Kyle, Texas begins expansion of Marketplace Avenue as part of a $300 million bond project to alleviate congestion and improve safety due to population growth.

The Austin City Council has approved a $10 million project for a citywide public tree inventory, crucial for maintaining the city's green infrastructure.

The FAA is probing two Mesa Airlines incidents where a flight faced electrical and navigational issues, with the same aircraft having similar problems in a prior event.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport expects one of its busiest days on October 14, with approximately 37,000 passengers after the Austin City Limits Music Festival.

Austin seeks public input on Congress Avenue's transformation into a pedestrian plaza, with a focus on the stretch from Cesar Chavez to 11th Street as part of the CAUDI project.

TxDOT has completed the SH 288 buyback, aiming to offer future toll relief, maintain free lanes, and ensure the financial self-sufficiency of the project.

Cedar Park's road improvements are ending soon, with final lane closures expected until October 11, weather permitting. Residents should expect some disruptions and check for updates.

Texas and Mexican officials advocate for a train line from Austin to Monterrey, aiming to ease I-35 traffic and bolster commerce. Funding obstacles persist with Texas' focus on car-centric infrastructure.

TxDOT celebrated the completion of the SH 71 enhancement project in Eastern Travis County, introducing overpasses and frontage roads to improve traffic flow and safety.

Texas will eliminate most vehicle safety inspections starting January 1, 2025, but will include a $7.50 fee during registration to fund state projects. Emissions tests will remain mandatory in certain counties.

Delta Air Lines is to launch five new nonstop routes from Austin in 2025, with flights to Panama City, Memphis, Indianapolis, San Francisco, and Tampa.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has begun construction on new midfield taxiways, set to pave the way for Concourse B as part of a $320 million project expected to complete by 2027.

TxDOT introduces a funding strategy allowing private donations to its HERO roadside assistance program, with donors able to feature logos on patrol vehicles.