San Marcos CISD special ed teacher helps students publish book

A San Marcos CISD special education teacher is being recognized for her amazing work inside and outside the classroom.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas speaks at UT Austin

Clarence Thomas, the current longest serving member of the Supreme Court of the United States, was welcomed with a standing ovation inside of UT’s Hogg Memorial Auditorium.

Justice Clarence Thomas speaks at UT Austin
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A visit from one of the nation’s most influential judicial figures sparked both applause and protests at the University of Texas's campus on Wednesday.

Lehman High School baseball coach on administrative leave following bullying allegations

The Lehman High School baseball program is under investigation for what the district calls a serious pattern of bullying involving some varsity and junior varsity players.

Dallas, Houston, and Austin rank among best U.S. cities for college graduates, study says

A new report from Redfin and Glassdoor names Dallas, Houston, and Austin among the top 10 U.S. cities for recent college graduates based on job opportunities, salaries, and housing affordability.

Texas Tech student sues to block punishment over Charlie Kirk comments

A Texas Tech law student is suing the school in an attempt to prevent her from being punished for comments she made after Charlie Kirk's assassination. 

Lawmakers push to remove Trump's student loan forgiveness rule

Lawmakers are looking to overturn one of the Trump administration's changes to a student loan forgiveness program. 

Texas Tech to drop courses 'centered on' sex, gender studies

Texas Tech university has been given two months to close courses the focus on sex and gender studies, expanding on new policies that redefined how and when those issues can be discussed. 

Hampshire College, alma mater of Ken Burns and other notable alumni, to close

Hampshire College, a small progressive liberal arts school in western Massachusetts known for notable alumni like filmmaker Ken Burns, announced it will close after the fall semester.

5th annual Books and Bees Festival
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A one-of-a-kind festival is buzzing back to the Hill Country combining books and nature education to inspire readers of all ages. Bee Cave Communications Director Crystal Cotti has all the sweet details.

Texas education board gives initial approval to Bible-infused curriculum updates

The Texas Board of Education has given their initial approval for updates to the public school curriculum, which includes teachings from and about the Christian Bible. 

'Institution of dead dogmas': Texas A&M professor resigns over trans, race-related policy

The philosophy professor at the center of January's controversy at Texas A&M University over writings by Plato being removed from coursework has turned in his resignation. 

Scholarship honors UT student killed in shooting
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The parents of a UT student killed in a mass shooting on 6th Street in March are hoping to honor her legacy with a permanent endowment fund.

Tribal colleges would 'close within a year' if Trump budget passes, leaders say

President Trump’s 2027 budget would slash billions in funding to tribal nations, much of which is owed to tribes as part of treaties between Native Americans and the U.S. government.

Woman sentenced for stealing $1M from school
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A Leander woman is heading to federal prison after stealing more than $1 million from an Austin private school serving children with special needs.

Judge blocks Trump-era push for college admissions race data collection

A federal judge in Boston has temporarily blocked a Trump administration effort requiring colleges to submit detailed admissions data aimed at proving they are not considering race.