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“It’s like walking into a ghost town”: Under tight pandemic restrictions, college football returns to Austin

On game days in Austin, Jon and Julie Amberg perch in a shaded courtyard with a perfect view of Bevo Boulevard, the hourslong street party that invites thousands of Texas Longhorn fans to dance, drink and celebrate the team’s mascot, a live steer named Bevo, as he arrives at the stadium.

Ex-Pharr Police Chief Sues City

The former Pharr police chief is suing the city in state district court (the 275 ), claiming they de-appointed him in June back to his previous rank of lieutenant because he was blowing the whistle on the city, telling Texas Rangers that Interim City Manager Ed Wylie was (allegedly) breaking the law by misusing public information. The city denies it.

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