Uncertainty Looms for Texas Schools as Federal Budget Cuts Risk Increasing Property Taxes and Straining Public Education
Texas officials are examining the effects of U.S. Department of Education budget cuts on schools and property taxes, as well as a potential state funding shortfall and teacher pay challenges.
Austin's Urban Forest Expansion: Parks and Recreation Department Cultivates City's Greenery Amidst Tech Boom
Austin's urban forest is handled by the Parks and Recreation Department's Forestry Team, focusing on environmental, economic, and social benefits provided by over 300,000 trees in parklands. They aim for a diverse and sustainable canopy by 2034.
George Washington Carver Museum in Austin Celebrates Black History Month with Free Events and Engaging Programs
The Carver Museum celebrates Black History Month with free events, including 'Solar Saturday,' film screenings, an HBCU day, and performances, reflecting African American culture and contributions.
APD Arrests Suspect Raderrick Harvey for Aggravated Robbery and Shooting in Austin, Seeks Public's Help to Locate Stolen French Bulldog
The Austin Police Department has arrested Raderrick Harvey for the aggravated robbery and shooting of a dog owner, and is seeking assistance in locating the stolen French Bulldog.












