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For the podcast "24 Hours in Austin," 20 audio producers spent months documenting a handful of days in the life of Austin. They spent 24 hours straight in one location listening to people’s stories or struggles or whatever happened to be on their mind. They found that as big as Austin has gotten, standing still, it gets a little smaller.

This weekend you can celebrate a country music icon, reflect on climate resilience through art, bid farewell to a local treasure and catch KUT's Jerry Quijano leading a Q&A about a podcasting documentary.

Irving police say they won’t file charges against a Muslim teenager who brought a homemade clock to school that was mistaken for a bomb.

More than 2,000 teachers responded to our survey. Some called their student loan debt "an albatross around my neck," others simply said, "Help!"

How did AISD sell a piece of public land on a promise that never materialized? The answer involves the City of Austin, a movie theater company hamstrung by the pandemic and a school district left rethinking how it should manage valuable property.

Early voting in the Texas primaries starts Feb. 14. Republicans and Democrats across the state will decide who their parties' nominees will be in the November general election. Election Day is March 1.

We'll be updating this story throughout the day Tuesday with the latest local news on the coronavirus pandemic. If you'd like to go through a roundup of…

Mackenzie Kelly defeated incumbent Jimmy Flannigan to represent District 6, while Alison Alter successfully defended a challenge from Jennifer Virden to retain her District 10 seat.

While the city may have postponed its annual family-friendly fireworks due to possible inclement weather tonight, that's not likely to stop hordes of…

As people are gearing up for Thanksgiving, many families impacted by last month’s flooding are still trying to put their lives back together.The floods…