The City of Austin’s FY24 Annual Report showcases achievements in affordable housing and displacement prevention, with over 98,000 families aided and substantial funding for housing assistance.

Austin's City plans to start a free Land Development Academy on May 6, offering classes on urban development regulations both online and in-person, encouraging wider community involvement.

Cedar Park, Texas, has been designated a 'Music Friendly Texas Certified Community' by the TMO, recognizing its efforts in supporting the local music scene.

Lotto.com is suing the Texas Lottery Commission for banning online lottery courier services, a shift from prior practices, amid probes into lottery integrity following large jackpot wins.

The article discusses Central Texas's water crisis, highlighting challenges like drought, floods, population growth, aging infrastructure, and rapid water system failures in rural areas, with potential legislative solutions on the horizon.

Austin Parks & Rec and TreeFolks launched the Austin Tree of the Year Awards to celebrate trees and raise environmental awareness, accepting nominations in various categories until Texas Arbor Day.

Waymo's autonomous vehicles in Austin have drawn criticism for stalling, speeding, and crashing, with locals frustrated by their cautious driving and safety issues. Despite complaints, Texas law limits local regulation of driverless cars.

Kentucky angler Art Weston likely set a world record by catching a 153-pound alligator gar in Texas, which might become the largest freshwater fish caught on ultra-light tackle.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding with the 12,000-square-foot Atrium Infill project to address congestion and modernize facilities amidst surging traffic.

The Central Texas Food Bank has faced food delivery cancellations due to USDA funding cuts, significantly impacting meal services and local food programs. The financial strain is severe, despite increased community needs.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport celebrated its second busiest year with 21.1 million passengers in 2024 and expanded its services with new international routes and infrastructure projects as outlined on their website.

Williamson Museum in Texas offers the Summer History Explorer’s Camp for 3rd to 6th graders focusing on builders and inventors with two sessions in July and August.

Round Rock, Texas's population reaches 139,436, reflecting its consistent growth and ongoing housing development, indicative of the state's economic boom and urban expansion.