The Austin Parks and Recreation Department is inviting the community to contribute to the development of the George Washington Carver Museum through meetings and surveys.

The Bonfire Unity Endowed Presidential Scholarship honors UT and Texas A&M unity after the 1999 bonfire tragedy, supporting students who serve their communities, like neuroscience student Zeeyad Anwar.

Austin's drinking water shows negligible PFAS levels after a year-long safety study, complying with an EPA directive, with most tests showing undetectable amounts.

CapMetro is hosting the "Magic of Transit" event in Austin, offering festive activities, prize draws, and performances for transit riders throughout December.

The Georgetown community celebrated their annual Lighting of the Square, drawing crowds and benefiting local businesses, marking the holiday season's start with festivities and lights.

The Bonfire Unity Endowed Presidential Scholarship honors the solidarity between UT Austin and Texas A&M after a tragic bonfire collapse in 1999. Recipient Zeeyad Anwar aims to advocate for mental health in immigrant communities.

The Georgetown Community Center and Knights of Columbus in Georgetown hosted Thanksgiving meals, feeding over 400 people and highlighting community spirit.

UT Austin faced layoffs due to a DEI office ban, student protests, and athletic events, leading to staff cuts and cultural shifts within the institution.

Texas Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers introduced his "QB1 Ham Jerky" in partnership with Victory Snacks, featuring three flavors and health-conscious traits.

The Central Texas Food Bank distributed Thanksgiving meals to thousands, breaking records with 30,000 turkeys and underscoring community spirit and volunteerism.

California remains the top source state for new Texas residents, with about 55,000 more Californians moving to Texas than vice versa in 2023. Texas also saw a significant internal migration within its borders.

A Dripping Springs resident won $1 million from the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket purchased at an Austin H-E-B, missing only the Mega Ball for the jackpot.

The Austin Empty Bowl Project held its 28th event to fight hunger in Central Texas, drawing community support with over 3,000 bowls from local artisans. Proceeds aid Kids Café and Meals on Wheels.