met last spring during a computer software lab, none of them knew they would eventually build an application based on Austin’s Sixth Street. CEOs Rachel...
An unidentified woman was hit with by the mirror of a UT Shuttle Bus as it made a turn at the intersection of Dean Keeton and Wichita streets Friday morning.
The woman, who was hit by a Far West...
Updated (8:35 p.m. Saturday): Austin police chief Art Acevedo apologized for a comment he made during a press conference regarding the arrest of Amanda Jo Stephen, who was arrested Thursday after crossing...
Austin police statistics comparing January 2014 and January 2013 show auto thefts down 25 percent and burglaries down by 33 percent.
In general, vehicles are less likely to be stolen or broken into...
An Austin-based app, RideScout, hopes to utilize the numerous transportation services available to Austinites to improve their downtown commute.
RideScout, which launched at last year’s...
After public outcry over the defacement of two murals near 23rd Street and Guadalupe, the original artists, the University Co-op and Austin officials have removed the majority of the graffiti and are crowdsourcing...
Michael Floyd believes the true reward of his work is in listening to the audience and not to the critics. He wants people to feel something after a performance.
An Austin-based actor, director and...
While most students’ alarms haven’t even gone off, civil engineering freshman Joshua Garza wakes up at 4 a.m. twice a week to serve breakfast to the homeless.
Feed My People, a nonprofit...
