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Austin, Texas, Mayor Steve Adler (D) urged residents to “stay home” in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus while vacationing in Mexico following his daughter’s wedding. 

Protests have broken out in Dallas, Texas, over the Breonna Taylor case where the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced on Wednesday that no police officers would be charged directly for the death of Taylor. 

Firefighters in Austin, Texas, rescued a woman from a truck dangling over a retaining wall late Monday night in a parking lot on Interstate 35.

Scott Presler is joining forces with Black Voices for America to help clean up the mess in Wisconsin caused by Black Lives Matter activists.

Prosecutors in Travis County, Austin, Texas, charged three protesters affiliated with the leftist anti-government effort known as Antifa with looting a Target store. The alleged looting by the anarchists occurred during George Floyd protests on May 31 in the Texas capital city.

A top Texas law enforcement official said Tuesday that evidence shows the far-left extremist group Antifa was involved in the looting of an Austin store over the weekend in the wake of nationwide protests and riots over the death of George Floyd, who recently died in police custody in Minneapolis. 

Citizens of Austin, Texas, located and donated to a homeless man whose only belongings were destroyed by rioters on Friday.

A Texas dad recently drove more than 1,000 miles to surprise his daughter with a Chick-fil-A meal on her birthday.

The Frog & The Bull in Austin, Texas, opened its doors on Friday to a welcome surprise from a customer after spending weeks being shut down due to the coronavirus.

Organizers of the South By Southwest Festival said late Friday that they are complying with the Austin government’s decision to cancel the March dates for the annual event, which typically brings thousands of cinephiles and tech enthusiasts to the Texas city.

The homelessness problem is getting out of hand and increasing the risk of danger, a steakhouse owner in Austin, Texas, said recently. 

A husband in Austin, Texas, gave his beloved wife a very unique gift for Christmas this year. 

An anonymous donor is making sure needy families in Austin, Texas, are able to move forward with their lives. 

“When you build in the United States, you don’t have to worry about tariffs,” President Trump said. “It sort of helps people make a decision to come in.”

State Rep. Poncho Nevárez (D-Eagle Pass) admitted Thursday that the cocaine inside an envelope he dropped at an Austin airport in September was his. 

A couple in Austin, Texas, recently broke the Guinness World Record as the “Oldest Married Couple.” 

The mother of a little girl in Austin, Texas, who has cerebral palsy got a wonderful surprise recently when she walked, unaided, for the first time in her life.

A movie theater in Austin, Texas, has announced that they will donate a portion of their ticket sales to help with legal fees for immigrants throughout the month of July.

On Thursday, the Travis County District Court ruled that the City of Austin, Texas, violated the law by barring handguns in City Hall and assessed a nine thousand dollar penalty against the city for the violation.

Tech giant Apple has announced plans to build a new campus costing $1 billion in Austin, Texas, as part of its ongoing U.S. expansion. The facility will eventually employ 15,000 workers ranging from engineers to customer support representatives.

Archaeologists say they unearthed what they believe are the oldest weapons ever found in North America — ancient spear points estimated to be 15,500 years old — according to a new study released this week.

Street artist Sabo released a new poster Monday poking fun at country singer Willie Nelson ahead of his upcoming fundraiser for Texas Democrat Beto O’Rourke.

The Army on Friday launched Army Futures Command, tasked with preparing the Army to fight and win future wars.

The U.S. Army is standing up the Army Futures Command in Austin, the capital Texas, in its first major reorganization in more than forty years, Army leaders announced on Friday.

A Northern California jerky snack food giant is the latest company to announce plans to exit the Golden State and relocate in Texas, potentially, later this year.

President Donald Trump congratulated law enforcement after reports surfaced that the Austin bomber suspect blew himself up.

President Donald Trump vowed a tough response to the bombings in Austin, Texas, decrying the actions as “very, very sick.”

A concert by the hip-hop band The Roots at the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin was canceled because of a hoax bomb threat, local officials have confirmed.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been slammed for flying to a liberal arts festival in Texas in the midst of a violent crime wave in his city, to argue that national government should focus on pressuring social media firms to increase censorship.

A year-end study by Zillow, the real estate website, revealed that U.S. home values soared in 2017 reaching a record $31.8 trillion. Its list of the nation’s 35 largest markets included four Texas metropolitan areas that made impressive gains, notably Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston.

Authorities foiled a Texas man’s plan to fly to Florida to lure a 9-year-old girl into having sex with him, police say.

City councils are being harassed to approve new apartment developments by residents who are angry about spiking rents and screaming “Yes in My Back Yard” YIMBY) to generate competition to rein in greedy landlords.

A Texas judge issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of having sex with a chain link fence after the suspect failed to appear in court last week and face the consequences of his allegedly lewd public conduct.

A woman from the border city of Laredo, Texas, was arrested in Austin after authorities found more than $2 million in liquid meth inside her vehicle. The woman was traveling with her 4-year-old daughter.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is cashing in on his new book by charging hundreds of dollars to those who want an autographed copy.

Two years after the State threw out the sexual and satanic ritual abuse case against former Texas child day care owners Dan and Fran Keller, the Travis County District Attorney declared them “actually innocent” and dropped all existing charges, finally exonerating the couple who maintained their innocence since their 1992 convictions.