APD investigating body found near Lady Bird Lake

APD investigating body found near Lady Bird Lake

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Police Department is investigating after a body was found Tuesday morning near Lady Bird Lake. Officers were called to the scene around 7:45 a.m., according to APD. A media briefing is expected to occur later in the morning. This is a developing story. KXAN will update this page as…

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Meghan Markle reveals the ‘hardest’ part of running a business — and how Prince Harry helps

Meghan Markle reveals the ‘hardest’ part of running a business — and how Prince Harry helps

[ad_1] Meghan Markle gets by with a little help from her husband. The Duchess of Sussex revealed the role Prince Harry plays in her ability to find “balance” as a working mother running a business. The “Confessions of a Female Founder” host made the admission during Tuesday’s episode while praising guest Tina Knowles for “instilling”…

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Don't bug out as summer brings the crawlers out

Don't bug out as summer brings the crawlers out

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) – As we move into summer and warmer temperatures, bugs will start to make a bigger appearance in our yards and possibly our homes. Meteorologist Freddy Vela spoke with Wizzie Brown, senior extension program specialist at Texas A&M’s Entomology Department, about what types of bugs we will see and how weather conditions…

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What Not to Miss at This Year’s Museum Mile Festival

What Not to Miss at This Year’s Museum Mile Festival

[ad_1] Eight museums and several neighborhood partners are coming together for the 47th annual Museum Mile Festival. Photo by Scott Rudd Block parties are arguably among the most exhilarating rites of summer in New York, channeling the city’s irrepressible energy as it bursts into its most vibrant and expressive season. Picture impromptu DJ sets spinning…

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What Texas lawmakers did after the state’s largest wildfire

What Texas lawmakers did after the state’s largest wildfire

[ad_1] LUBBOCK, Texas (The Texas Tribune) — Texas lawmakers approved a series of bills this year that aim to better prepare Texas for wildfires and to mitigate their damage. The legislation includes a study on wildfire risk zones, increasing funding for rural volunteer fire departments, and creating a statewide inventory of firefighting equipment that is…

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The Essentials With Lia Bartha: Brooklyn Bakeries, Costa Rica Wellness Retreats and Lots of Lip Balm

The Essentials With Lia Bartha: Brooklyn Bakeries, Costa Rica Wellness Retreats and Lots of Lip Balm

[ad_1] Lia Bartha spent her entire life immersed in fitness, but it wasn’t until the 2020 pandemic that she built her Brooklyn-based following into B the Method, an international community of thousands of members. The Hawaii native developed low-impact, full-body workouts inspired by her dance background and classical Pilates training, but made compatible for at-home…

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Track, soccer, basketball and more: The trans athlete scandals that rocked high-school sports this year, from NY to California

Track, soccer, basketball and more: The trans athlete scandals that rocked high-school sports this year, from NY to California

[ad_1] Trans athletes have been dominating high school girls’ sports in the US — and dominating the news, with more than a dozen cases making headlines this school year. Over the weekend, biologically male athletes placed in track and field championships in Oregon, Washington and California, despite President Trump’s February executive order banning trans athletes…

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