The average American human lives to their 70s. The average giant tortoise can live more than 100 years. The Greenland shark can live up to 500 years. What about trees in Austin?

In 1983, UT Austin buried a time capsule in a park that was eventually plowed over to build the Dell Medical School.

Before there was an IHOP, there was a university that attempted to revolutionize higher education for immigrants at the corner of I-35 and Cesar Chavez Street.

Off to Austin’s west, you may have seen a collection of towers with their red lights blinking through the night.

ATXplained Live is coming back to the Paramount Theatre on Oct. 11.

The cemetery started as a single grave in 1912. Now it's a cornerstone for Mexican culture and local families' legacies.

A KUT listener says they're swarming around her pool in Northeast Austin. But at least they don't bite.

No matter the season, the iconic Austin dive bar off Justin Lane is filled with snow globes, Christmas trees and strings of red and green lights. But the story behind how this decor came to be is always changing.

It seems like a simple question, with a simple answer. But there's more to it.

Army veteran Denise Gordon questioned whether it makes any sense for lawmakers from the second-largest state in the country and one of the largest economies in the world to meet so infrequently.