Stormy clouds lurked over Lady Bird Lake Friday morning, laden with the potential to prematurely end a planned cleanup of ...

Hundreds of volunteers were out on Lady Bird Lake, cleaning up the water and the surrounding trail. Attorney General Pam Bondi joins 'America Reports' to discuss the arrests of two judges in separate ...

For the fifth year in a row, a possibly toxic algae has been found at Lady Bird Lake in Austin. The city's Watershed Protection recently posted on X that it's "seeing a lot of algae that could be ...

One Texas fan took his idea to Chris Del Conte over social media. The Texas Athletics Director said he liked the idea.

AUSTIN, Texas — Potentially toxic algae has been discovered at a park along Austin's Lady Bird Lake just south of the Tom Miller Dam. The city's Watershed Protection Department recently posted ...

A University of Texas fan has proposed the construction of a beach volleyball facility along Lady Bird Lake, identifying the Brackenridge Apartments area or Colorado Apartments near UT’s rowing ...

A new bridge-constructed via barge will be built across the 416-acre Lady Bird Lake to replace an existing bridge constructed in 1956. Construction begins in the first half of this year and is ...

Rumors on social media about an attempted kidnapping in Nederland are false, officials told The Enterprise. Assistant Nederland Police Chief Andy Arnold said a man was driving at Walmart, 4999 ...

Ashley Dayer's dream of winning a National Science Foundation grant to pursue discoveries in bird conservation started when she was an early-career professor with an infant in her arms and a ...

Toxic algae is mixed in with plants and water lilies in the waters of Lady Bird Lake near Redbud Isle. Scientists with Austin’s Watershed Protection Department have spotted clumps of blue-green algae ...

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Scientists with Austin’s Watershed Protection Department have spotted clumps of blue-green algae near Red Bud Isle on Lady Bird Lake. The algae, also known as cyanobacteria, can be toxic to animals ...