Through volunteer mentors, Project MALES seeks to address the shortage of Latino men in college.
Customers are complaining about CapMetro’s new rapid buses about losing old routes and paying more.
More U.S. teenagers are trying e-cigarettes, which has retailers salivating and health authorities worried.
An Austin church uses the CrossFit program as a form of outreach in East Austin.
A roundup of news, columns and features about the state.
A San Antonio program helps Burmese English-language learner students pass state-mandated standardized tests by pairing them with high school students.
Twerking has a history that goes back for centuries in the African diaspora.
Some universities are countering the social pressures that discourage men from reporting rape.
In less than four years, Austin-based Nulo has grown from premium pet food startup to a regional brand available at Texas Whole Foods Markets and some other retailers.
Is it true that a bigger, wealthier SXSW is driving out the less affluent festival-goer?
The artists who drew a famous Austin mural will begin restoring it this month after it was defaced in January.
San Marcos-based Grande Communications says it will begin rolling out its own super-fast Internet service, ahead of much larger competitors.
UT officials are hoping to embed integrated health care, including a focus on mental health, into the university’s new medical center.
Dwindling rains, drought and demand for water upriver in Austin take a toll on a community’s fishery.
Slow-motion Sophia is both a public attraction and a reminder of Texas’ lax regulation of exotic pets.
Sweetwater in West Texas is sitting on top of the oil-rich Cline Shale formation.
The Inside Books Project has provided inmates with books for 15 years.
