Burnet County, in a reaction to recent growth and development, is remapping its floodplain.

Burnet Consolidated Independent School District's food service department is becoming more enviromentally friendly by recycling food scraps.

Seven months after filing for bankruptcy, the Hill Country Galleria’s ownership future may no longer be in legal limbo. The Chicago-based REIT Management &

The annual AquaPalooza chose nearby Lake Travis to host its signature event this year after hearing where Malone is based. Last summer's event in Alabama

AT&T, the City of Bee Cave, and TxDOT are speeding up plans to complete a heavily congested intersection improvement project on Highway 71. Work stopped a few

A Burnet lawyer is fighting for his right to enter a city without having to identify himself - and the battle includes going to trial over a citation for doing

The body of missing kayaker Ian Townsend was found early Saturday morning in the Blanco River.

A Dripping Springs pilot, two Austin orthopedic surgeons and planes full of medical supplies are headed to Haiti.

The new 4X4 graduation plan the State Board of Educators approved is forcing high school's to find funds in their already cash-strapped budgets to buy

A Kingsland family is calling on Governor Rick Perry to rescue the Haitian boy they adopted. Not only is the boy suffering through the devastation of the

A collision outside of Johnson City leaves an elderly couple dead.

Volunteers are helping put together hundreds of personal health kits for children and adults that will be shipped to Haiti Thursday.

A Kingsland couple is learning new information about the orphanage where they adopted five Haitian children since 2005. A nanny is dead there, and looters are

Five years ago, Lonnie and Kim Harmon of Kingsland had a much quieter home. After a trip to Hait though, they ended up with five orphans around their dining

The Burnet County Animal Control Department impounded a fox, later to be found rabid, in a residential area of the city.