Davis was first elected to represent Precinct 1 encompassing the northeastern portion of Travis County in 1998.
A proud Veteran of the U.S. Army passes away at 80.
Jeremy LeJeune, principal at Burnet Middle School in Austin, had a rare blood vessel disorder that was likely made worse by the virus.
A former Joliet resident and substitute teacher in the Catholic grade schools has passed away at the age of 89.
Walker, who wrote the pop song “Mr. Bojangles,” died after a battle with throat cancer.
At just 39 years old, Fire Specialist Chris Lafferre had already distinguished himself for bravery after helping to rescue stranded boaters.
D'Avion Lee Suon, 20, died in a recent traffic wreck, police said in a press advisory. Her dad gave Patch a fuller picture of her life.
Commercial photographer and dedicated Kiwanian, A.J. was also a long-time member of All Saints Greek Orthodox Church and the Ahepa Society
Kenneth was known for his love of motorcycling, drag racing, snowmobiling, and body building.
Dr. Tim George, 59, experienced a medical issue near the mid-point of an auto race at a Michelin Sports Car event in Sebring Speedway.
Litigator was beloved for his sense of humor and distinguished himself as much for legal acumen as for his artwork.
Athlete reportedly died overnight in downtown Austin in the second premature death of a former Longhorns player in as many months.
Unique singer-songwriter and visual artist who created famous 'Hi How Are You?' frog mural succumbed to heart attack Tuesday night.
Stephen MacMillan Moser, a former society columnist and fashion designer who achieved a high profile as public figure, has died at 61.
Visitation precedes on Friday, with Saturday, Aug. 24, funeral service at St. James Missionary Baptist Church, after Benson dies in crash.
Legendary Texas businessman founded Electronic Data Systems Corp. before twice running for president as populist candidate.
Jacob Tyler Thureson was a rising rap artist after releasing eponymous debut album earlier this year.
Jacqueline Garcia didn't hide her scars after a drunk driver left her disfigured. Instead, she told her story and undoubtedly saved lives.
Dick Cole idolized Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle, once riding his bike 25 miles to see him fly. Later, he was his co-pilot in daring Japan raid.
School's 28th president and its second-longest serving, Powers died after a recent fall and complications from rare muscular disorder.
Jason Spindler, a UT-Austin graduate in 2000, was killed Tuesday while he was at a luxury hotel and shopping complex targeted by gunmen.
Civic giant's career my series of historic firsts: First Mexican American mayor; first Hispanic member, president of Austin ISD board.
On the same day of the former president's funeral service, university uses centerpiece structure as canvas for its unique homage.
'America has lost a patriot and humble servant,' the Obamas said in a prepared statement as tributes pour in to honor 41st U.S. president.
If you were with Scott, you were laughing, that’s it, his humor was infectious.
In a city where renowned restaurants abound, many were personally touched by Anthony Bourdain's advice, guidance and generosity.
Since 1976, writer produced a column that roasted the powerful, gave voice to the everyman and elevated the mundane to compelling narrative.
Dr. Kurt Brown, 56, passed away Monday after a two-year battle with ALS, preceded in death by his son who was killed last month on campus.
Member of first group of students to integrate UT-Austin, her early struggles dealing with racism are documented in film 'When I Rise.'
LaFave was one of the city's most prominent musicians after moving to Austin in the mid-1980s after a youth spent in rural Oklahoma.
Flawn's impact on the school was substantive, but he also made his mark in a distinguished career as a geologist and research professor.
Influential Texas Exes Distinguished Alumnus Award winner died Sunday at the age of 101.
She opened a show for Marc Maron just last week at the Paramount, and was weeks away from recording her first Comedy Central special.
"He wasn't big on natural remedies," reads a tamer one. "But did rely on a few, his favorite being, if you can't pee, drink a Shiner Bock."
The priest was in hospice care after being briefly hospitalized for treatment of pneumonia and congestive heart failure.
Maxwell, 78, lost control of her vehicle this week while returning from a trip to Houston.
One of the four co-founders of SXSW, Meyers was heavily involved in the Austin music scene.
Michael Brick, 41, detailed high drama of saving the East Austin school from unforgiving metrics of the failed 'No Child Left Behind.'
Texas Trial Lawyers Association president-elect suffered a stroke on Dec. 31.
Famed trial lawyer Joe Jamail, 90, donated $41 million to school.