It is an unusual way to fight postpartum depression, but a pill made from placenta is being touted as the natural way of fighting the "baby blues."

Maj. Nidal Hasan is scheduled for transportation from an Army hospital to a Belton jail. The Army psychiatrist allegedly killed 13 and wounded 32 others during

Austin police officers shut down one of the busiest downtown intersections for about an hour early Thursday morning but avoided major traffic trouble after a

Seton is hosting a national workshop to help combat the nursing shortage.

More than 6,000 University of Texas graduates will wear gowns made of plastic water bottles.

Help for seniors is assisting in lowering the unemployment rate.

Capital Metro estimates that 2,942 people rode the new Red Line MetroRail on its first day of service Monday.

Double Portion is blasting their gospel sounds at South by Southwest.

A couple of musicans created a Web site that helps bands coming into Austin find a free place to sleep.

Victory Grill is awarded the 20th historical marker in a series of WWII honorary sites.

The Spruce Upholstery shop is helping customers keep furniture out of landfills while padding their pocket with savings all at the same time.

A program helping young men get excited about learning is growing at LBJ High School.  Students responding to specialized instruction.

A local inventor is making a splash on the national stage after her invention is feature on the Today Show, and the product's birth was one inspired from

LivingSocial started in Austin seven weeks ago, and it offers discounts of up to 50 percent on tours, meals and entertainment throughout the city.

Children are encourged to exercise through a program that helps them run 26.2 miles.