The Austin City Limits Music Festival boosts Austin's economy, supporting local businesses and hospitality, with broad financial benefits and job creation.

Swedish Hill to open a new location at the former site of Foxtrot in South Austin in early 2025, offering a broad menu for dine-in and takeout. The Moorman Lambert Hospitality Group is also planning other expansions.

Families settle for $75,000 after 75 dogs die in a kennel fire due to insufficient fire safety measures; the incident prompted legislative changes to improve pet facility safety.

Uber Eats partners with Avride to launch autonomous delivery robots in Austin, with expansion plans for Dallas and Jersey City, and a future robotaxi service.

The Austin City Council has amended its Work Session rules to allow public comment, enhancing transparency in the legislative process. Speaker registration for these sessions is now open, promoting civic engagement in local government.

Leandro Brito-Martinez from Austin has been sentenced to 80 years for vehicular homicide causing the death of Tobias Victor Soto, following a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle.

A major crash at a Leander intersection caused road closures and travel advisories Friday night; details on the incident's cause and casualties were not yet released.

Austin Community College District opened registration for its 14th Annual Women’s Health, Motivation & Empowerment Conference offering sessions on personal and professional growth.

Texas DPS apprehended large groups of illegal immigrants, including individuals from 'special interest' countries, during Operation Lone Star near Eagle Pass.

Childish Gambino, aka Donald Glover, cancels his North American tour, including the Austin show, due to health concerns that necessitated hospitalization and upcoming surgery.

Hutto residents are urged to report property damage from local fiber installations, with the city offering help in resolving disputes with contractors.

A Texas couple was sentenced to over 32 years combined for defrauding the PPP loan program for $3 million, which they used for personal luxuries and a business venture.

The Fifth Circuit temporarily stayed a ruling that blocked Texas from enforcing a ban on paid vote harvesting, allowing Attorney General Paxton to continue investigations ahead of elections.