The Loretta, a new affordable apartment complex with 137 units, has opened in Northwest Austin to serve families earning below 60% of the median income.

The city of Cedar Park celebrates the completion of the Anderson Mill Road Phase 2 project, which expands the road, adds lanes, and improves drainage, sidewalks, and traffic signals.

University of Texas at Austin students form a tenants' union to address housing challenges amidst soaring rents and a lack of affordable options in the city.

Travis County inmates receive cold meals due to kitchen repairs from a main drain line rupture, with significant excavation needed. The Sheriff's Office is expediting repairs and ensuring nutritional standards.

Austin City Council approved an initiative to increase housing density, allowing commercial-to-residential conversions up to 90 feet tall, with affordability requirements and a detailed zoning process.

Austin celebrates the opening of a new fire and EMS station to improve emergency response times in the growing city.

EMS units in Travis County, Texas, are operating from apartment complexes due to space shortfalls at local fire stations, raising concerns about response times and equipment safety.

Austin's Housing Finance Corporation Board has allocated $50 million to create 1,068 rental and 51 ownership affordable housing units, with developments planned citywide from 2024 to 2027.

Austin is inaugurating a new joint Fire/EMS station, the Goodnight Ranch Fire/EMS Station, to improve emergency response in Southeast Austin on February 29th.

St. John Properties plans to develop a 50-acre business park in Leander, Texas, potentially creating 850 jobs, with groundbreaking expected by the end of the year.

Advocacy groups have sued Austin officials over a redevelopment plan for the Borden Dairy plant, arguing it illegally favors developers by breaking zoning rules.

The CHASCO Family YMCA in Round Rock, Texas, began construction on a $5 million outdoor aquatics center, featuring a family pool, slide, and splash pad.

Austin seeks a developer for a 300-unit affordable housing project in Crestview. Interested parties have until March 20, 2024, to apply, with community amenities emphasized.