AUSTIN — Once again, Coahoma is on top of the Texas softball world. The Bulldogettes won their third consecutive state championship with a 6-1 victory over Lexington in the Class 3A Division II ...

Protesters gathered at the Texas State Capitol starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 14, for a "No Kings" demonstration.

AUSTIN, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — The governor of Texas has deployed thousands of soldiers and troops to make sure anti-ICE protests remain peaceful. According to Gov. Greg Abbott, 2,000 troops with ...

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson confirmed the Texas National Guard may be called on to assist the Texas Department of Public Safety during protests in Austin this weekend.

Texas Longhorns softball recently did the incredible, winning the program's first national championship in its history. Though they just reached the apex of college softball, the program shows no ...

Hannah Wells, a centerpiece of Texas softball ’s 2025 recruiting class, was named Gatorade’s softball player of the year for the state of Texas on Monday after leading Coahoma to a record ...

Coahoma's Hannah Wells wipes away a tear after her team beat Lexington in the Class 3A Division II state championship game May 29 at McCombs Field in Austin. Wells, a Texas recruit, was recently ...

Texas softball signee Hannah Wells receives top statewide award Buck Ringgold June 10, 2025 • 7:42 am PDT Angela Piazza/Corpus Christi Caller-Times/USA TODAY NETWORK ...

Coahoma’s Hannah Wells tabbed Gatorade Texas High School Softball Player of the Year Andrew McCulloch Paul Witwer Abilene Reporter-News 0:04 ...

Austin was named Texas' No. 1 city for retirement and No. 32 in the U.S. based on factors like its cost of living, laid-back atmosphere and abundance of events.

AUSTIN, Texas — Wednesday's severe storms caused damage to various locations across the Austin area. A roof at a gas station in North Austin collapsed on a number of vehicles below. According to ...

Austin Energy, the main power utility for the city of Austin, reported that as of 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, 68,838 customers have been impacted by the severe storms that blew through the Texas capital.