The building that houses Valhalla at 710 Red River is listed for sale, and co‑owner Seth Levy says the team can't afford to buy it. The venue is keeping shows on the calendar while brokers market the property.

ACC and Central Texas school districts have launched a healthcare academy that lets ninth-graders earn industry credentials and stack them toward ACC degrees. The program is backed by more than $10 million in grants.

A UT white paper finds data centers could use up to 9% of Texas’ water by 2040, complicating planning as drought and a $174B price tag loom.

New York's Black Fox Coffee arrives in downtown Austin May 15 with rare single‑origin pours, pastries from Swedish Hill and a flat‑white giveaway.

Troopers say a 30-year-old was arrested after allegedly providing alcohol to a teen who later died in an April crash in Dawson County. The investigation is ongoing.

Investors say Austin developer Shravan Parsi diverted their capital to personal expenses and secret fees, putting San Marcos and Elgin projects at risk. The complaint seeks access to the books and possible receivership.

HISD's state-appointed board is moving to negotiate direct- or guaranteed-admission agreements with UT‑Austin and three San Antonio universities to boost college enrollment. Details and eligibility rules will be hammered out in upcoming negotiations.

A Pflugerville man has been arrested and charged after a cyclist was killed on I‑35; investigators say vehicle data and a fingerprint tied his car to the scene.

New filings show Related's mass‑timber office at 901 S. Congress has been revised smaller after years of updates and permit changes.

Zillow’s updated forecast flags dozens of metros for falling home prices; Austin and several Louisiana markets face the steepest projected drops amid swelling inventory and insurance pressures.

A Waco federal judge sentenced Gilberto Hernandez‑Marin to 188 months after prosecutors tied fentanyl he trafficked to the death of a Fort Cavazos soldier's spouse.

April MLS numbers show more closed and pending sales in Pflugerville and Hutto even as prices softened and days on market lengthened.

Phase II of the Waterloo Greenway — The Confluence — opens June 6 with a 13‑acre stretch of trails, nearly 1,600 trees and an 800‑foot boardwalk in downtown Austin.