A million-view video of a Huston-Tillotson student's clash with a neighbor over street parking brought chanting crowds to an East Austin doorstep.

The 19-foot-long bronze beast now anchors Buda City Park, marking the Economic Development Corporation's 25th year.

Covenant Presbyterian Church targeted a North Austin ZIP code where household income trails the county average by a third.

The October 24 gala funds care for thousands of Central Texas animals, with a $37,230 SUV up for grabs to just one lucky raffle winner.

The Texas Conference for Women packed the Moody Center after losing its longtime downtown home to a $1.6 billion rebuild.

The new Amy Mills Emancipet Clinic sits where the nonprofit's very first brick-and-mortar location once stood in 2005.

The East Seventh Street shop went from grocery store to botanica and earned a 2024 city landmark designation along the way.

Amelia, Harper, and Evelyn are now honorary dancers and cheerleaders at three Central Texas high schools through CC4C.

NIOSA made zero net proceeds for historic preservation this year, after contributing as much as $1 million annually in the past.

The Millett Opera House once hosted Buffalo Bill and a displaced Texas Legislature. Now it's throwing a fundraising lunch for scholarships.

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm reopens for fall with a Texas-sized pumpkin patch and pig races after July 2025 flooding damaged Texas crops and endangered livestock.

Dogs will attempt a record for most pups wearing sports gear, with general admission priced at $40 or $30 using the EARLY discount code; proceeds benefit Service Dogs, Inc.

Free entry for anyone in German or Texan attire, a stein-hoisting contest and EZ Band headlining Saturday mark the milestone weekend.