Easy Tiger in Austin is closing its East Austin location due to high rent and bad weather, with plans to move staff to other locations. Real estate group Weitzman is seeking a new tenant for the space.

City Council to discuss new bike parking rules on Thursday, addressing urban transport shifts. Minimum requirements proposed for commercial and other buildings.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has returned from an economic development trip to India, aiming to bolster investment and job creation in the state by forging stronger Texas-India relations.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office will offer active shooter training to area law enforcement, aiming to unify response approaches and enhance readiness.

An Austin resident claimed a $34 million Lotto Texas jackpot after purchasing a winning ticket from H-E-B, opting for a lump sum of over $20 million before taxes.

Texas is changing community college funding to follow student success metrics rather than enrollment, emphasizing in-demand skills and workforce needs with a $683 million budget increase.

Matias Segura, an AISD graduate, has been confirmed as the permanent superintendent of Austin's school district after serving as interim since December 2022.

Mackenzie Kelly prepares to defend her Austin City Council District 6 seat against real estate expert Krista Laine, with campaign finance and city issues framing the race.

NYC council examines bonds for city improvements, focusing on financial gaps in parklands and cultural projects. Debate involves precise analysis for future bonds.

Jonestown, Texas has been designated a 'Dark Sky Community' for its efforts against light pollution, joining nine other Texas cities. Meanwhile, City of Rocks National Reserve in Idaho received 'Dark Sky Park' certification.

Austin, Texas celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a belated march and festival after a winter delay, emphasizing unity and community support including proactive measures for the homeless during cold weather.

Round Rock Library has the 2023 Tax Year forms available for residents, with pickup on the third floor or via download on the city's website. Tax preparation assistance requires appointments from Feb 5 to Apr 15.

Austin City officials discuss the dwindling budget for parks, with bonds running out and no new issuance expected until 2026. Concerns arise over the future of green spaces.