The City of Austin is tackling the issue of "tanglers," like plastic bags, that disrupt recycling machinery by urging residents to keep them out of blue recycling carts.

The article discusses the results of a Mega Millions drawing on December 13th, where one Texan won $30,000, and the jackpot rose to $740 million for the next draw.

Cedar Park has seen a rise in coyote sightings, with reports increasing from 1-2 to 10-20 per week, prompting local authorities to focus on public education and non-lethal deterrence rather than trapping.

Employees of Spicewood General Store were honored after performing CPR and saving a man's life, highlighting the importance of CPR training across professions.

Vandegrift High School students, led by senior Sebastien Patel, are conducting a toy drive to benefit Dell Children's Medical Center, showcasing strong community support and generosity.

The Elisabet Ney Museum in Austin will close on December 30, 2024, for renovations, including site upgrades and improved accessibility, with a reopening anticipated in summer 2026.

Austin Water crews are addressing a sizable wastewater spill in Austin caused by a clogged sewer manhole, with no immediate threat to the drinking water supply.

The Save Our Springs Alliance is opposing the planned MoPac expressway expansion in Austin, citing environmental concerns and disputing claims of reduced congestion.

The City of Austin is helping residents prepare for winter by offering supplies and advice on energy efficiency and emergency preparedness at local utilities customer service centers.

The inauguration of a new water plant by Hays County's mayors signifies increased access to water from the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer, leading to eased water use restrictions in Kyle, Texas, with an emphasis on long-term conservation.

WWII veteran Frank S. Alvarado receives a headstone after 75 years in an unmarked grave, marking his service in Italy with the First Special Service Force.

H-E-B reopens its remodeled South Congress Avenue store in Austin, boasting new amenities, a larger space, and local artwork after a three-year reconstruction.

Travis County reports a decrease in overdose deaths for the first time in three years, amid amplified efforts to combat substance abuse, including wider Narcan availability.