Austin Public Health Marks 30 Years of Service During National Public Health Week Amid Texas Measles Outbreak
Austin Public Health is celebrating National Public Health Week by highlighting their services and staff contributions to community health, overcoming the urgency of the recent measles outbreak.
Austin's Airport Traffic Dips, Passenger Numbers Down 6%, Cargo Drops 18% in February 2025
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reports a 6.09% decline in February 2025 passenger traffic, with dips in cargo and general aviation as well. Some airlines, like Frontier, saw growth, opposing the overall downward trend.
Austin Police Department Enhances Sexual Assault Investigations with Annual Review and Strategic Improvements
APD has completed its first review of the Sex Crimes Unit, identifying areas for improvement such as officer training and case tracking, part of ongoing reforms following a lawsuit settlement.
Austin Reignites Efforts to Cultivate Local Real Estate Talent with Equitable Development Initiative
Austin supports local developers with its Equitable Development Initiative, offering training, mentorship, and finance opportunities to reflect community diversity in real estate. Applications are open until April 21.
Austin Expands Urban Trail System with $1.34 Million Property Purchase Near Linder Elementary
Austin is expanding its urban trail system, enhancing school routes, and improving park connectivity with a $1.34 million property purchase. Additionally, the city discusses autonomous vehicle safety and promotes Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
Population Surge Meets Infrastructure Expansion with $1.2 Billion Highway Projects and $9.2 Million Airports Boost
The article discusses the Texas Transportation Commission’s response to rapid state population growth, infrastructure improvements, and investments in public and aviation transportation.












