Researchers are tracking Austin cyclists to better understand how they travel through the city.
The application CycleTracks records routes cyclists take using the GPS function of their smartphones,...
The 16th annual Republic of Texas Biker Rally starts revving its engine at the Travis County Exposition Center today and runs through Sunday.
ROT Rally, the largest motorcycle rally in Texas, started...
There is no proof Galileo dropped objects from the Leaning Tower of Pisa to compare the rate of their falls, but popular science still promotes that myth and many others, said an associate history professor...
Austin drivers are paying less for gas this month, but filling the tank is still emptying pockets quicker than it did last June.
Gasoline prices in Austin are down more than 20 cents per gallon...
Blue, pink and black shirts emblazoned with a cowgirl boot or a high-heel shoe will help fund a fitness program geared toward minority women in Austin.
Associate government professor Terri Givens...
Riverside Drive undergoes work to improve downtown sewer
Riverside Drive west of South First Street is undergoing a lane reduction and construction project as part of the work being done for the...
The patios at local hookah bars are crowded on summer evenings when the trendy practice provides a nice way to relax after busy days, said Arab Cowboy co-owner Dawn Scheel.
But according to a...
President Barack Obama descended on Austin on Tuesday, and the iconic bright blue of Air Force One lit up a stormy sky.
He made two fundraising stops in Austin as part of the earliest stage of his...
Each year, five events boost Austin’s economy by about $357 million combined but cause the city to scramble to accommodate visitors and citizens who struggle to get from point A to point B.
Today,...
The end of the 82nd legislative session is drawing near, leaving lawmakers scrambling to hear, vote and amend a bevy of bills.
The regular session ends on May 30, and after that, the governor has...
Potlucks may be the key to ending the cycle of poverty in the education system, Teach For America CEO and founder Wendy Kopp said Wednesday.
Kopp, who is best known for founding the organization...
