byJacob Martella
His teams have taken four state titles, but he says winning isn’t everything.
byFaria Akram
Some take to the air for exercise. Others like the sensation of dancing in the air.
Nonprofits rely mainly on donations to fill a need that many consider a taboo topic.
byAdam Hamze
Allgo’s clients face a combination of racism and homophobia.
byMegan Dolan
People pay to be locked up and try to find their way out.
In the 1960s and ’70s, garage bands were just a stone’s throw away.
Some experts question the system’s accuracy, but defenders say it could improve police response time when shots are fired.
Officers look for unlicensed rentals and handle complaints as visitors seek alternatives to hotels.
byTaylor Wiseman
She’s one of five Texas high school coaches with 1,000 career wins.
byJoe Cook
The Alpine Cowboys play on a field where Satchel Paige and Gaylord Perry once pitched.
byJames Grandberry
One of the world’s richest people is behind an Austin nonprofit that relocates and preserves hives.
byLauren Florence
Since 2011, $2 million has been distributed to environmental projects, including bee colonies and solar charging stations.
byStefanie Steiner
Now in remission, baseball coach says disease gave him wisdom and perspective.
The programs aim to prevent repeat offenses by people who solicit prostitutes.
Young designers are creating modest, fashionable clothes for a new market.
At Houston’s Arabic immersion school, 4- and 5-year-olds pick up one of the most difficult languages.
byDoug Waters
Batters are connecting with more hits now that college baseball has a new ball.
In Wimberley, which was hardest hit by the storm, shelters are still struggling to house lost pets.
byLaura Marina Boria
His work documents daily life in a turbulent time on the Texas-Mexico border a century ago.
byLukas Keapproth
At the Austin Country Club, students learned the art of dancing and the rules of etiquette. One said she would rather be skateboarding.
