Republicans are vowing to defeat what they call radical Islam, which is groups within the faith they say are trying to impose ...

Companies say it's a whole year of planning on the line because it all boils down to 30 seconds – and a lot of money – to promote their products.

Georgetown is getting a new 3-mile waterline along County Road 255 that will bring clean water to about 25,000 customers in the fast-growing northwest corridor.

The first-ever KUT Fest will be held May 1-2 on the University of Texas at Austin campus.

Seattle-based travel website Expedia is eliminating 100 positions in the Austin area in April.

Republicans are vowing to target Islam and stop what they call the "Islamification" of Texas. It's become a key pillar of primary election campaigns.

The Austin Apartment Alliance is launching a new program to help first responders find more affordable housing options.

The indictment is tied to an incident on Interstate 35 northbound, where a suspect was shot in the arm after a car chase.

Your Super Bowl Sunday snack spread might cost you a little more this time around.

More than 42,000 students applied on the first day of the state's new Education Freedom Accounts program.

A federal judge has ruled a Texas law to discourage disinvestment from oil and gas companies is unconstitutional.

All eyes are on Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, for Super Bowl Sunday. But it's not just the game that has people excited.