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Texas S Andrew Mukuba has been 'invaluable' for secondary
Texas football got an extremely valuable leader and talent addition to the safety room this offseason from the transfer portal and the Clemson Tigers, senior Andrew Mukuba. The Austin native Mukuba returned home for the final season of his collegiate eligibility in 2024 as a graduate transfer this offseason. The...
2025 Four-Star CB Flips Commitment From Texas To LSU
Brian Kelly and the Tigers are hot on the recruiting trail heading into the start of a new season. Class of 2025 four-star cornerback prospect Kade Phillips has flipped his pledge to LSU after initially committing to Texas. The Lone Star state native becomes the program's 24th commit for the Class of 2025.
ABA Connect Rebrands to BrightPath Behavior Following Slew of Mergers
Austin, Texas-based ABA Connect has doubled its facilities in the last two years by acquiring two other applied behavior analysis (ABA) companies. The autism therapy provider has now unified its brands, ABA Connect, Bright Behavior and ABA Therapy of Houston, under the name BrightPath Behavior, and is forging a course for organizational growth.
Texas Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers named 'top tier of Heisman favorite' by USA TODAY in Top 10 list
QB Quinn Ewers — Texas Longhorns. Ewers broke through in 2023, tossing 22 touchdowns and completing 69% of his throws in leading Texas to the Big 12 championship and a College Football Playoff berth. Experience played a big role in his growth as a second-year starter. Could Arch Manning’s hyped arrival have also sparked Ewers’ growth? With the Longhorns a major playoff contender as new members of the SEC, the junior has a budding Heisman campaign that’s hard to ignore. — Paul Myerberg.
Everything’s Bigger in Texas—Including This High School’s Tuition!
Everything is bigger in Texas… especially when it comes to forking over money to get your kids through school!. My son just started high school but I’m already stressing the cost of college as I’m sufre most other parents with high school kids are. However, If you thought college tuition was outrageous, wait until you hear about the price tag for high school education in Texas.
Who killed the dumpling dude?
Austin, Texas - Austin police have ruled that Hao Li, owner of Taste of Home Handmade Dumplings, shot and killed Chup Prum in self-defense during an alleged robbery attempt on July 24. Prum died from his wounds four days later. Li claimed that Prum, 57, approached him with a knife...
FEELING LUCKY: A New Casino Is Coming To East Texas
The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe is the oldest Native American reservation in Texas and they announced some big plans. The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas boasts a unique story dating back to before the 1700s according to their website. The Tribe operates on the oldest reservation in the state located on approximately 10,200 acres in the Big Thicket of Deep East Texas.
Beto O’Rourke visits UTA, encourages young voters
Former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke made Monday’s first day of school a memorable one, visiting campus to speak with students about voter registration and the upcoming presidential election. Part of a multiple-event series, First Week of Class with Beto, the Texas native will travel to different universities in...
Plastic pellet pollution is in Galveston Bay and likely accidental, nonprofit says
Earlier this month, Environment Texas, a nonprofit that advocates for clean air and water across the state, hosted a clean-up event at Sylvan Beach. Specifically, volunteers were cleaning up plastic pellets, a kind of microplastic found in Galveston Bay. These tiny little plastic beads, also known as nurdles, are the building blocks used to create plastic products.Volunteer groups like Environment Texas collected more than 2 million of these pellets along the Gulf Coast. Still, an estimated 10 trillion plastic pellets enter waterways worldwide.How do they end up in Galveston Bay? Luke Metzger, Environment Texas' executive director, says they get there...
Red Cross urging people to donate blood amid nationwide emergency shortage
NORTH TEXAS — The American Red Cross declared an emergency blood shortage after its national inventory dropped by more than 25% in July, and the continued heat is making it harder to build back the supply.Nationally, more than 100 blood drives have been impacted by the weather."Sometimes they're canceled," said Linda Braddy, CEO of Red Cross - North Texas Region. "Sometimes it just causes a decline in who would typically come and donate because of the heat. People just don't want to get out."Braddy said the organization typically sees a decline in the supply during the summer, but the extreme...
TxDOT, law enforcement team up for Labor Day drunk driving prevention initiative
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Texas Department of Transportation announced it is teaming up with law enforcement during its Labor Day campaign to remind drivers of the dangers of drunk driving. TxDOT said in partnership with law enforcement it is launching the “Drive Sober. No Regrets.” Labor Day campaign to urge Texans to “always make […]
High heat could have impact on vehicles, experts say
AUSTIN, Texas — The heat advisory is continuing Monday for most of Central Texas and it can take a toll on your vehicle, too. Experts say just like when it comes to your personal health if you’re not careful, excessive and extreme heat could have serious impacts on your car.
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