The Austin Greek Festival offers an authentic cultural experience with traditional Greek food, music, and dancing, drawing local participation and support for the Greek community.

The Dripping Springs ISD in Texas postponed changes to its anti-discrimination policy after public backlash over the removal of "gender identity" and "sexual orientation."

The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business boosts its entrepreneurial program with $13.5 million in donations, led by a $10 million gift from alumnus John D. Harkey Jr.

Austin has launched the 'Sip Safely' program, distributing drink test kits to bars to combat drink spiking, thereby enhancing the safety of its nightlife.

H-E-B is giving out 265,000 free reusable bags made from recycled bottles on Earth Day as part of its sustainability efforts and environmental preservation initiative in Texas.

Central Texas' largest NICU graduate reunion was held in Austin, celebrating former patients with their families and healthcare teams who cared for them.

The Austin Police Department's 151st Cadet class graduated 39 new officers, including a record 10 women, as the department works to address a staffing shortfall.

Texas State Park rangers and H-E-B stores celebrate Earth Day with educational booths to promote environmental stewardship.

UT Austin's Classics Professor Andrew M. Riggsby is awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, recognized for his innovative approach combining cognitive science with Roman history.

Austin extends operations of the Marshalling Yard, a temporary homeless shelter, with additional funding to provide continued refuge and services to the homeless population until longer-term housing solutions are developed.

The Austin Police Department is welcoming 39 new officers from the 151st cadet class in a ceremony at The Bannockburn Church, where they will officially become full-fledged officers.

Austin Community College introduced the Student InfoHub, a platform for college updates, Board of Trustees news, student contributions, and the celebration of campus culture.

Hand to Hold is hosting Central Texas' largest NICU Graduate Reunion at Q2 Stadium to celebrate the resilience of NICU graduates and their families, with live entertainment and sensory-friendly activities.