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The Tenth Annual Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr. Salute To Excellence Awards

On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. presents highlights of the 10th Annual Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Salute To Excellence…

The Lead: Texas Inmate Executed, Hasan Back in Court, Police and Occupy Austin

Good morning. Austin’s expecting partly cloudy, warm and humid weather today, according to the National Weather Service. Here’s some of KUT News’ top…

Texas Democrats Remain Silent About Who Will Lead Their 2018 Ticket

The start of the 2018 election cycle is just around the corner and Democrats remain silent on who will be at the top of their ticket. Political experts...

Has the Austin Backlash Begun?

Has the afterglow worn off?The doting South by Southwest masses have slinked back to Williamsburg and Echo Park, doubtless telling tales about this…

Go West, Young Fam: Renters Are Leaving Austin For Denver And Seattle Because It's Unaffordable.

Nearly two-thirds of Austin renters looking to settle down somewhere else are largely doing so because of affordability, according to a new report from…

A marathon runner, wrapped in a blanket to stay warm after the race, watched Monday as authorities investigated the bombings that shook the finish line area at the Boston Marathon. At least three people were killed and dozens were wounded.

Boston Marathon Explosions: Tuesday's Developments

The investigation into the explosions that killed three and injured dozens continues. We're tracking developments.

An aerial view of the end of Main Street in Hays County. To the left and in the distance is undeveloped ranch land. To the right of the road is a large development of single-family homes that includes a small lack. A water tower with a sunflower painted on it rests among the houses.

Travis County asks: How should we spend $450 million on roads and parks?

Low turnout at public meetings on the largest potential bond package in county history have frustrated panel members trying to figure out what people want.

This old live oak tree along Old Stagecoach Road in Kyle is set to be relocated for a road expansion. Currently, the two-lane road makes traffic yield to go around the tree.

Kyle City Council votes to relocate old live oak tree to make way for road expansion

The tree was set to be cut down, but after protests and community feedback, the Kyle City Council decided to reverse its decision and move the live oak to a near by neighborhood.

What's In a Study? The Elusive Numbers Behind Economic Impact Studies

The second weekend of the Austin City Limits Festival is upon us.If you don’t go to ACL, you may just view the two-weekend music event as a headache that…

UT/TT Poll: Most Texas Voters Say Confederate Memorials Shouldn’t Move

Most Texas voters don’t want to remove Confederate memorials or put them in museums, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.Many…

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