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Heading into Monday night's game against Kansas State, the Longhorns are in a precarious spot. At 5-7, Texas and K-State are tied for ninth place in the conference. This is incredibly important in the conference tournament because if they end up in 11th place or lower, they'll have to play a first-round game. That means if they want to make a run at a tournament championship, they'd have to play five consecutive games. That's certainly not an ideal situation.

Buc-ee's Ltd. is eyeing a 74,000-square-foot family travel center in San Marcos, which would be as big as some grocery stores.

A Dallas area officer was involved in a shooting after a student showed up to a charter school armed Monday morning, according to school officials and police.

What businesses and services are open or closed on Presidents' Day?

Typically referred to as a mosquito eater, mosquito hawk, or giant mosquito, Entomologist Wizzie Brown with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension said the crane fly does not eat mosquitos and is its own species of insect.

Prices are rising at the pump and drivers across the country, state, and metro area are feeling it.

A program honoring a civil rights icon will occur on Presidents Day in Georgetown.

Here's a look at some of the down-ballot races, to help you make informed decisions before casting your vote.

The city of Austin said most of its facilities and offices are closed Monday for Presidents Day. Normal business hours resume Tuesday, the city said.

With the help of a friend, 18-year-old Owen Rawl completed the Austin Half Marathon Sunday morning.

The Longhorns scored seven runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings combined to turn an early deficit into a resounding win. Texas connected on seven of their nine hits in the frames and took advantage of some erratic San Diego pitching. The Toreros walked two and hit two batters in the fifth which led to a pair of runs. For the game, Texas drew seven walks and was hit by pitches four times, giving them 11 free base runners to work with.

Severe weather season begins March 1 in Central Texas.