EoT: Meet Rick Perry, the Medicare Candidate

Or dine with Ted Cruz — for $500K.

Austin Festival Aims to Be South by Southwest for Drag Performers

byAli Killian

Mainstream audiences are recognizing drag artists as performers, not just a sideshow.

Nonprofit Group Unites around Food, Faith and Feral Hogs

Hogs for a Cause hunts hogs and gives away the meat to hungry people in Central Texas.

Overaged and Undersized, a Green Beret and College Walk-on Takes a Shot at the NFL

At 34, the former deep snapper for Texas Longhorns still wants to find a place in the league.

Students Enjoy Communion of Fun and Faith at Rez Week

byKiera Dieter

The annual event drew nearly 700 students to share Christian worship, music and reflection.

Lone Liaison Works to Link Austin Police with Growing Asian Communities

Community leaders appreciate his efforts but say department lags in recruiting Asian-American officers.

Fake Attorneys Prey on Undocumented Immigrants

Immigrants are being duped by fraudsters who promise to help them stay legally in the country.

Graduation Coach Works at Front Line of School Dropout Problem

Ricardo Williams oversees dramatic fall in the dropout rate at LBJ High School in Northeast Austin.

Scholars Work to Tell a Dark Chapter in Texas History

byLucia Benavides

In early 20th Century, Texas Rangers and vigilantes killed hundreds of Mexicans and Tejanos.

EoT: Pete Sessions’ Political Miscalculations

Republican congressman from Dallas, Pete Sessions, needs remedial math.

Is the Clock Ticking for the End of Time Changes in Texas?

Two House bills aim to reconsider the practice of changing time twice a year in the state.

Bike Polo Turns a Corner, Finds Enthusiasts around the Globe

By Gabriel Macias For Reporting Texas It is a vibrant day under an incandescent sky at South Austin Park. Music blares as a crowd gathers around the basketball courts. The courts are surrounded and separated by a wall of 4-foot high plywood. Sponsor logos spray painted in black are scattered along the inside of the […]

EoT: Cruz’n for a Bruisin’

Ted Cruz and his troubles with the Internet, his father and rock music.

Basketball Behind Him, Buckman Looks for New Challenges

The former Longhorn ended his career on his own terms.

E! Host’s Insensitive Oscars Comment Hits Home Near and Far From the Red Carpet

African-Americans in Austin say insensitive remarks about their hairstyles are common.

Erwin Center Days Are Numbered, but Memories of Record Season Haven’t Faded

Every home game during the second season at Erwin Center — 1978-79 — was a virtual sellout.

UT Intramural Fields Await Overhaul

RecSports has been raising money since 2011 for extensive repairs.

In Puzzling Season, Were Longhorns Underachievers or Overrated?

Hobbled by injuries, the basketball team never fulfilled preseason expectations.

EoT: Tiny Tattletales and Texas Separatists

State law enforcement officials raided Republic of Texas’ “joint session of congress.”

Austin on a Roll with Bike-Sharing Program

The Austin B-Cycle bike-sharing program logged more than 154,000 trips in its first year.