The team behind South Austin's Armadillo Den is opening two new bars, Dainty Dillo and Chalmers, in East Austin with a focus on drinks and live music.

Austin's Tourism Commission explores ways to boost hotel taxes by promoting cultural attractions and longer stays, beyond just conventions. They consider ecotourism, wellness, gastronomy, and voluntourism to extend visitor stays.

The Planning Commission approved St. David's HealthCare's expansion in South Austin, allowing nearly quadrupling the size of its medical office despite neighborhood concerns.

The Austin Antique Mall is closing in May, with Playland Skate Center expanding into its space, marking yet another transformation in Austin's cityscape.

Austin is advancing plans to revitalize its cityscape with 'caps and stitches' to connect communities and enhance public spaces, as part of a $4.9 billion I-35 project.

Round Rock City Council approves $1.7 million for new downtown park and enhancements around the historic water tower, funded by 2023 bonds and city funds.

Tesla confirms a large-scale project in Kyle, Texas, involving nearly 1 million square feet for warehousing and light assembly, boosting local economic prospects.

The Texas Global facility at the University of Texas at Austin is reopening on Feb. 26 after renovations aimed at improving international collaboration, complete with high-tech features and new advising spaces.

Highland Lanes bowling alley in Austin is closing after 48 years due to the end of its lease, with plans to redevelop the site into a 300-unit multifamily development.

Volvo Cars Hill Country has opened in Northwest Austin, offering new and preowned vehicles and services. A new Polestar showroom, part of Darcars Automotive Group, will open downtown D.C., emphasizing luxury EVs and sustainability.

Austin is planning a mixed-use development near the convention center, with construction potentially starting in 2026 after public consultation and city council presentations.

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.