ACC launches Registration Week to help students enroll, offering guidance on courses, applications, and financing with in-person and virtual support events.

ACC experts, including Real Estate Professor Job Hammond, offer practical advice on mortgage refinancing, emphasizing the need for homeowners to assess financial goals and lender legitimacy for a successful refinance.

The Austin EDC is seeking financial consultants to help utilize city assets for development, despite not owning major properties which limits its funding capabilities.

Cedar Park police care for seven stray puppies while Austin Police investigate eleven dogs found dead in South Boggy Creek, a case of suspected animal cruelty.

The Red River Cultural District in Austin is awaiting a city response about requested funds, with growing economic pressures and a new city manager potentially causing delays.

Austin City Council calls for more environmental studies on the proposed $5 billion I-35 expansion, as TxDOT enlists AECOM to manage associated drainage projects.

Austin Habitat for Humanity is building 12 townhomes for single mothers and has begun its largest project, Persimmon Point, with 126 affordable homes in response to Austin's high real estate prices.

Manor, Texas authorities are investigating a Sunday night arson at a Walmart gas station and are seeking public help to find the suspect who set a fire in the restroom. No injuries were reported.

Central Texans anticipate severe weather, including thunderstorms and high winds, with a chance of hail and tornadoes, amid reminders of recent extreme conditions.

A brown Doberman trapped beneath the ground in Bastrop, Texas, was successfully rescued by local emergency services. The collaborative rescue effort reinforced the strong community spirit in facing adversity.

A 26-year-old from San Marcos has been charged after allegedly bringing a firearm to a UT Austin protest. The incident is part of a series of protests that have resulted in numerous arrests.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiates the Landowner Compensation Program, providing aid for property damage due to border crime. Applicants must file claims within 90 days, backed by law enforcement reports.

The Travis County Parks Foundation held its second "For the Love of Parks" event in Austin, emphasizing conservation and the upcoming 70-mile greenway network. Over 1,000 attendees enjoyed music, food trucks, and outdoor activities.