Sunny, unseasonably warm today in Austin with highs near 82°F. Slight rain chances return Monday night into Tuesday.

An Austin startup has taken 3D‑printed homes from prototype to a 100‑house community and smaller local builds — and now it’s offering its Titan system to builders.

Bankruptcy filings in Texas jumped more than 20% in 2025, topping 38,000 cases and making the state about one in 15 U.S. filings as county dockets swell. Local courts and small businesses are feeling the strain.

Griffin Capital landed a $47M refinance for 1900 Parmer, a 364-unit complex north of the Domain. The loan repays construction debt and shows stabilized new projects can still win financing in Austin.

A Travis County grand jury declined to indict four Austin officers over the Nov. 7, 2024, shooting that killed Zachary Labrie, District Attorney José Garza announced Thursday. The decision closes the criminal inquiry in Travis County for now.

Austin drone maker Skyways is pushing from test flights to a Tech Ridge production push and expects to double local staff as defense awards and policy shifts ramp demand.

Summer Moon Coffee is opening its first Georgetown location at Bluebonnet Plaza, with construction set for spring and a likely mid‑2026 finish.

Austin police identified a 75-year-old man killed Monday on Bastrop Highway near Austin-Bergstrom Airport; investigators say the driver stayed at the scene.

Expedia will cut roughly 100 jobs at its Austin Domain office, the company and state filings show. The reductions follow prior rounds of cuts as the company reshapes teams.

Fourteen adults say files seized from former Faith Baptist pastor David Walther depict their childhood abuse and are seeking $150,000 each in a federal lawsuit filed in Austin.

When Where What founder Chris Cates revealed he has stage 4 colon cancer that has spread to his liver and has begun chemotherapy. The announcement drew a large, emotional response from the Austin community.

Bastrop County adopted a five‑year plan totaling about $219M for buildings, IT and roads, with $64M slated in year one and a Feb. 9 vote on financing.

Round Rock police arrested a 29-year-old employee after a juvenile patient reported a sexual assault. Detectives say the investigation is ongoing and are looking for possible additional victims.