The Liz Carpenter Fountain will re-open on time, as scheduled, on Tuesday.

On 9th Street between Congress and Brazos, the street quickly transformed into a movie set for the Coen Brothers remake of the 1969 classic, “True Grit”

Just in time for 100-degree temperatures, a popular splash fountain near Downtown Austin will reopen to Austin residents after months of costly problems.

The Austin Community College District has an extremely large purchase ready for check out.

HostGator, a Houston-based blog hosting company, will expand to Austin, bringing 300 jobs with it.

A University of Texas dormitory with ties to the Ku Klux Klan may have its name changed after all.

Residents in one of Austin's most sought-after neighborhoods are saying their streets are literally sinking.

Arson investigators spent Monday morning asking questions of a suspect who turned himself in after police say he started a blaze that destroyed a South Austin

Emergency room doctors at University Medical Center Brackenridge are pushing the Austin City Council to endorse new research on traumatic brain injuries for

Austin's City Council will vote this week on whether to ban travel to the state of Arizona in response to its tough, new law fighting illegal immigration.

The ups and downs on the New York Stock Exchange took more twists and turns Friday, one day after one of the biggest plunges in the history of the Dow Jones

Just more than a month has passed since the City of Austin made improvements to what some have called dangerous intersection near Capital Metro's Red Line

Sen. Kirk Watson has called on Capital Metro this afternoon to take its general agreement with recommendations contained in a recent scathing audit and "be

Proposals to change City codes could affect how favorite Austin trailer eateries, like Hey Cupcake and Torchy's Tacos, do business.

It's just a name, seven letters, familiar to many University of Texas students: Simkins.