The Statesman Capitol 10,000 race is expected to attract 20,000 runners in Austin this Sunday, starting at 8 a.m. with road closures in place. Traffic will be maintained on some major roads, and a detailed closure guide is provided.

Austin Pets Alive! workers are filing to create the nation's largest animal shelter union, APAW, seeking better workplace conditions and a say in policies.

Texas airports prepare for the influx of visitors due to the solar eclipse on April 8, with San Marcos Regional Airport implementing significant improvements as part of the state's Aviation Capital Improvement Program.

Ghizlane Badawi has been named the new CEO of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, while Susan Sinz is the new HR director for the city of Austin. Both appointments come as Austin takes on major infrastructure projects.

UT Austin has laid off around 60 staff due to a Texas anti-DEI law, closing its Division of Campus and Community Engagement and affecting university programs and staffing.

Austin prepares for a total solar eclipse on April 8, expecting a significant influx of visitors and heightened traffic. The city's emergency services will activate to ensure public safety.

Round Rock is preparing for National Preservation Month in May with activities celebrating its history, including a Pioneer Day event and student presentations on local history.

The Austin City Council considers a resolution to increase bike lane safety by prohibiting parking in lanes, educating offenders, and implementing a grace period for fines.

New regulations in Austin have reduced the number of electric scooters to enhance safety and minimize clutter, with a fleet limit of 6,700 units and a nighttime speed reduction.

Corinth, Texas, was named a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, indicating the city's dedication to supporting local music industry growth as part of a state initiative for economic and job growth.

The UT Tenants Union, created by students to address housing issues at the University of Texas, gains traction with 170 members joining in three weeks.

Transgender Day of Visibility's overlap with Easter sparked controversy, with a celebratory event in Austin and criticisms from conservative figures, including Trump's campaign.

Austinites commemorated Cesar Chavez's contributions to workers' rights with a march in East Austin, recalling pivotal moments of his activism that frequently brought him to the city.