Texas won the Governor's Cup for the 12th consecutive year, with 1,254 new and expanded business projects in 2023, as announced by Governor Greg Abbott.

A crash between a sedan and an 18-wheeler has caused major traffic delays in Central Austin on Friday night, with no immediate details on injuries or the cause.

Texas awards $1.9 million in grants to enhance outdoor access and education, focusing on underserved communities through the Community Outdoor Outreach Program.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport introduces The Calming Towers, an art exhibit by Barbara Attwell that aims to educate and relax travelers with videos of local endangered species.

Nearly 40 candidates have applied for Austin's city manager position, with the selection process including interviews and a community town hall. Mayor Watson aims for an appointment by April.

Founder of Continental Automotive Group, Dorsey Bryan Hardeman, has been arrested on charges of arson and burglary in Austin.

YouTube Music employees were suddenly laid off during a union negotiation update at an Austin City Council meeting, which Google categorized as routine contract termination.

A fire at Austin's Casulo Hotel caused $3 million in damages and displaced many residents, including over 20 Austin Energy contractors. One firefighter was injured, and the building's structure was severely compromised.

Austin FC faces Seattle Sounders in MLS after a tough opener and with defender Leo Väisänen injured, but may get a boost if captain Sebastian Driussi returns from injury.

A man was paralyzed in Tulum, Mexico, after a wave caused a severe neck injury. Medical challenges and insurance issues compounded expenses, prompting a GoFundMe for support.

TxDOT launches the "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign with college students to prevent drunk driving during spring break, after alarming DUI statistics.

The Round Rock Public Library invites 8-18 year olds to enter its annual writing contest, with online submissions open from March 1-30, and includes workshops. Winners receive gift cards and have their work published online and in a library book.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on the legality of the federal bump stock ban, with justices divided on the issue and the ATF's regulatory authority.