Registration for Austin Community College District's summer 2024 classes starts on April 1 for returning students and April 5 for new students, featuring a variety of course lengths and a supportive staff to assist with enrollment.

Brush Square in Austin has been named a Lone Star Legacy Park, recognizing its historical significance and importance to Texas's narrative and community identity.

The Texas DPS conducted operations against human trafficking in January, rescuing 52 individuals, including 9 children, across the state and arresting suspected traffickers.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and British Airways celebrated the tenth anniversary of their direct Austin to London flight with festivities and the launch of a special Texas-inspired menu.

Austin Community College seeks fosters for pets during spring break, benefiting local shelters and providing hands-on training for veterinary students. The program offers supplies and first adoption rights post-break. Applications close March 4.

Texas awards $1.9 million in grants to enhance outdoor access and education, focusing on underserved communities through the Community Outdoor Outreach Program.

Austin's Charter Review Commission is hosting a town hall on March 7 for public feedback on potential City Charter changes, with in-person attendance at 301 W 2nd St., starting at 5:30 p.m. and virtual participation available with prior registration.

Austin adjusts swim schedules for pool maintenance and lifeguard hiring; Stacy Pool opens early on weekends, Barton Springs to reopen March 8, and lifeguard hiring events are scheduled.

ACC celebrates five years of its Red Angels Program with AFD, enhancing community health and safety while providing practical training for nursing students.

The Round Rock Public Library invites 8-18 year olds to enter its annual writing contest, with online submissions open from March 1-30, and includes workshops. Winners receive gift cards and have their work published online and in a library book.

SXSW gears up for its 2024 event with unique attractions, expecting a strong turnout and including keynotes from industry leaders along with various free community events.

Austin debates changes to the Butler Hike and Bike Trail, with concerns on environmental impact and the removal of the trail width limit, as the Parks Board recommends code amendments.

Matthew McConaughey read his children's book "Just Because" to St. Jude patients, donated 200 copies, and engaged in a Q&A session, part of a Leap Day kindness campaign.