Austin's housing market changes with inventory at a 13-year high and active listings up 37.7%, despite a slight median home price decline and a drop in closed sales.

UT Austin ends remote work for staff; the policy, set to begin in August, draws both support and criticism over its implications for collaboration and potential hardship for some employees.

Manuel Huerta is sentenced to 35 years for the 2020 road rage murders of Omar Munguia and Miranda Lopez in Austin, with ongoing investigations into related incidents.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's advisory commission has accepted FAA grants for expansion projects and safety enhancements, reflecting the airport’s growth and focus on improving passenger experience and safety.

Victor Hugo Chox Gonzalez, wanted for aggravated sexual assault of a child, was arrested in Texas. He was on the state's Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List.

Pflugerville commenced construction on a $247 million wastewater treatment facility to nearly double its capacity, supporting the city's rapid growth.

The article discusses the success and challenges faced by a local Sanctuary Building in its repair and renovation efforts, detailing the community's financial achievements, unexpected structural issues, and transparent decision-making process.

An Austin man is charged with third-degree felony for delivering fentanyl-laced pills linked to a woman's death.

Austin is facing a heatwave with temperatures near 97°F and a heat index up to 104°F, persisting through the weekend. Relief may come with a 40% chance of storms by Juneteenth. Also, a system in the Gulf could influence rainfall in Central Texas.

UT's Austin campus anticipates a new McCombs School building, Mulva Hall, set to replace Dobie Center Garage by 2028 with funding 35% complete. The 373,000 sq. ft building will enhance facilities for business education.

Austin and ATP face a legal challenge against their Project Connect light rail plan, with bond validation disputed in court by opposition including local businesses and AG Paxton's office.

Williamson County Public Affairs Office won two awards at TAMIO for their 175th birthday event and new website. The celebration attracted approximately 9,000 people and included various attractions.

The Austin Police Department seeks a suspect linked to a series of burglaries, described as a Hispanic male with tattoos, potentially from Windsor Park. Public assistance and tips are requested.