Austin cancels a $2 million McKinsey homelessness study due to lack of full cooperation and funding from partners.

Austin seeks a developer for a 300-unit affordable housing project in Crestview. Interested parties have until March 20, 2024, to apply, with community amenities emphasized.

The tech accelerator Plug and Play opened its first Texas location in Cedar Park, aiming to foster innovation in manufacturing and healthcare with local startups.

Governor Abbott launches JETI program in Texas, promoting job creation and industrial innovation, with incentives like tax value limitations for qualifying businesses, excluding renewable energy and storage projects.

Lions Municipal Golf Course in Austin, a historic and once-segregated venue, faces possible development by the University of Texas, despite efforts to preserve its legacy.

A man was found dead in a northwest Austin hotel from an apparent stabbing. Austin Police are investigating, having been alerted by hotel staff. The victim's identity is unreleased.

Nomadik AI is developing mapping technology to chart homeless encampments in Austin, aiming to assist city and nonprofit efforts to manage resources and address homelessness.

The City of Austin seeks public input on proposed disadvantaged business participation goals for Austin Bergstrom International Airport, through a virtual meeting and a 30-day comment period ending March 23, 2024.

Murder suspect Cristian Avila-Solis has been deported from Mexico to the U.S. after being apprehended for a 2022 Austin gym parking lot killing.

An Austin Community College business student, Ronald Ngamby, participated in NASA's NCAS program, showing opportunities for non-STEM majors in space exploration.

The Hutto Police Department seeks tips following a spree of vehicle break-ins near Limmer Loop in Williamson County, urging community vigilance and the use of the Tip411 app for anonymous reporting.

Austin's air quality is under scrutiny with the EPA's new soot standards, placing the city in potential noncompliance and risking federal funding for local projects.

Austin's classical music community honors 17-year-old Draylen Mason, a victim of the 2018 bombings, with a concert and a concert hall named after him, keeping his legacy tied to music.