The Texas Farmers' Market at Lakeline is relocating to Cedar Park's new Bell District, with its grand opening set for May 25, offering fresh produce, live music, and family activities.

Conflict in the Middle East is causing shipping delays and increased costs for Texas restaurants, which anticipate higher prices for supplies during a busy season of events.

Amid the downfall of Foxtrot Market, Austin-based Royal Blue Grocery continues to thrive and even considers expanding into former Foxtrot locations. Co-owner Staley credits a focus on prepared foods and knowing the market for their longevity.

Austin and Honolulu businesses feature in Yelp's Top 100 list, with highlights including Dentworks, Take Heart, and Paws on Chicon from Austin, and Island Dog Obedience and Mike's AC & Auto Repair from Honolulu.

Designers from the ACC Fashion Incubator shined at Austin Fashion Week, signaling a promising future for Austin's fashion scene with their cutting-edge designs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against the ATF challenging new regulations on gun sales, alleging infringement of Second Amendment rights.

Chip Adams is set to lead the Texas Music Office, succeeding Brendon Anthony, who has significantly contributed to the state's music industry. Adams' previous roles and impact in the industry signal a promising future for the Texas music community.

Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor for labor practices amid financial difficulties, including a $2.3 million debt.

Texas oil companies consider discharging treated drilling wastewater into rivers, facing regulatory adjustments due to seismic concerns and environmental risks.

H-E-B recalls specific ice cream cups due to potential metal contamination with no reported injuries and urges customers to return products for a refund.

Texas distilleries contribute $830 million to the economy, creating jobs and attracting tourism, while reinforcing the call for relaxed industry regulations.

Harry Styles opens a Pleasing pop-up shop in Austin, offering beauty products, limited-edition merchandise, and a multisensory experience through May 19.

Austin is facing a skilled trades shortage and aims to train over 10,000 workers annually to meet infrastructure project needs, according to the Austin Monitor.