Nearly 8,000 Bluebonnet customers in southeast Travis County lost power after scattered storms; crews and the cooperative are monitoring outages along the SH 71/SH 21 corridor.

A morning FAA ground stop at Austin-Bergstrom halted arrivals amid thunderstorms, producing average delays near 27 minutes. Flights were paused while the storm passed.

Tesla’s first Semi rolled off a high‑volume Nevada line on April 29, 2026 — a production milestone that shifts the truck from pilot runs to industrial scale while raising fresh questions about chargers and delivery ramp.

TxDOT will break ground Wednesday on a $68.4M overhaul of Loop 360 at Courtyard Drive and RM 2222, adding an underpass and a diverging diamond for RM 2222.

A water main break on Crystal Falls Parkway knocked out service to neighborhoods, businesses and schools and closed a stretch of the road while crews work to repair the line.

LCRA says the Timmerman plant near Maxwell reached full operation Tuesday after its second unit connected to the ERCOT grid, adding roughly 380 MW of fast‑start capacity. This is the first project backed by the Texas Energy Fund to go fully online.

A PEC outage left about 5,175 meters without power across Leander and nearby neighborhoods Tuesday; crews were en route and restoration was initially pegged for 6:15 p.m.

New east- and westbound main lanes at the Oak Hill 'Y' are carrying traffic, a major milestone as TxDOT finishes the multihundred‑million‑dollar rebuild.

New express lanes and a MoPac connector are reshaping US 183 commutes; drivers weigh minutes saved against daily tolls.

Austin Community College bought a 560,000‑sq‑ft site in Southeast Travis County for $130.5M to fast‑track the Infrastructure Academy and expand hands‑on trades training. The move is meant to open labs and classrooms sooner than a new build would allow.

Paramedics were performing CPR after a motorcycle crash in the 5100 block of Ponciana Drive; ATCEMS and Austin Fire units were on scene and traffic delays were reported.

Austin-Bergstrom will run a federally required full-scale emergency exercise on April 15, bringing extra law enforcement to the terminal. Officials say flights should continue normally.

Mayor Kirk Watson called a roughly $47 million office relocation package for the Austin Transit Partnership "inappropriate," prompting the agency to postpone related agenda items. The pause will give ATP time to produce clearer cost analyses and explore co-location options.