Viva Palestina Orchestra hopes to inspire compassion for Palestinian people and culture through their Austin shows. Last year, the musicians helped raise $115,000 for Palestinian families and aid groups.

Members of the University Democrats said the new state law disrupts their ability to invite guest speakers and volunteer voter registrars to campus.

The improv's space on Congress Avenue is being converted into a bar, so owners had to decide whether to close or relocate. Their story isn't unique in Austin.

The festival kicked off the first of two weekends, bringing the usual crowds, heat, flags, special appearance rumors and performances from some of today’s biggest artists and up-and-coming acts.

Emergency officials say there is no threat to campus, but they are still asking people to avoid the 2900 block of the I-35 service road.

Yes, you can (and should) bring sunscreen and reusable water bottles. Keep those coolers and selfie sticks at home.

Texans can safely surrender infants to designated locations like fire stations and hospitals. But not everyone knows the law exists.

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

After more than a decade without leads, Austin police say they believe they have identified the man responsible for the yogurt shop murders of 1991 that left four Austin teens dead.