The 20-year-old nonprofit celebrated with a ribbon-cutting at The Linc, complete with a curated bookshop for Black and queer writers.

Nearly 594,000 people across 21 counties struggle to get enough food, and 1 in 4 local kids go to bed hungry.

Lockhart ISD is slashing classroom screen use and building new playgrounds as part of its “Childhood Unlocked” push this fall.

A shelter-in-place order and I-35 frontage road closures followed the shootout in the St. Johns neighborhood.

The North Austin club replaces the shuttered Wonderspaces art gallery with nine courts, a full bar and a cold plunge.

Austin is facing a long run of triple-digit heat, with highs near 100 to 102 degrees through next week.

The free East Austin mixer offers about 40 giveaways and a chance to meet programmers from Austin Opera to Chorus Austin.

Hood County has waited six months for Ken Paxton's answer on blocking data centers — while his Senate campaign banked hundreds of thousands from the industry.

A man died Sunday night in a single-motorcycle crash on a Southeast Austin road already flagged as one of the city's most dangerous.

The Sixth Street cocktail spot known for terrazzo counters and bartender-crafted drinks throws its last party on August 29.

South Congress's midcentury Twin Oaks center is set for a low-rise retail revamp near a future light rail stop, opening summer 2028.

Oracle joins Meta and OpenAI in backing Abbott's audit rules as Texas pauses new grid hookups statewide.

A state lawmaker wants to force Bastrop's council to meet in city limits after officials debated an $830K budget gap two hours from home.