KATSEYE will play Moody Center on Nov. 10, 2026. Presales begin mid‑May and the general sale opens May 21 at 3 p.m. local time.

Officials say 911 answer times have improved after pay and hiring changes, but the promised joint dispatch plan is months overdue and budget questions remain.

ACC and Central Texas school districts have launched a healthcare academy that lets ninth-graders earn industry credentials and stack them toward ACC degrees. The program is backed by more than $10 million in grants.

A UT white paper finds data centers could use up to 9% of Texas’ water by 2040, complicating planning as drought and a $174B price tag loom.

Zillow’s updated forecast flags dozens of metros for falling home prices; Austin and several Louisiana markets face the steepest projected drops amid swelling inventory and insurance pressures.

Phase II of the Waterloo Greenway — The Confluence — opens June 6 with a 13‑acre stretch of trails, nearly 1,600 trees and an 800‑foot boardwalk in downtown Austin.

A Travis County grand jury declined to indict two Austin officers in a May 7, 2025 traffic‑stop shooting. Civil litigation and oversight reviews remain underway.

Boba Magic opened May 2 at The Ramble at Goodnight Ranch, serving milk teas, fruit teas, smoothies and playful specialty drinks. The shop also offers boba and popping pearls.

A SWAT response closed the 3400 block of Kay Street Saturday after police reported a barricaded person. Authorities urged people to avoid the area while tactical teams worked the scene.

City Council approved a resolution to expand the HOME initiative into more single‑family neighborhoods and sent staff back to draft code changes to allow denser housing types.

About 52,000 square feet at Bouldin Creek on South Lamar is now up for sublease, creating one of the largest contiguous office opportunities in South Austin this spring. Brokers are marketing the block to tenants seeking creative, amenity-rich space near downtown.

Gantry opened its first Texas production office in downtown Austin and named Andrew Ferguson to head local loan originations from a roughly $23B servicing platform.

The Dallas Foundation is directing $2 million to local groups to expand postpartum visits, contraception access and a regional birthing platform across Dallas County.