These statistics are not meaningful without a baseline to tell us what is "normal": More than 1 in 3 people who bought homes in some of East Austin's oldest neighborhoods in 1992 or earlier moved out of those homes after... »
Just a few short years ago, Tejano music fans were bemoaning the absence of a full-time Tejano station in Austin. Venerable stations were vanishing from the airwaves as their corporate owners said the genre couldn’t sustain ratings. Today, fans have a ... »
Former teacher, counselor and Austin school board president Bernice Hart died Monday morning of natural causes, her family said. She was 91. “She will definitely be missed,” said her nephew, Otis McCullough. “She was dedicated to all children, regardle... »
A Huston-Tillotson University student who was stabbed outside a downtown club Dec. 4 died Wednesday as a result of her injuries, university officials said today. Fatima Barrie, 21, (pictured) a biology major and a member of the women’s track team, had ... »
Dewhurst ignores Senate opponents in new video, Hutchison says she isn’t backing away from Perry criticisms and DeMint says he’s unlikely to endorse. (Happy birthday to U.S. Rep. John Carter.) Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst will release a new web video today ... »
No disappointment. No doubt. Little celebration.Roughly a year removed from a harrowing regional final loss to Texas A&M, top-ranked Baylor rolled through No. 9 Tennessee, 77-58, at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Baylor moves on to its third Fi... »
