The Green and White Grocery in East Austin is on its way to becoming a city landmark, recognized for its cultural importance and history of community service since 1938.

Moov Technologies is reducing its office space in Arizona while expanding in Austin, Taiwan, China, and Europe, despite previous plans to triple its Arizona workforce.

Taco Palenque is expanding, with new outlets in Texas, including a fall opening in San Marcos and a ghost kitchen in Austin, as the region's food scene sees other developments and potential closures.

Tokyo Electron is moving its North American headquarters to Austin's new RiverSouth tower, occupying nearly 100,000 square feet to expand its presence in the region.

The Heritage Trail West pedestrian bridge in Round Rock, nearing completion, will connect the city's historic sites with modern amenities, enhancing access and preserving history.

Round Rock City Council approved new playground equipment for Settlement Park, intending to enhance community development. The project begins in late May and will take approximately two months.

The Round Rock City Council approved the creation of a new downtown park and upgrades to the area around the water tower, funded by bonds and the city's construction fund.

H-E-B plans a $28 million upgrade for its Kyle, Texas store, including a wellness clinic set to open by October 2023 after renovations begin in May. The store expansion will be completed by late 2025.

ATP alters Austin light rail plans, sparing the iconic Dirty Martin's Place and other businesses from demolition and shifting bus and bike routes to protect local landmarks.

The Thompson Austin Hotel is set to open Arriba Abajo Rooftop Cantina, offering a variety of Mexican dishes, replacing Wax Myrtle's. Chef Marc Marrone will lead the kitchen, focusing on an experience with food, drinks, and skyline views.

Austin's green concrete initiative faces delays due to industry reluctance and safety concerns, with only one local supplier adopting new practices. The city eyes a 2026 timeline for its low-carbon concrete policy.

The CR 332 expansion project in Williamson County and the City of Jarrell begins, aimed at improving road safety and reducing traffic congestion with an expected completion in fall 2024.

Tesla recalls vehicles in the U.S. due to small warning light fonts, as reported by NHTSA, and updates software to fix the issue.