Daniel Johnston's "Hi, How Are You" mural continues to symbolize mental health awareness in Austin, surviving a building demolition with future preservation plans.

Austin City Council approves a $12.5 million transportation project to improve mobility in Seaholm neighborhood, enhancing bike and pedestrian paths, and trail connectivity.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport recorded over 21 million passengers in 2022 and is on track to exceed 22 million in 2023, continuing its growth trend.

The Heritage Society of San Marcos will host a Mardi Gras event with martinis, music, and a silent auction on Feb. 8 to support historical preservation.

Austin may raise the personal net wealth eligibility cap for minority and female entrepreneurs seeking city contracts to $2.1 million, to reflect the local economic growth.

Art Acevedo returns as overseer of Austin's Police Department amid concerns from the community and officials, especially from sexual assault survivors.

Texas activates emergency resources ahead of expected heavy rain and flash flooding, with the TDEM urging residents to take precautions and stay off flooded roads.

Austin Community College spent $1.7 million on an unused Virginia data center; no criminal conduct was found in an internal investigation regarding IT department practices.

About 6,000 runners are preparing for a cold 3M Half Marathon in Austin, with temperatures in the 30s, as elite athletes and amateurs alike adjust strategies for the chilly weather.

Austin Community College District opens applications for its Summer 2024 Study Abroad Program for eligible students to experience global cultures while advancing academics.

The UT Longhorns' Sugar Bowl appearance boosted business for Austin bars and restaurants, filling them with fans eager to support their team and enjoy the New Year festivities collectively.

Cap Metro in Austin is boosting safety at transit hubs with more security guards, Public Safety Ambassadors trained by the TSA, and future plans for a Transit Police Department.

Austin City Council approved $3.59 million in heritage preservation grants funded by the Hotel Occupancy Tax for local historic sites and cultural programs.