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What time is the Texas-Oklahoma game? Rivalry gets a later start time
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners have traditionally been the opening game for a long day of college football. However, the two schools will have a new kickoff time for their first matchup in the SEC at the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas. This year,...
Another lawsuit filed against popular Austin day care for mistreatment of children caught on camera
AUSTIN, Texas — A popular day care in Austin is under fire again after another lawsuit claims to have caught more abuse on camera. An Austin mother claims her 18-month-old suffered serious physical, emotional and mental harm after an incident at The Children's Courtyard in May 2023. According to...
UPDATE: Hip Hop Star No Longer Wanted By Cops In Texas
An Update To A Story That Went Viral This Week: Boosie Clears Up His Austin Warrant. After news spread that Boosie was wanted in Austin for theft of services, the rapper cleared things up and called the whole matter a "misunderstanding". In a video interview posted by The Shade Room,...
'We have a moral responsibility' | Austin emergency homeless shelter to stay open for now
AUSTIN, Texas — Organizations that help the unhoused in Austin say they're grateful a temporary emergency homeless shelter in southeast Austin is staying open for now. On Thursday, Austin City Council members voted to keep the Marshalling Yard open, despite plans to close in 2025. They’ve asked City Manager T.C. Broadnax to find the funds to keep the 300-bed shelter open until they find a replacement facility.
Driver fled scene of fatal East Austin pedestrian crash, police say
AUSTIN, Texas — Police say the driver of a vehicle that hit and killed a pedestrian in East Austin last month left the scene without stopping or calling 911. Around 9:32 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 25, Austin police responded to a crash where two vehicles hit a pedestrian in the 4600 block of E. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.
Do You Know This Important Texas Hotel Is The Most Haunted?
Austin, Texas has a whole lot of history from being named after The Father of Texas Stephen F. Austin, to being the home of the University of Texas and numerous other Fortune 500 Businesses like Dell Technologies, and now more recently Tesla. The various architecture reflects several styles and generational choices, but nothing stands out quite like the oldest hotel in town that is also said to be the most haunted place in the entire state of Texas.
New book details how Austin, Texas, lost its ‘magic’ — and the larger threat its trajectory may represent
Austin’s “magic” has slipped away thanks to poorly planned development run amok, a new book argues. In “Lost in Austin,” out Tuesday, journalist Alex Hannaford details how spiking rents have sent development sprawling into the Texas city’s ecologically sensitive hinterlands — increasing traffic, sucking up the source of its water and potentially spelling a warning…
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