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Temporary restrictions will remain in place between Thursday, December 31, and Sunday, January 3. After issuing a , Austin public health officials have placed a curfew on dine-in food and drink services beginning on Ne...
Hospitals have little remaining availability in ICU beds. In a Austin Public Health weekly COVID-19 update earlier this afternoon, Dr. Mark Escott expounded upon the rising cases of COVID-19 in the state capital. To cu...
Houston Spaceport is preparing to blast off in 2021. Next year, a new space enterprise will join the likes of NASA and the Johnson Space Center. In 2021, Houston Spaceport, the world headquarters for Axiom Space, will...
Beginning next week, Texas will be receiving shipments of the Moderna vaccine as well as the Pfizer vaccine. Delivering at a UPS facility in Austin, Governor Abbott updated the public on the ongoing distribution of va...
We'll miss you, Tiny Target. Sad sad day for humankind. It's with a heavy heart that we announce that the world's smallest target – beloved staple outside of Marathon, Texas – has been demolished by its owner. [Feature...
100% fresh! How loud and proud do you rep Whataburger? This holiday season, you can let the whole neighborhood know who's your favorite Texas-based burger chain with Whataburger's new series of inflatable holiday lawn...
As if 2020 could get any weirder.. A helicopter crew from the Utah Department of Public Safety's Aero Bureau was flying across the desert last Wednesday. The crew was helping the Division of Wildlife Resources count bi...
As of Wednesday morning, the state of Texas has recorded 1,010,364 cases. According to data released from earlier today, Texas has recorded over one million cases of the novel coronavirus – becoming the first and only...
Project Connect, or Prop A, wins over Prop B transit plan. The City of Austin is moving forward with Project Connect, a 10-year, $7.1 billion transportation plan after chosen over alternative by voters. Project Conn...
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen ruled against Texas Republicans' request to toss out nearly 127,000 ballots cast in drive-thru voting centers throughout city. On Monday afternoon, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen reje...