Drivers and UT fans finally get four full lanes back on MLK Boulevard, while lawsuits and funding gaps still cloud the bigger I-35 rebuild.

TxDOT wants public comment by August 28 on a 13-mile I-35 widening that would displace a massive Round Rock bat colony.

The span will run alongside the existing Walnut Creek Bridge, linking cyclists and walkers to the trail system below without crossing traffic lanes.

Austin Engineering Co. beat out 12 other bidders to build the plant at Ronald Reagan Boulevard and Crystal Falls Parkway.

Starting Aug. 24, Lime and Bird scooters will auto-shut off inside a big chunk of the UT Austin campus, forcing riders to walk.

The $23.9 million road finally connects Dawes Place to Samsung Boulevard, with a ribbon cutting set for Pioneer Crossing Elementary.

Crews are installing a steel bridge over Boggy Creek that will finally stitch together a walkable, bikeable route through East Austin.

Texas now requires English-only exams for workers seeking rail-line safety credentials, and Houston contractors say the change is shrinking their workforce.

American Airlines is spending $10 million to double its Austin airport lounge and add its first outdoor terrace.

Kyle is now the first Hays County community with GFiber internet, bringing gigabit service to thousands of homes and businesses.

SH 95 between FM 972 and CR 325 will be closed for about 30–45 minutes while investigators fly a drone to map the site of a prior fatal collision.

Austin Transit Partnership picked Stadler to build the CITYLINK trains for the city's first light rail. The board approved $39M to start vehicle design and ordered an initial 21-car fleet.

Austin-Bergstrom has gone live with the FAA’s Terminal Flight Data Manager, replacing paper flight strips with touchscreen displays to modernize tower operations.