Austin Community College's Associate Degree in Business Administration program offers a transferable curriculum, online completion, and is designed to accelerate careers with an average graduate starting salary of $60,000.

A 9-year-old girl named Aaliyah donated comfort kits to the Georgetown Fire Department to help children during emergencies, inspired by her own experience with first responders in Tulsa.

UT Austin has begun disciplining students for protest involvement, offering some a deferred suspension option to avoid immediate suspension until 2025.

The Central Texas Food Bank and Workforce Solutions Capital Area have partnered to offer food and job assistance at the same location to address food insecurity and unemployment.

The Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin is working to establish a state-recognized cultural district, enhancing local heritage and vying for increased funding.

The Round Rock Police Department is offering a 12-week Citizens Police Academy program to educate residents on police operations, featuring interactive sessions and demonstrations.

Austin Pets Alive! seeks $24,000 for medical care for animals, highlighting the case of Tanglewood, a cat who suffered seizures leading to a broken jaw and leg injury.

Austin schools are implementing restrictive phone policies, with a full ban at Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders and a tiered ban in Austin Public Schools to improve student well-being.

A Texas survey shows a majority of adults support school voucher legislation, with variations in perspective across demographics and political affiliations.

The Austin Monitor article discusses the Tourism Commission's efforts to make the city better suited for major events by addressing challenges like road closures and police presence, as discussed by C3 Presents' Ben Blocker.

St. David's Medical Center leads in Austin hospital rankings, positioned at No. 10 in Texas, while Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin ranks No. 15, with both offering specialized care.

MoveOutATX is a sustainability initiative in Austin, designed to help UT Austin students donate used items as they move out, instead of disposing of them, with the added benefit of supporting the community.

Austin residents gathered for the Shoal Creek Shopping Cart Corral to remove shopping carts from local waterways and return them to stores or recycle them.