Public records show LifeFamily is considering redeveloping its Mueller campus into a mixed‑use project with roughly 880 apartments and a parcel valuation near $47M.

Austin adopted a 10-year Rain to River plan to shift flood work from emergency response to prevention, with new public metrics and a focus on underserved neighborhoods.

A Pflugerville man was arrested after online posts that threatened members of the Temple city council. Authorities say the probe began last week and the case remains active.

The Ibrahim brothers have opened a second Smashed N Sauced on East Parmer, bringing halal smashburgers and hot chicken to northeast Austin.

Austin planners rewrote the downtown density bonus to create two new height tiers — one that would let many sites top out near 750 feet and another that could reach about 1,200 feet. The change shifts control from FAR to fixed height bonuses tied to affordability and design rules.

Bagel Bear has opened on Parmer Lane, serving New York‑style bagels, a pastrami sandwich and an Austin Lox; owners say dough is made daily on-site.

SpaceX filed to build a $55 billion initial‑phase Terafab at Gibbons Creek Reservoir, with the county setting a June 3 hearing as residents press for details. The filing says the project could grow to $119 billion.

A lawsuit accuses Circuit of The Americas and F1 organizers of negligence after a $750K Richard Mille was taken during the 2025 United States Grand Prix.

Filings show Riverside plans to replace Northcross Mall at Anderson Lane and Burnet Road with mixed‑use housing, retail and office space as the project enters city review.

A Fifth Circuit motions panel temporarily lifted a hold on Texas' App Store Accountability Act, allowing age checks and parental‑consent rules to run while appeals continue.

A Travis County plea deal left Manuel Rangel with two years of community supervision and orders that bar him from practicing while on probation. Court records say he must also forfeit his physical-therapy license.

Rock'N River has reopened after a $19.3M, bond-funded expansion at Old Settlers Park that adds an action river, VIP cabanas and more parking.

TxDOT will close the William Cannon Drive bridge over I‑35 for two consecutive weekends so crews can set beams for the Capital Express South project's elevated lanes.