Austin Post

New head football coach Charlie Strong, whose $5 million a year salary puts a target with horns on his back, makes his University of Texas debut tonight at home against the North Texas Sacrificial Lambs.

I shot this timelapse earlier today from the top of Doug Sahm Hill looking across Town Lake toward downtown. (Shot with an iPhone 5 and the StopMotion app at five-second intervals over the course of about 20 minutes.)

When you feel like the world is caving in and you're just trying to push it back, electro dance is one option. Joe from Hyde Park explains.

The bicycle advocacy organization Bike Austin is assembling endorsements for bike-friendly city council candidates.

All the news that's fit to recap.

Rockstar Bagels has once again become a robbery crime scene.

The council member wants interim approval of services like Uber and Lyft while the City studies longer-term solutions.

Our guest columnist unwraps the tin foil on Austin's signature morning meal.

An Austinite is looking for volunteers to help reenact the only Texas Civil War battle in which African Americans fought.

As the Austin Post has covered variously in the past, Utopia Fest is a different kind of festival, set in a beautiful corner of the Hill Country with free camping, BYOB, and an audience capped at

The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians launches its ninth annual day of live music to benefit its programs.

The new Parks and Recreation Department budget includes funds for renovating or replacing Hyde Park's beloved Shipe Pool.

A resolution passed by the group suggests that the Texas Department of Transportation isn't up to the task of overseeing light rail in Austin.

Our hyperlapse cameraman takes you on a trip that might be a lot easier to make someday.

Austin is so tied-in to Music City USA, with our fair burg first gaining notice in the early ‘70s as the anti-Nashville, that it’s interesting to see this home of country music following our lead in one big area. Here's an idea: “Welcome To Nashville” on the front of the T-shirt. “Don’t Move Here” on the back.

A couple of entrepreneurs envision "a central hub for all the vegan goings-on in town."

As the use of unmanned aerial vehicles increases, the law is struggling to catch up.

Terri Caldwell Bennett, winner of the 2014 ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot Art Contest, hasn’t always been this lucky. Her home was destroyed in 2012, and she and her family have experienced a string of misfortunes since.