Austin Pets Alive! is opening a new transport hub in Elgin, Texas, supported by a $3.85 million grant, to help rescue more animals at risk of euthanasia.

Austin's City Council voted to mandate windows in bedrooms to ensure access to natural light, changing building codes that previously allowed windowless bedrooms.

TxDOT announces a virtual and in-person open house to discuss the I-35 expansion project between Georgetown and Round Rock, welcoming public input until May 3.

Preservation Austin's 2024 Homes Tour offers a look at historic Austin architecture, spanning from log cabins to mid-century designs, over two days with proceeds supporting historical conservation efforts.

ABoR endorses a plan to allow smaller homes on subdivided lots in Austin, aiming to increase affordability amid rising home prices, a strategy that's met with both support and skepticism.

The Austin City Council is considering code amendments to boost affordable housing options for University of Texas students, including mandated bedroom windows and adjustments to the University Neighborhood Overlay program.

Tesla slashes 10% of its global workforce, sending termination emails to employees, including Austin's Gigafactory workers, surprising many without prior notice.

The Biden administration commits $6.4 billion to Samsung for expanding chip production in Texas, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign semiconductor supplies and create over 21,500 jobs.

The Frank Erwin Center, known as "The Drum," in Austin is being demolished to make way for a new medical center. Residents reminisce as the iconic venue's final days approach.

A new EMS medic station was inaugurated at Liberty Hill Fire Station 2 in Williamson County, addressing a 103% rise in emergency calls due to area growth.

The Austin City Council approved a massive mixed-use development project by Kairoi Development, LLC along the East Austin Colorado River, set to start in 2028.

Austin Economic Development Department introduces the Nexus Grant, offering $5,000 to support local artists, small organizations, and arts businesses. Applications open soon for eligible Austin-Round Rock area entities.

Travis County property owners will soon receive appraisal notices, with the total roll up 5.8% to $488 billion. Chief Appraiser highlights the importance of exemptions and the protest process. Protests can be filed online until May 15.