Austin City Council approved the redevelopment of student apartment complexes in Riverside at its meeting Thursday.
In a 6-3-1 vote, the Council approved the rezoning of 97 acres of housing into...
Austin Resource Recovery customers, including students who live in West Campus, will be paying more for trash collection starting this month.
Austin Resource Recovery collects residential curbside trash,...
Along with cooler temperatures, the fall season is bringing swarms of crickets to the UT campus.
Alexander Wild, UT curator of entomology, said this mass emergence of crickets occurs annually but is...
According to a recent Federal Bureau of Investigation crime data report, violent and property crime across the U.S. decreased from 2017 to 2018. While violent crime in Austin matches the national trend,...
The Austin Police Department is informing citizens on how to stay safe at the Austin City Limits music festival and combat theft.
After the first weekend of the festival, 43 phones were reported...
The Austin Police Department released a public safety alert last week warning of a potentially lethal batch of MDMA, also known as molly or ecstasy, being sold in the Austin area.
The alert came when...
City parking meter rates will rise to $2 per hour starting Oct. 14, Austin Transportation announced Monday.
Austin City Council approved raising the rates from $1.20 an hour downtown and...
Parallel Company, an Austin-based development firm, started construction in September on an 18-story, 558-bedroom student housing community on Nueces and 21st streets that will begin leasing in late spring...
Insomnia Cookies’ new location on San Antonio Street has delayed its opening until later this semester due to electrical issues during remodeling.
The late-night cookie delivery business...
This article was retracted by The Daily Texan in print and online on Dec. 5, 2019 because it contained one or more fabricated quotes. Read our managing editor's statements on the situation below:
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This article was retracted by The Daily Texan in print and online on Dec. 5, 2019 because it contained one or more fabricated quotes. Read our managing editor's statements on the situation below:
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A federal judge upheld Harvard University’s use of race in its admissions process last week and ruled against Students for Fair Admissions, a group that is also suing UT for using race in its...
