Lance Armstrong Stops Fighting Doping Charges
The seven-time Tour de France champion and Austinite, facing a lifetime ban from cycling, will be stripped of his titles.
The seven-time Tour de France champion and Austinite, facing a lifetime ban from cycling, will be stripped of his titles.
By Katie Stroh
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the Environmental Protection Agency's Cross-State Air Pollution Rule.
By Katie Stroh
The new $8 billion project will be fed in part with natural gas from the South Texas and Eagle Ford Shale fields.
By Katie Stroh
Carthage ISD is putting the finishing touches on a $750,000 scoreboard for its high school stadium, complete with a record-setting 1,200-square-foot video screen.
By Katie Stroh
El Paso, which is no stranger to scandals, is facing another nick against its reputation after the TEA found its school district to be engaging in "unethical and illegal acts."
By Katie Stroh
Texan Olympians brought home some 26 medals from the 2012 London Games.
By Katie Stroh
A line-jumping Westlake teenager learned a very public lesson in courtesy on a Southwest flight.
By Katie Stroh
Mueller, a master-planned community in Austin, has the highest concentration of electric vehicles in the country as part of a pilot project focusing on clean energy.
By Katie Stroh
Bikinis Sports Bar and Grill will soon have its own eponymous Hill County tourist destination.
By Katie Stroh
In an interview with the UK's Independent, Robert Plant confirms rumors that he has moved to Austin, saying that he rents an "old crack house" in the city.
By Katie Stroh
Gawker got wind that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Connally Unit recently was shut down due to "chronic staff staffing shortages and water outages."
By Katie Stroh
Does this collar make me look fat? A new study suggests that one in four dogs in Texas is obese.
By Katie Stroh
A new study finds that 28 percent of Houston-area teens have sexted, but they're not particularly thrilled about it.
By Katie Stroh
Energy usage for the month of June broke records for two days in a row, as ERCOT and the Public Utilities Commission scramble to prevent rolling blackouts.
By Katie Stroh
Did a genetically modified grass kill a herd of Texas cattle, or were they just another casualty of the ongoing drought?
By Katie Stroh
A new UT study says that children of gay parents fare worse than their straight-parented counterparts, igniting a firestorm of backlash.
By Katie Stroh
A recent Father's Day print ad for Plano-based retailer J.C. Penney featuring a gay couple has sparked praise as well as backlash.
By Katie Stroh
A new gun range in Lewisville will include specially-made facilities for hosting children's birthday parties.
By Katie Stroh
An unusually high number of West Nile virus cases in North Texas have led officials to label the outbreak an epidemic.
By Katie Stroh