Austin Community College and the Texas Department of Information Resources have launched a tech and cybersecurity apprenticeship program, designed to enhance career readiness and address workforce shortages in the IT sector.

Tacodeli is opening its ninth Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard in the former space of Masa y Más, expanding its Texas presence with a menu of tacos and drinks, including an exclusive cocktail selection.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld laws that penalize individuals for sleeping in public, a decision affecting homeless policies in cities like Austin, Texas.

The 47th Austin Symphony Orchestra July 4th concert and fireworks celebration, free to the public, will feature local musicians, safety measures, and traffic advice.

Austin hit its first 100° day of the year, marking an early start to intense heat. A dust plume and heat advisory raise health concerns, while a high-pressure system suggests sustained hot weather. Tropical activity is also brewing in the Atlantic.

A 52-year-old man was arrested in Wimberley after a SWAT operation for multiple charges, including assault and terroristic threats. The Hays County Sheriff's Office is seeking more information from the public.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld Governor Abbott's pardon for Daniel Perry, a man convicted of killing a protester, after DA Garza's attempt to reverse the pardon was denied.

Texas confirms a second case of Chronic Waning Disease (CWD) in a Sutton County deer breeding facility, detected in a two-year-old female white-tailed deer.

Austin begins construction of a 'wishbone' pedestrian bridge on Lady Bird Lake on July 1, aiming to improve connectivity for walkers and cyclists. The project will cause traffic changes and trail detours.

Richard "Kinky" Friedman, a multifaceted Texan figure known for his satire, music, and political participation, has died at 79 after battling Parkinson's disease.

Governor Greg Abbott renews Texas's wildfire disaster proclamation, adding more counties to the list and authorizing the use of state resources for a coordinated response.

The University of Texas at Austin study reveals unique vortex structures known as polarons in halide perovskites, enhancing energy conversion, potentially benefiting solar cells and LEDs.

ACC's Peace & Conflict Studies Center received a $10,000 grant from Interfaith America to study and enhance understanding of its students' diverse beliefs.