The Blanton Museum at the University of Texas will open a café with Justine's Brasserie in Spring 2025, featuring French cuisine and views of Austin landmarks. Design is led by Joel Mozersky, and updates will be shared on Instagram @justinesxblanton.

ERCOT chief Pablo Vegas announces plans to overhaul Texas's energy grid to meet rising demand and addresses the inclusion of high-drain industries in future energy planning.

Larry Ellison of Oracle announces plans to make Nashville the company's new world HQ, emphasizing the city's strategic importance and investment in a major campus.

Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen & Market are closing all their stores including 33 Foxtrot locations nationwide and two Dom’s venues, with some employees caught off-guard by the sudden shutdowns.

Austin celebrates Small Business Week with free training for entrepreneurs from April 29 to May 3, featuring sessions on finance, marketing, and more.

The City of Hutto initiates Stage 1 water conservation due to drought, urging voluntary compliance with watering schedules for residents and businesses.

ERCOT warns of potential grid strain in Texas due to high temperatures and power plant maintenance, asking Texans to conserve energy to avoid emergencies.

Austin Pets Alive! opens its fifth thrift store in Pflugerville, Texas, aiming to support its animal welfare programs through the new establishment's revenue.

The 2024 Governor's Small Business Summit will take place in Corpus Christi, Texas, on April 18, focusing on supporting local businesses and maintaining the state's job growth.

The historic Cele Store in Central Texas, known for barbecue and film appearances, has closed after over 130 years.

Samsung is increasing its investment in Texas by $27 billion, boosting its total commitment to $44 billion, and aiming to start its Taylor semiconductor factory earlier than planned.

Zilker Park in Austin will introduce hourly parking fees on weekdays starting May 25, 2024, to increase vehicle turnover and inform future parking strategies.

Federal funding of $105 million will support Austin's "cap and stitch" project aimed at transforming I-35 and connecting East and West Austin with public spaces.