Read more After signing one of the largest industrial leases in the metro in 2024, an Austin-based defense technology company plans to hire hundreds as it ramps up production at its new headquarters.

The city's Intergovernmental Relations Office sent an update to the city council, saying that departments shouldn't stop what they're doing unless directed to do so.

Cal baseball coach Mike Neu was asked a few days ago how long it took him to get over not being invited to the NCAA tournaent last year. 'I don't think I ever w ...

If you're not looking for something a little different to do this weekend, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden + Museum is unveiling ...

More than 60 homes and businesses could be demolished during the massive public transit expansion. As KUT worked to confirm the locations, many business owners and property managers learned about the ...

During a news conference in the Oval Office, X was picking his nose, mimicking his father and telling the press to "shhh" as his father was speaking.

Rain is in the forecast at the Daytona 500 once again. Will the race be postponed? Can you bring an umbrella? Does NASCAR ...

The Texas Education Agency requests $17 million due to a spike in complaints against teachers, aiming to enhance its ...

AUSTIN, Texas - Galindo Elementary School in Austin ISD has opened a food pantry with the help of the Central Texas Food Bank ...

Oracle refuses to give up the JavaScript trademark, sparking backlash from developers. Could its control impact the language?

But don’t let appearances fool you. Inside, you’ll find a treasure trove of Tex-Mex delights that’ll have you questioning why ...

The menu at Juan in a Million is like a love letter to Tex-Mex breakfast, written in salsa and sealed with a kiss of queso.