CapMetro extends its Pickup ride service to Dove Springs in Austin, starting Jan. 14, helping connect residents to essential services with flexible rides for a flat fee.

Research notes Mexican cuisine as the top-reviewed in Austin, with The Domain offering diverse dining options like artisanal pizzas, hand-pulled noodles, and fine dining experiences including steakhouses and Italian fare.

Central Health in Austin is battling increasing poverty and healthcare disparities, with strategic efforts underway to improve access and services.

An SUV struck and killed a pedestrian in Austin on New Year's morning, marking the city's first traffic death of 2024. The APD is investigating the incident which occurred on the I-35.

A 14-year-old girl died after battling injuries from a hit-and-run in Austin, with police and her family seeking information to advance the investigation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott responds to a destructive explosion at Fort Worth's Sandman Hotel, coordinating with local officials to provide emergency aid.

Austin prepares for severe weather with strong winds and cold, with local agencies advising residents to take precautions against potential power outages and freezing conditions.

Third Eye Blind announces "Summer Gods Tour" with an Austin stop on August 2, joined by Yellowcard and A R I Z O N A, celebrating the 25th anniversary of "Jumper" with unique collectible records.

The Community First! Village is providing stable, affordable housing for the homeless in Austin, Texas, with plans to expand and house half the city's chronically homeless population.

Williamson County offices close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with online services remaining available. The Commissioners Court meeting is rescheduled for Jan. 23.

Leander ISD seeks community feedback on hazardous bus routes to ensure student safety within a two-mile radius of schools. Parents are urged to report safety concerns to influence the district's transportation services decisions.

Austin is expected to have a strong but uncertain economy in 2024 amid global pressures and potential inflation, with predictions of a modest GDP reduction and rising unemployment into 2025.

Dr. Patrick Lee has been appointed as the new President and CEO of Central Health, taking over from Mike Geeslin to lead the healthcare services for low-income residents in Travis County.