In the latest installment of "Jim Duncan's Austin," we look at three lost landmarks: First Capitol, President's House, St. Mary's Academy

The Texan capital marches to its own beat, from nightly bat-spotting to food trucks that rival fine-dining restaurants. This quirky vibe is what makes it so magnetic.

Thousands of volunteers are getting ready for one of Austin’s biggest Thanksgiving traditions, Operation Turkey.

Glen Powell two-steps at Donn’s Depot and The Broken Spoke in Austin as his A24 thriller How to Make a Killing heads to theaters Feb. 20.

After spending Thanksgiving with family in 2021, 30-year-old George Michael Lopez was shot and killed while driving. Four years later, the cold case detective working on the case promised his

The owners of an iconic Austin landmark have a big reason to be thankful this holiday season. House Park BBQ has made it through its first year back in business after being destroyed by a fire in 2020.

AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin woman is using her voice in a unique way to raise awareness about domestic violence. Twenty-five years ago, Courtney Santana found herself and her children homeless behind a Walmart after she finally found the courage to escape her abusive relationship.

Ruby sells homemade candles she makes in her kitchen in North Austin — each named after desserts like pudding cups and oatmeal cream pies. When buyers open the box with their candle, they

ShantiNiketan, a leading developer of culturally specific senior living communities, is launching its unique model near Austin to serve the growing needs of the Indian American community. Following the success of its existing Florida campuses,

The Aggies were rather unpredictable that season. After the 3-3 start, things fell into place with a 45-10 win over Kansas. Future NFL starter Ryan Tannehill guided A&M to wins over Texas Tech, No. 11 Oklahoma, Baylor and No. 9 Nebraska.