The Latest Breaking News from Austin

Demand for breast milk has surged during the pandemic, but supply from milk banks has fallen as people head back to work

AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and other top Texas Republicans have joined Attorney General Ken Paxton and urged the all-GOP Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to reverse its recent ruling that Paxton can’t prosecute voter fraud unilaterally.

Construction of the largest 3D-printed neighborhood will begin in Austin in 2022. An entire neighborhood of 100 single-story, 3D-printed homes will be built. This method of construction is faster, cheaper and less polluting than conventional construction methods, according to the three companies behind this unique project. This development is set…

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas House Democrats spent more than $1 million from various campaign coffers to fund their quorum break in July, when nearly 60 lawmakers left the state for Washington in an effort to kill a GOP-backed elections bill.

Alpine Formula 1 CEO Laurent Rossi has admitted his team was 'lost' at the beginning of 2021, but said its fluctuating form became 'more linear than you think' after understanding the car better.

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke on Friday said that he would have no interest in getting campaign assistance from President Joe Biden, who has seen his approval ratings plummet in recent months.

AUSTIN, Texas — Talk about a red-hot start. All five Texas starters opened Saturday's game at the Erwin Center with a bucket on the Longhorns’ first five possessions against Oklahoma State.

“This is what voter suppression looks like,” says election clerk in Austin as pattern repeats across the state

Two men were killed in attacks in Austin on the West Side and Auburn Gresham on the South Side.

A 21-year-old man was struck to the shoulder and transported to Stroger Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

The pandemic may not have spawned an all-out urban exodus, but it has driven some residents of America’s most populous state to seek shelter elsewhere.