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HHSC said the artifacts would be displayed at the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin from June through Oct.

An engineering study recommended lowering the speed limits on several Austin streets.

These come ahead of updated, 30% design and cost estimates officials are expected to release this summer, which will give a more accurate — albeit still preliminary — insight into the overall costs and design features of the vehicles.

Colorado State University released its annual updated hurricane season forecast Thursday morning. Unfortunately, its new outlook increases the number of expected hurricanes for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season.

The man accused in the mass shooting at the Tops on Buffalo's East Side has been indicted on more than two dozen charges, including a domestic terrorism charge.

Most of the shooting occurred on the building's second floor, and shots were still being fired when police entered the building, police said.

Fiscal the dog "has rights and we need to guarantee his wellbeing at any cost," said Villarreal. "The dog can't leave the country, the city of Tijuana nor the shelter."

The NFL Foundation alongside the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans donated $800,000 to support the families of the 21 killed in the Robb Elementary shooting in Uvalde.

A grassroots organization announced Wednesday it has enough signatures to get decriminalizing marijuana on the ballot in San Marcos.

After 25 years of service in law enforcement, Cory Tchida has been appointed as chief of police for the City of Georgetown.

Texas said about 1.3 million households will benefit after the state provides more than $317.9 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits in June.

A group of House Democrats from the Austin area will gather at the State Capitol Thursday to demand Gov. Greg Abbott take action following the May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.

The homeless encampment is in the artist market just feet away from the Drag and next door to the University Co-op, which is an area with heavy foot traffic.

Austin-Travis County EMS said a child died Thursday morning in a mobile home fire at a north Austin mobile home park.

On behalf of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Texas DPS issued the alert Wednesday night for Mansa Igbokwe and the person believed to have abducted him, 41-year-old Obinna Igbokwe.

The Longhorns, seeded fourth in the tournament, topped seventh-seeded Arizona State after junior Travis Vick nearly buried a long birdie putt on the 18th hole. Arizona State conceded the hole before Vick's kick-in par to claim the title 3-2.

Six of the eight teams that made it through super regionals represent the conferences, including top-seeded Oklahoma and fifth-seeded UCLA. Northwestern and Florida are the only teams at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex not from either conference.

Five of the 19 police officers indicted on aggravated assault charges stemming from the May 2020 protests have filed a lawsuit against the City of Austin, the Travis County District Attorney's Office and various social justice groups.

Four months after a fire resulted in the shuttering of Texas French Bread, the owners of the Austin baking and dining staple have settled on a plan to partially reestablish the business.

The Robb Elementary School teacher who initially propped open the exterior door the Uvalde gunman used to enter the building thought she had locked it, according to her interview with NewsNation.

Law enforcement had reason to believe Juan Lopez-Espinoza was connected to a May 23 murder.

Among other things, the Equality Act would amend existing civil rights law to explicitly include sexual orientation and gender identification as protected characteristics. Those protections would extend to employment, housing, loan applications, education and other areas. Many states have no such protections, including Texas.

Texas is one of three unseeded teams to make it to the Women's College World Series, which begins Thursday, and the Longhorns are in a position to make a run at a championship.

Plans to move students to other campuses are currently in the works.

Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday ordered a review of school safety in Texas. Abbott directed the Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) to provide a progress report to his office and the Texas Legislature by October 1.