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Watch ZZ Top Perform ‘Tush’ at Band’s Final Concert With Original Lineup

Watch ZZ Top Perform ‘Tush’ at Band’s Final Concert With Original Lineup

This July 18, 2021 gig, in Louisville, Kentucky, marked the end of one of the single most enduring lineups in rock history
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Human Rights Foundation Seeks Public Vote to Bring Freedom-Focused Sessions to SXSW 2027

Human Rights Foundation Seeks Public Vote to Bring Freedom-Focused Sessions to SXSW 2027

The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) is actively seeking public votes to secure a platform for its ideas at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2027 in Austin, Texas. Each year, HRF endeavors to highlight global freedom struggles at SXSW, a major gathering for innovators, creators, technologists, and thought leaders. For SXSW 2027, HRF has submitted eight session proposals covering a range of topics related to combating authoritarianism. These proposals include discussions on AI-powered tools for dissidents, freedom technology in North Korea, the politics of women's football, illicit sports betting, and the role of comedy in challenging censorship. The public voting period for SXSW Community Voting is open until August 23, allowing individuals to support the sessions they wish to see featured at the festival.
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F45 Training Seeks Senior Tax Manager to Oversee Global Tax Strategy and Compliance

F45 Training Seeks Senior Tax Manager to Oversee Global Tax Strategy and Compliance

F45 Training Seeks Senior Tax Manager to Oversee Global Tax Strategy and Compliance
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SXSW Sets Podcast Festival, Locals-Only Perks and Changes in Music Venues for 2027 Event in Austin

SXSW Sets Podcast Festival, Locals-Only Perks and Changes in Music Venues for 2027 Event in Austin

South by Southwest has unveiled plans for a podcast festival, new locals-only perks and temporary changes in music venues for the 2027 event that will unfold on the streets of Austin, Texas in March. SXSW will run from March 15-21. The inaugural Podcast Festival will be held March 17-20. Open to all SXSW badgeholders, the […]
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Texas Health and Human Services Commission Seeks AI Engineer to Advance Enterprise Modernization

Texas Health and Human Services Commission Seeks AI Engineer to Advance Enterprise Modernization

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is actively recruiting a highly skilled AI Engineer to join its Chief Technology Office (CTO) team in Austin, Texas. This position is critical for designing, engineering, configuring, and implementing data pipelines, AI agents, orchestration workflows, retrieval patterns, and reusable AI services. The role focuses on supporting enterprise modernization and responsible AI innovation within the agency. Key responsibilities include translating business and technical needs into scalable AI-enabled solutions, preparing governed data sources, developing reusable components, and evaluating model and prompt performance. The AI Engineer will also ensure secure access controls, document repeatable implementation patterns, and support responsible AI practices, solution monitoring, and technical standards alignment. The position requires expertise in Python, modern AI frameworks like LangChain and LlamaIndex, cloud AI platforms (Azure, AWS, Google), and various dat...
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Arch Manning had an up-and-down debut. Texas has revamped around him, hoping for championship run

Arch Manning had an up-and-down debut. Texas has revamped around him, hoping for championship run

Year two of the Arch Manning era at Texas carries a lot with it, from the residue of last season's failures of not making the College Football Playoff to the burning new question of “if not now, when?”
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Kestra Financial Appoints Former BlackRock Executive Kelly Apple as Head of Wealth Management

Kestra Financial Appoints Former BlackRock Executive Kelly Apple as Head of Wealth Management

Kestra Financial Appoints Former BlackRock Executive Kelly Apple as Head of Wealth Management
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Why KJ Lacey should be worried about Dia Bell

Why KJ Lacey should be worried about Dia Bell

Bell has the size and skills to pass Lacey on the depth chart in the near future.
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Tesla Prepares for Cybercab Launch in Austin, Texas, with Employee Rides and Public Road Deployment Imminent

Tesla Prepares for Cybercab Launch in Austin, Texas, with Employee Rides and Public Road Deployment Imminent

Tesla Prepares for Cybercab Launch in Austin, Texas, with Employee Rides and Public Road Deployment Imminent
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Austin Police Launch 'No Wrong Door' Program to Address Homelessness and Mental Health Crisis

Austin Police Launch 'No Wrong Door' Program to Address Homelessness and Mental Health Crisis

The Austin Police Department (APD) has initiated a new program called 'No Wrong Door,' a collaborative effort aimed at assisting individuals experiencing homelessness who also have complex mental health disorders and frequently interact with law enforcement and public health systems. The program targets approximately 950 individuals identified as 'high utilizers' of public resources, costing an estimated $137 million annually through repeated arrests, emergency room visits, psychiatric crises, and criminal trespasses. Four APD officers, selected for their experience or interest in mental health calls, homeless outreach, and substance abuse, are assigned to about 25 individuals each. Their role involves building relationships with clients, meeting them in various settings such as streets, rehabilitation facilities, shelters, and jails, and coordinating access to treatment, housing, and other essential services. The program seeks to move beyond reactive responses to crises by fostering a more proactive and c...
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Austin Luxury Tower Residents Report Safety Concerns Amid Repeated Outages and Damage

Austin Luxury Tower Residents Report Safety Concerns Amid Repeated Outages and Damage

Residents of the Residences at ATX Tower, a new luxury building in downtown Austin, are raising significant safety concerns due to recurring issues such as power outages, air conditioning failures, and water damage. Despite paying thousands of dollars in monthly rent, residents report experiencing multiple sleepless nights due to lack of cooling, persistent problems with trash chutes, and visible water damage within their apartments, leading to fears of unseen issues like black mold or electrical hazards. Some residents have also expressed concerns about falling windowpanes and panels. They have provided CBS Austin with numerous photos and videos documenting these problems. The building, completed just last year, received its Certificate of Occupancy after required inspections, and the City of Austin's Code Compliance inspectors found no violations during two complaint-driven visits, stating that repairs had been made by the time inspectors arrived. However, residents are calling for a full, third-party in...
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Here’s a cool Texas football hype video that you didn’t ask for

Here’s a cool Texas football hype video that you didn’t ask for

There’s a lot to be excited about as Texas football prepares to kick off the 2026 regular season in the coming weeks. That includes returning starting quarterback Arch Manning, a (once again) revamped and improved wide receiver room, a spicier than ever running back core, and more, such as a soon-to-be-dominant defensive line. Texas Athletics […]