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Professional slap fighting events can soon happen in Texas
The seven members appointed by the governor to the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation agreed unanimously at their July 23 meeting to officially recognize and license slap fighting in the state. This comes after similar moves in Nevada, Florida and California and despite some doctors raising alarm bells about athletes potentially suffering serious injuries.
Quin NFN Returns With Second to None
In terms of commercial performance, Quin NFN has sat atop Austin hip-hop for years. He persistently attracts one million-plus monthly listeners on Spotify, regularly garners hundreds of thousands of views for new music videos, and owns three RIAA-certified gold plaques. As someone who prides himself on consistency, a year-plus of...
How UT's president has endured campus unrest
Even as university presidents, under political pressure, have resigned their posts over their handling of protests over the Israel-Hamas war, the chief of the University of Texas remains in as strong a position as ever. Why it matters: The durability of UT president Jay Hartzell speaks to the long-standing political...
The Preiss Company Completes Acquisition of 251-Bed 21 Pearl Off-Campus Student Housing Community Serving The University of Texas
AUSTIN, TX - The Preiss Company (TPCO), one of the nation’s largest, privately-held, student housing owner-operators, announced the acquisition of the 135-unit/251-bed 21 Pearl, off-campus student apartments serving the University of Texas at Austin. The company also announced extensive upgrades to improve unit interiors, the clubhouse and to install a new tech package for all residents.
Texas QB Quinn Ewers named to Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award watch list
On the Johnny Unitas Golden Award preseason watch list, released Wednesday night, there was a familiar name in Quinn Ewers. The Longhorns quarterback was also on the list last year before leading two Texas to a 12-win season. He will be looking to replicate his success in the SEC. In his second season under center for the Longhorns, Ewers completed 272 of his 294 passes for 3,479 yards. He added 22 touchdown passes to his resume and only threw six interceptions. While Ewers continued to show why he was one of the best quarterbacks in the nation, he rewrote the record books. PHOTOS: Texas Longhorns...
Austin Pets Alive! kicks off donation drive, in need of ‘critical’ supplies
Austin Pets Alive! said it is accepting donations throughout August at all Ally Medical Emergency Rooms located across Central Texas. The nonprofit said it performs about 50 surgeries on animals a day, with a need for supplies that are critical to its work.
3 emergency transfer RB options for Texas this fall
The former elite five-star running back recruit from the 2020 class, Lakeland's (FL) Demarkcus Bowman, is in the transfer portal for the third time in his collegiate career this offseason. Bowman originally committed to and signed with head coach Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers during the 2020 offseason. He...
What Kind of Impact Will Texas Make in the SEC?
The Texas Longhorns finished 12-2 in their final season in the Big 12 Conference after losing in heartbreaking fashion in the College Football Playoffs, 37-31, against Washington. Now the Longhorns move forward with the same lofty expectations surrounding the program but are now members of the SEC. Despite switching conferences, Texas is already favorites to return to the 12-team College Football Playoffs, and potentially fight for the national title.
If Texas Were a Country, We Would Have Placed 4th In Gold Medals
The Olympics has concluded and the United States of America led all Countries in medals with 126. The USA had 40 gold which was tied with China. They also had 44 silvers, and 42 bronze, which led in both categories. An awesome Olympics indeed, however, we live in Texas and are super proud which means we are going to break it down even more.
Austin Dillon Open to Replacement Talks as RCR’s Succession Plan Unfolds
Austin Dillon Open to Replacement Talks: Austin Dillon’s openness to discussions about potential replacements highlights a critical moment in Richard Childress Racing’s succession strategy. As performance metrics come under scrutiny and the demand for new talent intensifies, Dillon’s willingness to entertain these conversations raises questions about the broader implications for RCR’s legacy and competitiveness. His approach reflects a strategic mindset and suggests a potential reshaping of roles within the organization.
Predicting every 2025 commitment for Texas in late August
The big 6-foot-7 and 360-pound four-star Loganville (GA) Grayson offensive tackle Nick Brooks is one of Texas's top priority recruits along the offensive line in the 2025 class late this summer. Brooks will decide between the USC Trojans, Georgia Bulldogs, and Texas on Aug. 23. Texas has been trending positively...
Texas Man Caught Smuggling Drugs In Plush Toys From Buc-ee’s
Folks in Texas flock to Buc-ee's for many good reasons. But using their plush toys to hide your drugs is usually not one of them. Such was the case when a man was busted in the Lone Star State after the cops found a bunch of drugs in his toys.
Builders can now construct homes on less land, as Austin’s new minimum lot size goes into effect
A controversial rule that lowers the amount of land needed to build one house in Austin goes into effect Friday. Landowners wanting to build a home in some city neighborhoods will now need 1,800 square feet of land, about two-thirds less than the old requirement. Council members voted on this...
Semiconductor manufacturer gets $1.6 billion from federal government for Utah and Texas plants
Dallas-based Texas Instruments is receiving $1.6 billion from the federal government to fund new semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Texas and Utah. Texas Instruments, a semiconductor multinational that produces chips for industrial, automotive, and personal electronics uses — among others — had announced a new 300-millimeter semiconductor wafer (a material used in electronics to conduct electricity) […]
Coral reefs in ‘bit of a pickle’; experts push for continued effort to save them
In an article published on August 9th in the science journal Bioscience, coral reef expert Peter Edmunds argues for further focus on the undersea creature. "If we're going to have a chance to really save them, we need to know in what condition they're currently occurring and how they're likely to change."
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