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Each pantry will feature healthy groceries, snacks and hygiene products. All items will be available to students, faculty and staff for free.

The publicly elected Board of Trustees said the sudden end of the Texas Dream Act “bypassed the standard legislative process meant to ensure fairness and transparency, and prevented sufficient notice or consideration.” Tens of thousands of students have been impacted.

Austin Community College and the Travis County Sheriff’s Office have been working on getting this program off the ground for more than two years. The pilot is grant-funded.

View Larger Map Fire Near Reimer's Ranch Almost ContainedCrews are still working on a fire near Reimer’s Ranch in Western Travis County. Lake Travis Fire…

Garrett Gilbert to TransferGarrett Gilbert has been released from his UT athletics scholarship. This leaves the former Longhorn starting quarter back free…

Early Voting Begins for Shade, Tovo RunoffEarly voting starts today for the runoff election for Austin City Council Place Three. The runoff is between…

A Handful of Texas Teams are Going BowlingThe college football bowl match ups are out. Number 3 TCU will play in its first Rose Bowl game; they’ll take on…

Panel Warns Another Massive Oil Spill Could HappenAnother massive oil spill, similar to BP's uncontrollable leak in the Gulf, could happen again if action…

APD Officer Shoots and Kills Armed SuspectOne man was killed by an Austin police officer early this morning in Southeast Austin. About 1:00, police…

More Fallout from Comptroller's Security BreachThe Houston Chronicle is reporting a second class-action lawsuit has been filed against Texas Comptroller…