TxDOT announces a virtual and in-person open house to discuss the I-35 expansion project between Georgetown and Round Rock, welcoming public input until May 3.

Austin Police are actively seeking information on the whereabouts of Cristian Rangel, a 24-year-old man missing since April 8 and last seen at a Wal-Mart parking lot.

Preservation Austin's 2024 Homes Tour offers a look at historic Austin architecture, spanning from log cabins to mid-century designs, over two days with proceeds supporting historical conservation efforts.

A Round Rock mom advocates against distracted driving after losing her daughter, Allie, creating Allie's Way and joining TxDOT's campaign to prevent similar tragedies.

Austin's police, fire, and EMS will begin using a fully encrypted radio system on April 22, limiting public access to their communications for operational security.

The City Nature Challenge returns to Texas for its ninth year, encouraging residents to document local biodiversity for a competition from April 26-29. Participants can join globally and use the iNaturalist app to contribute.

Austin Pickle Ranch is opening a new 50,000-square-foot indoor pickleball facility with 16 courts in North Austin, offering air-conditioned play and amenities, with presale memberships available.

A vehicle hit a power pole on South Lamar Boulevard, causing road closures and power outages. Austin Energy and local officials worked on repairs and traffic management.

Texas Senate Bill 17's enforcement at UT Austin has led to over 100 DEI staff layoffs, prompting mixed reactions and student advocacy for affected programs and employees.

A deadly outbreak of Trichomoniasis is affecting doves and other bird species in Texas, prompting advice on hygiene for bird feeders and baths to prevent further spread.

Austin's LGBTQ Quality of Life Advisory Commission has passed a resolution to protect transgender healthcare rights, despite the cautious approach of local politicians.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is planning a major expansion—including a new concourse and at least 20 gates—to manage increased passenger traffic, with an estimated completion as early as 2030.

Governor Greg Abbott has declared a disaster for seven Texas counties hit by severe weather and flooding, calling on residents to report damages for state aid and potential federal assistance.