No Kid Hungry Texas has granted over $113,000 to eight school districts to enhance participation in school breakfast programs and improve student nutrition.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announces its annual cleanup to remove abandoned crab traps from the coastline to protect marine life, from Feb. 16 through Feb. 25.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) enhances traveler experience with local food, retail, and live music, aiming to reflect Austin's culture within its terminals.

The Round Rock Public Library and collaborating organizations offer programs and resources for Black History Month, including a virtual tour of local African American historical sites.

Operation Safe Shield is advocating for ballistic glass in Texas police cars, having already outfitted over 100 vehicles and demonstrating its protective capabilities in Austin.

Residents in Hays County oppose a proposed 5,000-seat concert venue due to potential environmental impacts on the Edwards Aquifer, including concerns over wastewater and stormwater management.

Austin Community College District celebrates Black History Month with events focused on the influence of the arts on Black culture, including discussions, art exhibitions, and an essay contest.

Austin Energy discusses plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035, while environmentalists push for more aggressive actions against fossil fuels. A proposed energy generation plan is set for presentation amid debate on time for council deliberation.

A 12-year-old from Round Rock, Arjun Sharda, founded a nonprofit called TLEEM to teach technology, leadership, and other skills, operating four chapters including two abroad, and plans a conference for 2025.

Austin Community College provides FAFSA workshops and support in February to help students with financial aid applications for the 2024-25 school year.

The TWC announced the 2024 Texas Conference for Employers, offering legal expertise on employment law to help businesses manage workforces effectively.

Williamson County has increased its emergency financial assistance for veterans, expanding eligibility and using a $210,000 Texas Veterans Commission grant to aid more veterans and their families in need.

UT Austin has raised $1 billion in donations for student support, reaching this goal early in its "What Starts Here" campaign, aiming for a total of $6 billion.