East Austin's Beloved Ah Sing Den Closes, Making Way for Filipino Restaurant OKO
East Austin's Ah Sing Den cocktail bar is closing, to be replaced by Filipino restaurant OKO in the fall, a collaboration involving Chef Paul Qui. The bar's current management is offering staff positions in the new venture.
Texas Governor Abbott Staunchly Opposes Federal Immigration Policies, Citing Over 500K Apprehensions in Operation Lone Star
Governor Greg Abbott criticizes the Biden Administration's immigration policies, citing over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and 43,700 criminal arrests by Texas's Operation Lone Star initiative.
Texas Opens Samsung Highway as Gateway to Major Economic Growth in Taylor
Texas celebrates the completion of Samsung Highway, anticipated to improve logistics for businesses and reduce local traffic. Governor Abbott and local officials inaugurated the road, emphasizing its role in tech development and economic growth.
Interim Chief Robin Henderson Opts for Retirement, Austin Continues Search for New Police Chief
Interim Austin Police Chief Robin Henderson decides not to apply for the permanent role and plans to retire once a successor is chosen. The city seeks a chief with a strong background in progressive police administration.
Kathie Tovo Announces Austin Mayoral Candidacy with Criticism Toward Current Mayor and Promises of Community Focus
Kathie Tovo announces her candidacy for Austin mayor, criticizing incumbent Kirk Watson's policies and advocating for community-driven governance and fair housing. She emphasizes a participatory city planning approach and climate action.
Southwest Austin Residents Urged to Conserve Water Amidst Major Pipeline Repair Efforts
Austin Water is repairing a leaking 48-inch water main, prompting conservation efforts in Southwest Austin. Residents are advised to reduce usage while repairs are underway, which may take up to 12 hours.












