From the Statesman archives: Austin started big as a national, even imperial, capital
Austin was carved from the wilderness to be a national, even imperial, capital. Innkeeper Angelina Eberly saved it.
The Texas job market is thriving amid strong national numbers; here's what to know
As the U.S. job market is thriving, so is Texas'. Data from the Texas Workforce commission outline impressive employment numbers.
Texas Space Commission approves first $21.5 million in grant awards
Four proposed projects have been approved by the Texas Space Commission board of directors, totaling $21.5 million in grants, ...
Greg Abbott Gives Texas National Guard Sweeping New Powers
Governor Greg Abbott announced Sunday that the Texas National Guard has been authorized to carry out immigration arrests ...
AI leaders converge in Austin to discuss regulations, policy
Texas Lyceum hosted AI leaders and policy makers at Moody Theater Friday to discuss the state's regulations, policy and grid infrastructure.
‘It saddens me’: Protesters take to the Texas Capitol after ICE operations in Austin
On Sunday afternoon, a crowd of protestors gathered at the Texas Capitol after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids ...
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How many inches of snow did Texas get? Snowfall totals in Austin, Houston and Galveston
How much snow fell in Texas, and is there really snow on Galveston's beaches ... Ice stopped accumulating around 11 a.m.
UT Austin's Architecture & Planning Library to be named for Texas' first Black architect
John Chase was the first Black person to graduate from the University of Texas at Austin's School of Architecture and to ...