Austin Unveils Ekos City Heights, A New Affordable Housing Haven for Seniors and Impaired Individuals
Ekos City Heights, a new housing development for residents 55 and over, opens in South Austin with 179 income-restricted units, some for seniors and others for homeless transitions, featuring supportive services and accessibility features.
Austin Shaken by String of Violent Robberies, Suspect Alexander Sanabria Arrested Following Multidepartment Pursuit
Austin police arrested Alexander Sanabria for a series of violent crimes, including robberies at gas stations. He was caught following a multi-agency investigation and car chase.
Texas Governor Abbott and U.S. Border Czar Homan Serve Thanksgiving Meal to Troops, Push for Strict Border Enforcement
Texas Governor Abbott and future Border Czar Homan visited Texas troops on Thanksgiving, advocating for strict border policies and signaling intensified enforcement under the Trump administration.
Austin Police Investigate 65th Homicide of the Year, No Suspects in Custody Yet
The Austin Police Department is investigating the 65th homicide in the city after responding to a fatal shooting at the Bridge at Granada Apartments. No suspect is in custody, but the incident appears isolated with no public threat.
Austin Welcomes Veteran Leader Jesús Aguirre as New Parks and Recreation Department Director
Jesús Aguirre has been appointed as the new director of Austin's Parks and Recreation Department, bringing over two decades of experience from similar roles in cities like Washington, D.C. and Seattle.
Austin Celebrates 28 Years of Fighting Hunger with the Empty Bowl Project Amid Rising Demand for Food Assistance
The Austin Empty Bowl Project held its 28th event to fight hunger in Central Texas, drawing community support with over 3,000 bowls from local artisans. Proceeds aid Kids Café and Meals on Wheels.












