The Austin City Council approved a massive mixed-use development project by Kairoi Development, LLC along the East Austin Colorado River, set to start in 2028.

ACC hosts its 10th Annual Peace and Conflict Spring Symposium with a keynote by Dr. George A. Lopez and various peace-related talks, free for the community.

The ACLU of Texas has filed a lawsuit against Travis County for not providing legal counsel to individuals at initial court appearances, a practice they say violates constitutional rights.

Save Our Springs Alliance is suing the Austin City Council for allegedly breaching the Texas Open Meetings Act, with accusations of restricting public speaking at council meetings.

Travis County property owners will soon receive appraisal notices, with the total roll up 5.8% to $488 billion. Chief Appraiser highlights the importance of exemptions and the protest process. Protests can be filed online until May 15.

Two men allegedly stole a car in Leander, Texas, led police on a high-speed chase, and escaped into the woods after crashing; a third occupant was detained.

Accused Austin shooter Shane James is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing regarding his ten charges, including capital murder for killing six, including his parents.

Three Texas dog parks were named to Technobark's Top 120 Hidden Gem Dog Parks in the U.S., featuring spots in Houston, Austin, and Dallas for their quality and charm.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a car on South Lamar Boulevard in Austin during night hours, prompting an emergency response and road closure.

San Marcos wins the 2024 Governor’s Community Achievement Award for its environmental and beautification efforts, receiving $270,000 for a landscaping project.

The Austin Blues Festival is set for April 27-28, featuring headliners Buddy Guy and Brittany Howard, among other acts, and will include pop-up shops.

San Marcos is increasing parking fines effective April 19 to improve traffic and safety, with penalties starting at $50 for minor violations and reaching $500 for major ones, like misusing disabled parking spots.

The City of San Marcos and the Salvation Army launch their 6th Annual Summer Fan Drive to help residents without air conditioning beat the Texas heat.