After years as a trailer at Corner Bar, Kiin Di has a permanent South Lamar home with new large plates and a cocktail list. The move keeps fan favorites while expanding hours and dine-in service.

Penn Medicine's mRNA vaccine stopped allergic reactions in mice — a hopeful development for cedar‑fever sufferers, but human trials and funding shifts could delay its arrival.

A Lockhart teaching assistant was arrested and extradited from Las Vegas and now faces multiple child-sex charges, county officials and KVUE say.

An Austin nonprofit agreed to pay $160,000 and accept federal oversight after the EEOC alleged it fired an employee who sought mental‑health treatment.

UT Austin led the U.S. in NSF-funded research in FY2024, drawing $176.4M and pushing total R&D past $1.14B. The ranking highlights major federal investments on campus.

The federal agency that funneled money to NPR and PBS has dissolved, and Austin PBS warns the move will leave a budget hole that could force cuts to local programming.

Leander plans to raise railroad tracks over Crystal Falls Parkway at US 183 to cut traffic backups and improve safety while seeking a $40M state grant.

A Cedar Park shareholder sued Firefly Aerospace in Austin federal court, alleging the company misled investors about spacecraft demand and Alpha rocket readiness after a September test explosion.

The article discusses former Austin police officer Christopher Taylor's potential return to the force after his acquittal for the 2019 shooting of Mauris DeSilva and the reinstatement of his peace officer license by TCOLE.

A hit-and-run in Austin resulted in the death of a pedestrian, marking the city's third fatal crash in 2026. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Col. Omar A. Perea to the state's Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, with his term expiring on September 1, 2027.

Austin police released a suspect description after a June attack and theft at a Valero on Airport Boulevard. Investigators are asking the public to come forward.

Austin’s Good Culture has landed a majority investment from L Catterton in a deal that sources peg near $500 million, a big win for the city’s CPG scene. The funding is aimed at expanding production and distribution as demand surges.