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(Video) Jaden Greathouse on Offense: 'We are Not Afraid to Throw the Ball Downfield'
Notre Dame wide receiver Jaden Greathouse met with the media after practice on Thursday. He talked about how his route running has improved, the differences between the offense last year and this year, and the dynamic of the new receiver room. Check out the highlights from the Austin product's time...
New Metal Music – Gel, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Zeal & Ardor
Check out new metal music for this week and next, and listen to Chuck’s show Midnight Metal on KLBJ 12a-1am every weeknight!. You can also listen to 24/7 metal music from No Control Radio, KLBJ-HD2, or here from our website. Gel – Persona (EP) Gel’s newest EP Persona...
Four-star offensive tackle Nick Brooks sets commitment date
In a week, the Texas Longhorns could add another name to their recruiting haul. Four star offensive tackle Nick Brooks has set his commitment date for August 23rd and revealed his final three schools. His list includes Georgia, USC and Texas. The Georgia native took official visits over the summer to all programs.
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.
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...
Help teachers—Win tickets to see Post Malone in Austin!
Get ready to rock your way into the school year by making a difference! We've teamed up with Crayons to Computers to ensure every student has the supplies they need to succeed. Here's how YOU can help:. Every donation you make to Shop for Teacher between now and 11:59pm Sunday,...
Austin-area school districts ban cellphones to prevent bullying, improve student achievement
Shannon Brady held up a poster that read "Smart Kids, Not Smart Devices" and asked her class of sixth-graders what it was all about. To help students focus, one boy said. “Exactly!” the English teacher responded. “If I’m thinking about my phone the whole time, I’m not focused on what I’m supposed to be learning, right? And, so this is actually a gift to you this year.”
Taxes are rising, as are charges for city services
Money paid by city of Austin taxpayers and Austin residents who pay monthly bills for water and wastewater, electricity, trash and recycling collection (as well as a drainage utility fee and a clean community fee) will see their cost-of-living increase starting in October. That’s pretty much the case every year, and this year the city and its residents have all had to contend with inflation.
Central Health board considers improvements to reaching target communities
Members of the Central Health Board of Managers turned their attention Wednesday to how well the organization is doing at finding those who need health care and other services in a number of areas throughout East Austin. The discussion came during a managers’ meeting prior to the public hearing on...
Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast
VC News | Some new big funds and at least one not so big. There's a newly launched organization with a name that describes its focus. It is the Great Lakes Venture Capital Association. From Cherry Hill, NJ:. U.S.-based food and drinks growth equity firm Siddhi Capital has raised $135...
LSU working to flip 4-Star Texas DB commit Kade Phillips
Texas football edged out the LSU Tigers to land a commitment from the touted four-star Missouri City (TX) Hightower defensive back Kade Phillips when he announced back in early July. But it appears that LSU and defensive backs coach Corey Raymond haven't thrown in the towel in this recruitment since Phillips committed to Texas over the Tigers last month.
Heat wave to continue for SETX
The high temps are here to stay a bit longer as chances for a prolonged heat wave are possible for most of the state. There is a moderate to major risk for heat related impacts with daily highs ranging from 96 to 98 with maximum heat indices to the 109 ranges through Sunday, according to […] The post Heat wave to continue for SETX appeared first on Orange Leader.
State Rep. Charles ‘Doc’ Anderson to retire early
AUSTIN, Texas (FOX 44) — State Representative Charles “Doc” Anderson announced he has informed Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Secretary of State Jane Nelson and Speaker of the House Dade Phelan that he is retiring early from the District 56 Texas House seat he has held since 2005. According to the Office of “Doc” Anderson, he […]
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