Noble Joe Coffee is expanding again: the Riverside stand will move into a larger trolley and the brand plans a third mobile location this spring. The owners expect a March–April launch.

Cayman Airways introduces a seasonal nonstop service from Austin to Grand Cayman, offering direct access to the Caribbean destination with perks like free drinks, meals, and carry-on.

Gov. Abbott announced a TSIF grant to LTD Material for an 88,000‑sq‑ft Austin facility to produce high‑purity quartz parts, add training and create about 40 jobs.

Cranky Granny's is opening a pick‑up focused Cedar Park shop on March 28, with a founding‑members drive through March 8 to help fund renovations. The new space aims to speed production and cut sellouts.

APD posted photos seeking tips after a Facebook Marketplace sale where a vehicle's odometer and title were reportedly altered.

Austin police say drink‑spiking downtown is increasingly being used to steal phone passcodes and bank info. Officers and advocates urge vigilance and offer safety tips.

A popular Buda taqueria will open two Kyle locations this spring, expanding the town's growing retail corridor.

The Round Rock Fire Department's Crisis Response Unit has been actively helping those affected by Winter Storm Fern, providing crisis support and emergency assistance.

Country star George Strait added two more shows in Austin due to high demand, with tickets on presale and the general public sale looming, amid high resale prices for earlier dates.

Eight kittens were rescued from a cage on Great Northern Blvd and taken to the Austin Animal Center; APD's Animal Cruelty Unit is investigating. Tips requested.

A clogged city sewer in November left a Pflugerville family with raw sewage in their home and only partial reimbursement from the city. The incident spotlights gaps in how backups are handled.

Austin delays municipal operations due to cold weather, advising residents of icy conditions, service delays, and shelter availability. Residents should check for updates on utilities and travel.

Target bought 10½ acres on U.S. 290 and plans a 145,000‑sq‑ft store at 13550 West U.S. 290 that will anchor a new shopping center in rapidly growing Dripping Springs.