A study predicts the average Texas worker will reach burnout by July 8, while nationwide workers will hit this point by July 10. The report discusses causes, the impact on health costs, and suggests strategies to address the issue.

A major crash on I-35 in Austin left three injured, causing traffic disruptions and prompting emergency response from ATCEMS and AFD, with patients taken to Dell Seton Medical Center.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department announces pool and golf course closings due to cold weather, while Austin Water takes measures to prevent freeze-related issues.

Austin's weather will range from mild to freezing, with chances of freezing rain and gusty winds, before warming mid-week, per the National Weather Service.

The Pflugerville Public Library introduced a nursing pod to provide privacy for breastfeeding mothers, responding to community needs for a dedicated space.

The Austin Tourism Commission is scrutinizing short-term rental platforms, with City Council expected to regulate the market, amid residents' concerns over unlicensed rentals and loss of hotel tax revenue.

Travis County and APD disagree on the cost of magistration services. Travis County denies APD's claim of a $14.5 million ask, stating the original proposal was $10.9 million. Costs and responsibilities are debated ahead of a city council review.

The Randalls grocery store on Research Blvd. in Austin is closing on Feb. 10 due to poor performance, not related to the Kroger-Albertsons merger. Employees may relocate to other stores.

The Pflugerville community supports BBQ joint owner John Brotherton through a GoFundMe, helping with medical bills due to his critical health emergency and coma.

Texas AG Paxton responded to the Supreme Court, opposing the Biden Administration's attempt to remove Texas's border barriers, continuing a legal battle over the issue.

Rachel Davis Mersey has been appointed the full-time dean of the Moody College of Communication at UT Austin after previously serving as the interim dean.

Round Rock braces for extreme cold with preemptive city measures, emergency services preparedness, and resident tips for safety and utilities protection.

The Texas Workforce Commission launched MyTXCareer, a free app to help Texans find jobs matching their skills and career goals, amidst the state's economic growth.