The historic Lions Municipal Golf Course in Austin, known as Muny, is at a crossroads due to potential redevelopment despite its civil rights significance and efforts to preserve it.

The Austin Independent School District reduced its special education evaluation backlog by 83%, from 1,780 to 306, thanks to increased staffing and an aggressive evaluation schedule.

Austin is implementing a pilot program with 40 license plate readers to combat crime, following a rise in auto thefts. The APD will install cameras at major intersections, with a reduced data retention time.

Austin's HSEM and Travis County managed Winter Storm Heather responses, focusing on safety, road treatments, and supporting vulnerable individuals, with minimal power outages and active emergency services.

The Texas Department of Transportation is planning to widen a stretch of US 290 to improve traffic flow and safety, a project that may displace residents and structures.

One person is dead and three others seriously injured after a two-vehicle accident in southeast Austin. Traffic was halted due to the collision and subsequent rescue efforts.

A fire on a second-floor balcony at Bent Tree Apartments, Austin, caused extensive damage and forced the evacuation of 16 people. No injuries were reported, and emergency response was praised.

The University of Texas' McCombs School of Business received a $25 million donation from alumni Rozanne and Billy Rosenthal, founding its first named department.

Lobos Hospitality launches new eateries in Austin, while the city's retail scene flourishes with venues like H-E-B and Pins Mechanical Co. set to open by 2024.

ACC partners with InsideTrack to reengage dropouts and proposes free tuition for local high school graduates, aiming to offset enrollment declines and support education equity.

Swedish Hill Bakery in Central Texas has closed its original West Sixth Street location, with plans to reopen a new concept called "Little Swedish Hill" nearby, featuring takeaway options and limited seating.

A person was injured after their vehicle hit a building in central Austin early in the morning. Rescuers extracted the victim, who was then hospitalized with serious injuries.

Austin records over 600 people seeking shelter in one night due to a historic freeze, with the city’s cold weather shelters staying operational through Wednesday.