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Texas Longhorns head coach Shaka Smart didn't want to tell his team Tuesday's game felt like a "must-win," but it was.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Former Longhorns quarterback and Austin native Sam Ehlinger won the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award in a virtual ceremony held Tuesday night in Dallas. Ehlinger won the award over two finalists, former Alabama running back Najee Harris and former Notre Dame defensive lineman Daelin Hayes. "It’s incredible, growing up, [...]

Pflugerville city leaders approved a severance and release agreement for Police Chief Jessica Robledo during a regularly-scheduled city council meeting Tuesday.

Steve Sarkisian will earn $34.2 million in base pay over the length of a six-year contract as Texas Longhorns head football coach, according to a University of Texas system board of regents agenda.

Police say Julie Marie Hall was last seen at her residence in Georgetown Friday morning (Feb. 19).

Meals on Wheels is going door-to-door, offering some relief to thousands of seniors who may not have access to certain supplies on their own.

People scheduled to receive a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex Tuesday were met with disappointment, after Family Hospital Systems had to cancel all appointments.

Repairs are ongoing after a 120,000 gallon spill was recorded at a Hays County wastewater treatment plant this past week.

A tenured instructor at Oxnard College, identified by students as Michael Abram, was placed on administrative leave after a confrontation with a student Thursday.

Texas Longhorns Athletics Director Chris Del Conte is normally very accessible through his Twitter account. Sometimes, like on Tuesday, he offers insight into his big plans that may be coming up ahead.

In the wake of disastrous energy grid failures during historic winter storm last week, five unaffiliated directors of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) will resign Wednesday. All lived out of state.

According to LCRA, the dogs became sick after swimming in the Hudson Bend area of Lake Travis. Since then, LCRA has taken water samples, which are being tested now.