Amplify Austin Day, a charity event supporting local nonprofits through business donations, hopes to increase its total funds raised since 2013, already over $102.7 million.

Texas House Republicans face significant changes after primary showdowns led to runoff elections, with Gov. Abbott and AG Paxton influencing the outcomes to promote their conservative agendas.

ATXN launches "Sound ON!," a show featuring live performances and interviews with local Austin musicians, aimed at highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.

The Austin Police Department has announced an initiative from March 7-17 to curb drunk driving during Spring Break, including obtaining blood search warrants for those who refuse to provide samples.

Austin police officers Schroeder and Wright saved a 4-year-old from choking by using an anti-choking device and back blows at Menlo at Mueller Apartments.

Austin crews demolished a homeless camp without notice, leaving residents scrambling to save belongings, and raising concerns about the city's approach to homelessness.

The nurses at Austin's Ascension Seton Medical Center have secured their first union contract, improving staffing, pay, and working conditions until 2027.

Eight UT Austin faculty members are honored with the President’s Associates Teaching Excellence Award for their outstanding teaching and educational innovations.

The Williamson County Appraisal District reminds owners of historic properties to apply for a 75% property tax exemption by April 30, 2024, with forms available online and assistance offered.

A new initiative in Austin involves a partnership providing three daily meals to Marshalling Yard Emergency Shelter residents, focusing on healthy, balanced diets and overall care for up to 300 clients.

The article discusses the competing narratives in Austin's DA race between incumbent José Garza, who promotes justice reform, and challenger Jeremy Sylestine, emphasizing victim's rights and public safety.

Registration for Austin Community College District's summer 2024 classes starts on April 1 for returning students and April 5 for new students, featuring a variety of course lengths and a supportive staff to assist with enrollment.

Texas's border security law, SB 4, remains in effect after the Fifth Circuit Court grants an emergency stay, overruling a lower court's decision to halt the law.