A 2025 bond election would reduce available funding for a comprehensive bond election in 2026, according to a memo from Assistant City Manager Robert Goode sent to City Council through City Manager ...
Those who were in Austin in 2011 remember the tragic wildfires that hit Bastrop, Steiner Ranch and Spicewood that summer. The fires collectively burned through thousands of acres of land and destroyed ...
Hours after the announcement that Austin will be opening Sixth Street to vehicular traffic on weekend nights, the Downtown Commission had a chance to weigh in. Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis and APD ...
As she prepares for her first City Council meetings later this month, newly elected District 6 Council Member Krista Laine will represent residents of Northwest Austin and a portion of Williamson ...
When Alison Alter came into office in 2017, her primary issues were parks, climate change and responsible growth. That was ...
Beginning this weekend, the city will keep Sixth Street open to vehicular traffic on weekends, a substantial departure from ...
The Eanes ISD school board voted unanimously on Tuesday to close Valley View Elementary as part of an effort to reduce an ...
The city’s Animal Services Office released a draft of its 2025-2030 strategic plan on Jan. 8. Enumerated in the draft is the office’s vision “to provide services and resources that allow people and ...
A federal food assistance program could provide families in Hays, Williamson and Travis counties with more than $17.8 million ...
Recent history has given us little reason to take note of 2600 E. MLK Blvd., where for decades a vacant concrete building has ...
The city plans to move forward with an overhaul of its short-term rental regulations, with public hearings beginning next ...
A multifamily property near the Domain and along the Northern Walnut Creek Trail called Twelve100 has been acquired by the Austin Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) and is intended to preserve ...