Austin Firefighters' 9/11 Tribute Shadowed by Battle Against Toxic Gear, City Council Considers Ban on PFAS-Plagued Equipment
Austin firefighters commemorated 9/11 with a stair climb, while also confronting health risks associated with PFAS in their gear, mirroring a wider movement to replace hazardous equipment.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Upgrades Jet Bridges for Enhanced Climate Control
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has started a $15 million project to replace jet bridges, aiming to enhance passenger comfort and climate control within the bridges. The 10-11 month project will maintain operational capacity during upgrades.
Gov. Greg Abbott and South Korean Ambassador Strengthen Ties During Texas Capitol Visit, Eye Economic and Space Partnerships
Governor Greg Abbott met with South Korean Ambassador Hyundong Cho to discuss economic and strategic partnerships, focusing on semiconductors, energy, and space exploration at the Texas Capitol.
Historic Landmark Commission Votes to Preserve Famed East Austin Building Amidst Redevelopment Debate
The Historic Landmark Commission voted to preserve a century-old East Austin building, a decision that may lead to its recognition as a historic landmark, countering demolition plans by Eureka Holdings.












