University of Texas Men's Golf Dominates NCAA Austin Regional, Qualifies for 17th Consecutive NCAA Tournament
The University of Texas Men's Golf team won the NCAA Austin Regional by 16 strokes, continuing their NCAA qualification streak to 17 years, with Christiaan Maas claiming his first individual victory.
Round Rock's Play for All Park Introduces Communication Boards for Inclusive Play Experience
The Play for All Park in Round Rock, Texas, has installed new communication boards to support children who struggle with verbal communication, thanks to a project initiated by Caroline Osborn and funded by the Play for All Foundation.
Severe Storms Threaten Austin with Heavy Rain, Hail, and Tornado Risks; Sunny Weekend Ahead
Severe weather with rain, hail, and potential tornadoes is expected in Austin and may cause neighborhood flooding. Conditions should improve after the storms, with sunny and hot weather forecasted for the weekend.
Austin Opens Nationwide Search for New Police Chief with Emphasis on Diversity and Reform
Austin is seeking a new police chief through a national search conducted by Mosaic Public Partners, focusing on candidates with extensive law enforcement experience and a commitment to diversity and transparency.
Austin Charts Course for Transit Future with Project Connect Light-Rail Developments
The Austin City Council is preparing to discuss Project Connect's light-rail system, which faces scaled-back plans, legal challenges, and budget concerns, but aims to improve local commutes and transit equity.
Austin Reels as Indeed Cuts 1,000 Jobs, Ex-Employees Contemplate Legal Action Over Sudden Layoffs
Indeed lays off approximately 1,000 employees, adding to tech industry layoffs. Impacted Austin workers may have grounds for a lawsuit over WARN Act violations. Former Indeed employees face a competitive job market.












