Nearly one-third of Texans speak a language other than English at home, with Spanish being the predominant second language, according to recent U.S. Census Bureau data.

Equity Action has sued Austin for not implementing voter-approved police oversight reforms, naming city officials as defendants for withholding disciplinary records.

Austin Water is advancing an Aquifer Storage and Recovery project to address drought and support the city's growing population by storing excess water underground, aiming for a pilot site by the end of 2023.

The Austin firm Hunt, Gather uses AI to create personalized Santa letters, with proceeds going to Girls Who Code. The service blends holiday cheer with tech and supports women in tech.

The Fleet Feet Round Rock Turkey Trot raised funds for the Play for All Foundation, benefiting the Play for All Abilities Park, with community support and festive participation.

The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter faces severe overcrowding and is encouraging pet adoptions for a $2 fee and seeking volunteers for its fostering programs.

Cheney Gamboa rises as Huttos new economic development leader.

Texas lawmakers end session, leaving education reform and school choice bills unresolved.

Austin launches 8M rental aid to prevent evictions.

Explore CapMetros enhanced routes for ACL Festival, including late-night services and special rail schedules.

Travis County calls DOJ to review Austin PDs protest response and policy reforms.

Texas 1836 Project stirs debate on its historical narratives accuracy and inclusivity.

UT teaching assistants ousted after pro-Palestinian message.