Austin group marks 100 years of Black History Month with community photoshoot

Since 2018, Where Y’all At Though?! has hosted the “Celebrating Our Black” community photoshoot. Organizers are aiming for their biggest turnout yet this year.

AG Paxton sues Council on American-Islamic Relations chapters, seeks ban in Texas

Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against CAIR and its chapters in Austin, Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth, seeking to block them from operating.
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Austin ISD seeks to exit more than $70 million in bond contracts for closing schools

Adjusting contracts that account for much of the remaining commitments could reduce the final amount of bond money spent on closing schools to closer to $41 million.

See the photos: Austin shakes off the ice after major Texas winter storm

The Austin forecast calls for freezing temperatures and percipation through the weekend as temperatures drop hour by hour.

Rush-hour incident causes hour-long delays on notorious Texas highway

Drivers heading south of the Capital City are facing heavy delays during rush hour along the I-35 corridor.

Austin nonprofit working to fill ‘book deserts’ in Texas, gives free books to thousands of kids

In a small warehouse/office building in south Austin, a handful of people run an organization that provides thousands of books to hundreds of thousands of kids across the state.

An Austin artist turns Black music and motherhood into a radical act of care

"Black Divas," created by Austin artist Ghislaine Jean (Qi Dada), blends music, motherhood and ritual to center Black maternal health, artistry and survival in Texas.