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Editor's Note: Check out Texas football's 2024 schedule in the video player above. AUSTIN (KXAN) — You can get ahead on planning for the 2025 college football season. The Texas Longhorns' SEC schedule for their second campaign in the conference was released on Wednesday. The 2025 schedule will be fairly similar to the 2024 schedule. Texas [...]

The Lake Travis ISD board of trustees will take up complaints filed against two books in the district's libraries during a Wednesday night meeting, according to a LTISD spokesperson.

A recent memo detailed the potential timeline for when the new ramp control program could be implemented.

Texas’ strict immigration law, referred to as Senate Bill 4, remains on hold, pending a decision from the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

A popular Texas Hill Country town was named the top family-friendly travel destination in the United States.

Crews with the Austin Fire Department responded to southeastern Travis County Wednesday afternoon for reports of a large generator explosion.

Austin PBS announced Wednesday it's starting the process of digitizing all 50 seasons of Austin City Limits as part of a yearlong celebration of the show's 50th anniversary. Over 250,000 photos will also be preserved in the process.

The Office of the Attorney General filed two civil lawsuits Tuesday in Travis County against the respective companies that own the websites xHamster and Chaturbate. Paxton said they're not doing enough to stop those younger than 18 from looking at the adult content.

"Our streets can do more than just carry cars, our streets can create community," Austin City Council Member Chito Vela said at a ceremony.

The Hutto Police Department responded Wednesday morning after a train hit an 18-wheeler. Police said no injuries were reported.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) discussed potential plans for the upcoming solar eclipse in April at a March 7 meeting of the Reliability and Operations Subcommittee (ROS).

Two days before the Lago Vista School Board meeting on Feb. 26, 2024, trustees discussed what they would say to frustrated parents about a “private coach” who had been allowed to interact with high school runners without being properly vetted by the school district.

A new report sheds light on the prevalence, impact and cost of Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia -- not only on people living with it but also on their caregivers.

"APD has informed its officers that they are not to enforce SB 4 pending further developments in the courts," the statement said.

Fans of Megan Thee Stallion will have a chance to see the rapper perform in Austin on her first headlining world tour.

City data obtained by KXAN shows an upward trend citywide in the number of missed compost pickups in recent years. Officials with Austin Resource Recover, which handles waste pickups, acknowledged the trend and attributed it in large part to the expansion of compost service and natural disasters.

A conversation happened Wednesday morning with investigative reporter Kelly Wiley and KXAN Live anchor Will DuPree to break down one of this week’s top stories.

The U.S. Supreme Court sparked the debate on Tuesday, by lifting a stay preventing Texas from enforcing a new state law empowering police officers to arrest people who illegally cross the border.

Austin Police are investigating the city's 12th homicide of the year after a man was found dead at an apartment complex in east Austin late Tuesday night.

Cooper Myers is a member of the AI generation. After the 24-year-old moved to Austin to pursue a job in tech, he discovered that not only could artificial intelligence help him at work but it could save his life.

A pilot program that launched last month has connected 180 people living on the streets downtown with homeless shelters and services.

An hour after Gillespie County Republican Party Chairman Bruce Campbell declared the hand-counted primary election results completely accurate and certified them as final, he found another discrepancy.

Winning the war on woke in higher education." That's the title of a panel on Tuesday that a conservative non-profit, the Texas Public Policy foundation is hosting during its summit. Speakers are set to weigh in on what they call a success ending diversity, equity and inclusion programs on public campuses in Texas, plus what comes next to maintain this. SB 17 went into effect in January 2024, allowing the end of DEI. This comes as some minority University of Texas student organizations say the law is already negatively affecting them.

Starting next month, Georgetown water customers may see green or brown tint in their water or may notice chlorine odors. This is because Georgetown Water Utility will begin water system maintenance on April 17 and last through May 17.

The Longhorns tip off in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday at 5:50 p.m. in Charlotte, North Carolina. KXAN will be on the road with Texas and have coverage throughout the week.