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Kealing Middle School closed Tuesday after overnight fire damages East Austin campus
Kealing Middle School students will have to delay their first day of class until at least Wednesday after an apparent electrical fire broke out on the campus’ second floor Monday night, the Austin school district announced early Tuesday morning. The school will be closed Tuesday for repairs. “The fire was quickly contained and crews immediately...
Texas volleyball team has traditionally been highly-ranked ahead of championship seasons
The Texas Longhorns were ranked first on Monday when the American Volleyball Coaches Association released the preeminent preseason poll for college volleyball. Since the AVCA poll debuted in 1982, Texas has won four NCAA championships. The Longhorns entered each of those title runs as a top-10 team, but Texas started and ended the...
3 Texas players losing position battles halfway through camp
The confidence in the depth and talent at the defensive tackle position in the second half of preseason camp is much higher than many of us thought it would be way back during spring ball. Texas has depth and proven experience that goes three units deep in the rotation along the interior defensive line for Kenny Baker this fall camp.
School of Civic Leadership Accepting Applications for Inaugural Class
AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Civic Leadership is now accepting applications for its inaugural class, which will enroll in Fall 2025. The school is among the first in a growing number of civics-focused colleges, institutes and initiatives being launched at public universities across the U.S. to prepare students for civic responsibility through the study of America’s founding principles, economic foundations and history.
In a North Texas House race, two Asian candidates campaign on their version of the American Dream
GARLAND — Rep. Angie Chen Button, 70, is living the American Dream. After immigrating from Taiwan to Texas for graduate school at 24, she improved her English, climbed the corporate ladder and was elected to the state House, where she has served eight terms as the only Asian American woman in the Legislature.
Texas Hunting, Fishing Licenses Now On Sale For Upcoming Season
If you plan to hunt or fish this year in Texas, it’s time to pay for a new license. New hunting/fishing licenses went on sale Thursday for the 2024-25 season. Current-year licenses expire at the end of August. Texans purchase more than 3.9 million hunting and fishing licenses each...
HAAM Music Monday Powered by FVF Law: The Natalie & Jeannie Project takes the WAA stage
It is HAAM Music Monday, powered by FVF Law and today we are excited to feature an Austin artist who has been contributing to the local music scene for nearly 40 years. Jeannie Ramirez has a few bands in town but today "The Natalie and Jeannie Project" will take the WAA stage performing their song "I Landed On a Star" which is fitting because their celestial sound, magnetic musicality, and electric instrumentals will take you a musical journey that is truly out of this world.
Every top 2025 recruit committing week who has Texas on their list
Another recruitment that I would come close to probably classifying as a "must-win" deal for the Longhorns is for five-star Galveston (TX) Ball athlete/safety Jonah Williams. Texas is fighting the LSU Tigers, Oregon Ducks, LSU, and USC in the race to land Williams' commitment when he announces on Aug. 24.
Your chance to cheer on the Austin Gamblers during PBR Gambler Days at Moody Center!
Get ready to grab life by the horns and take a ride because the Austin Gamblers'PBR Gambler Days returns this weekend to Moody Center. Gamblers CEO JJ Gottsch and Head Coach Michael"Gman" Gaffney stopped by to share why we should giddy up and get on out to this action-packed, can't-miss country event.
Texas Woman Convicted Of Stealing $1 Million, Wasted It On Tik Tok
If you came into over a million dollars, what would you do with it?. Most people would spend it on items of real value- like a house, car, or investments. Or even something of perceived value- like designer clothing. Now imagine you got that million dollars by risking it all...
BVCHEA football team has eyes set on deep postseason run
The BVCHEA football team was just a few plays away from a state championship appearance in 2023. The Mustangs fell to Gloria Deo Academy 35-30 in the area round of the TAIAO playoffs. That was something the team stored in the back of its head and has used as motivation...
Q&A with Lument’s Vic Clark on the Current Multifamily Lending Environment
2024 has posed a markedly different borrowing environment for commercial real estate owners and investors than we saw coming out of the pandemic. As the year gets closer to the fourth quarter, the circumstances are beginning to shift yet again. At Connect Texas Multifamily, taking place August 20 at Virgin Hotels Dallas, Vic Clark, senior managing director at Lument, will be among the financing experts providing insights on what to expect. Ahead of his participation in the “Dealmaking Update: Making the Numbers Work” panel, Clark set the stage for the discussion.
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