A panel of three federal judges in El Paso is now hearing arguments in a lawsuit challenging the controversial new map of Texas’ congressional districts. The judges’ decision will determine whether Texas can use the map in the 2026 midterm elections.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expecting waves of passengers for Austin City Limits Music fest and F1 just as the TSA announces lines could get longer than normal.

The group comes together weekly at Central Market on North Lamar to discuss a story in the magazine. The meetings aren’t about coming to grand conclusions; the goal is to explore ideas and geek out on literature.

The school consolidation plan, which is being released at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, will also detail the district’s new attendance boundaries, transfer policies and how programming will change at each school.

Officials in the city of Bastrop have asked Musk’s tunneling firm, The Boring Company, to build several tunnels to connect the area’s trails. If approved, the city manager anticipates the million-dollar project could be finished within a year.

The Other Ones Foundation offers shelter and job training for people looking to find a way out of homelessness.

Small sellers say the new tax on fees cuts into already thin margins while the comptroller argues state law requires online marketplaces be taxed like any other data processor.

A group of residents who live near the proposed data center have filed a lawsuit against the project. They claim the data center is being built on restricted land.

L.B. Deyo's playwriting debut cultivates a feeling of paranoia and dread.

Lowering a highway in flash flood alley comes with obvious risks. So TxDOT's building a drainage tunnel wide enough to drive a semi-truck through it.