Trader Joe's is opening a new store in Bee Cave, Texas, in the Shops at the Galleria, with construction starting February 2, 2025, and ending by June 1, bringing the total to four stores in the Austin area.

Austin gears up for Small Business Saturday, highlighting the role of local businesses in the community and economy, with initiatives supporting entrepreneurs.

BigCommerce initiates layoffs amidst restructuring despite experiencing a 7% revenue growth in the third quarter, marking the company's third consecutive year of staff reductions.

Texas grocery store H-E-B will open its expanded South Congress location on December 4, featuring amenities like indoor/outdoor dining and a drive-thru pharmacy.

The Texas Master Naturalist program partners with H-E-B, receiving $50,000 to fund local projects enhancing pollinator habitats through the new Pollinators for Texas initiative.

Sprouts Farmers Market is opening a new store in Kyle, Texas, as part of the Shops at the Brick and Mortar District, promising fresh and organic options with a groundbreaking event on October 30th.

Austin's first head shop, Oat Willie's, is closing after 56 years, marking the end of a local countercultural icon known for its paraphernalia and unique spirit.

Central Texas cities face water rate hikes starting in January, with a $10 increase per acre-foot approved by the LCRA to fund new projects and expenses.

Governor Abbott announced the 2024 Governor’s Small Business Summit in Sweetwater to support entrepreneurs, offering resources, networking, and expert advice for business growth.

The Baby Acapulco restaurant on Barton Springs Road in Austin, famous for its "purple margarita," has closed after over four decades. Two other locations remain in Austin.

The Austin Eastciders Collaboratory has closed, with Stargazer set to replace it, offering a mix of drinks and food. Austin Eastciders also introduced a new drink, Rico Tepache.

Intel is cutting jobs, including 251 in Austin, as part of a global reduction of its workforce by roughly 15%, responding to competition and a significant decline in its market value.

Stars Café in Austin is closing its historic location due to I-35 expansion plans after serving the community for 58 years. The café is preparing for a farewell before relocating.