The blue magazine bus that started in Houston now has a downtown Austin shop paired with Cielito Lindo coffee. Owners will hold a ribbon-cutting next Thursday.

Austin's weather forecast promises a week of clear skies and mild temperatures, with highs in the low 60s to 70s, and a slight chance of showers midweek.

Sweet Sensi's Congress Avenue location throws a proper grand opening Saturday to unveil its finished cocktail lounge with DJs, free drinks and product giveaways.

A judge granted a conditional injunction against Sunrise Navigation Center — but the order only works if Texas funds a new site and extra security. The ruling leaves services in limbo.

Round Rock Public Library seeks community input via an online survey to inform its five-year strategic plan and improve services based on patron feedback.

Austin will commemorate Dr. King's legacy with the 2026 MLK Community March and Festival on January 19, an inclusive event beginning at the Texas State Capitol and ending with a festival at Huston-Tillotson University.

webAI leased roughly 40,000 sq ft at 515 Congress Avenue and will place its name atop the tower as it scales following a funding round that valued the company near $2.5B.

A family injured when a car crashed into St. David’s North Austin ER has reached a confidential settlement with the hospital; terms were not disclosed.

An Austin firefighter says the city denied her workers' compensation after a stage-four uterine cancer diagnosis, prompting union and researcher pushback. The case heads to appeals.

Steve Pier will lead the Texas Workforce Commission starting Feb. 2, moving from the Department of Information Resources. His hire comes amid a broader shuffle in state agency leadership.

Williamson County detectives arrested a 35-year-old Austin man after a Jan. 14 search turned up hundreds of grams of fentanyl, over a kilogram of cocaine and other drugs. The investigation began after a December overdose and remains active.

Austin police investigate the shooting death of 23-year-old Cam Ron Perkins as the fourth homicide this year, seeking info on a suspect who fled in a vehicle.

Pflugerville has hired JLL to oversee planning for Project Nexus, a 53‑acre mixed‑use development near Lake Pflugerville. The city approved a $397,350 contract to start market analysis and outreach.