Javier Auyero has been named a Distinguished Scholar by the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation for his work on police-cartel relations and urban violence.

Austin reports success in moving individuals from shelters into stable living conditions, with the highest shelter exit percentage in the U.S. The city also projects a 630% increase in permanent supportive housing units by 2026.

UT Austin is recognized for producing Fulbright U.S. Student Program awardees and maintains its ranking among top institutions for the 15th time in 20 years.

Austin initiated its Equity-Based Preservation Plan at Huston-Tillotson University with community leaders discussing cultural heritage and displacement issues, urging public involvement in shaping the city's inclusive future.

Austin residents are invited to influence the city's housing investment plan, which will determine the use of $14 million in federal funds for various housing and community programs.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reports a record 22 million passengers in 2023, with a peak in October and plans for expansion, including a new concourse and security upgrades.

Marathon Kids, an Austin-based nonprofit, aims to promote healthy habits in children through running programs, aiming for a 600,000-mile goal in AISD schools. They also raise funds for their programs through events and partnerships.

Austin's Black History Month highlights key historical sites, including the Carver Museum and Texas African American History Memorial, marking the city's rich African American heritage and celebrating influential figures like Henry G. Madison.

ATP seeks community input for Austin's new Light Rail project involving 10 miles of rail and 15 stations, emphasizing public engagement in the design process.

The City of Round Rock is offering discounted 50-gallon rain barrels for $77.50 to encourage water conservation, with a further rebate for city water customers, reducing the price to $52.40. Orders can be placed online until March 25.

The Travis County D.A. has requested a DOJ investigation into the APD for knowing their "less-lethal" ammunition could cause harm during 2020 protests.

Austin prepares for SXSW with street closures and permit reviews, including a partial shutdown of Rainey Street. A moratorium on new street events in the downtown area is maintained due to construction.

Austin Community College student Juan Manuel Monsivais-Peña was selected for NASA's Community College Aerospace Scholars program, joining a team of elite academic achievers.