Federal immigration agents and Texas state troopers detained a couple near Dobie Middle School in April, later deported them to Mexico with their three children, and have detained more than 70 minors in the Austin area since President Donald Trump took office, according to federal data and local officials.
Fans of spicy cuisine came together Saturday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Texas Chili Parlor, enjoying chili, drinks, and live music.
Students from St. Edward’s University joined hundreds of demonstrators at the Texas Capitol on Jan. 30 to protest the actions and policies of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Austin Resource Recovery (ARR) released its first full-year report on the citywide expansion of its on-demand collection services for bulk items, brush, and household hazardous waste (HHW), showing strong performance and high customer satisfaction.
Austin and Round Rock ranked among the top U.S. cities attracting millennials, a new study shows.
Austin Transit Partnership approved a $60 million contract Wednesday with Austin Rail Constructors to design and build the first phase of the city’s light rail system.
Maurice Pierce, Robert Springsteen, Mike Scott and Forrest Welborn were cleared of involvement in the 1991 killings of four teenage girls at an “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt” shop.
The Texas Department of Transportation said there are no structural concerns with a flyover connecting U.S. Route 290 and Interstate 35 in North Austin after a photo circulated on social media appeared to show a crack in the bridge.
Austin singles have mixed feelings about online dating, as many navigate apps and websites in search of a partner, according to local residents and experts.
The Travis County Medical Examiner has ruled that Brianna Aguilera died by suicide, clearing the way for Austin police to close their investigation into her death. Aguilera fell from a 17-story balcony in West Campus late last year.