The Austin Animal Center is ceasing the use of temporary pop-up crates for shelter animals to comply with state law and following public criticism of overcrowding.

Austin Energy's proposal for a hydrogen-capable power plant faces criticism over environmental impact and feasibility concerns, despite the potential for federal tax credits.

Austin braces for severe weather with a sunny Thursday followed by storms on Friday night, including heavy rain and possible thunderstorms, with high winds throughout the weekend.

Austin Water secured $62 million in savings through debt management, part of efforts saving customers $556 million since 2016, and continues to focus on financial efficiency and infrastructure improvements.

Austin's weather, expected to be sunny today, will change by the weekend with a storm system bringing showers and possible thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Austin Water reports that a storm-damaged manhole caused a major sewer overflow of over 800,000 gallons at 320 Heartwood Dr., but drinking water remains safe.

Austin experiences warm weather before a predicted storm front that may bring heavy rains and hazardous conditions by the weekend. Forecasters warn of possible flooding due to saturated grounds.

An arctic blast in Austin, Texas, left over a thousand bats struggling for survival, prompting the Austin Bat Refuge to rehabilitate the frostbitten and starving animals.

The article describes a warm, spring-like week in Austin, with temperatures in the low 70s, ending with a chance of heavy rain and thunderstorms by Saturday, potentially causing flooding. Conditions are expected to improve by Sunday.

Sunny and mild weather is anticipated for Austin with a high of 65 degrees, while the rest of the week should see similar temperatures, with possible thunderstorms by Friday night. January was the fifth wettest on record for the city.

Austin weather forecast predicts sunny conditions starting this afternoon with highs in the low 60s and a clear week ahead until rain on Friday night.

The Texas Division of Emergency Management is addressing the flood crisis with over 800 responders and 300 boats on standby. Texans are advised to remain cautious, with ongoing river flooding risks persisting.

San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter highlights Pets of the Week, Cupid and Lindor, aiming to find forever homes for the affectionate dogs at a special adoption fee of $22.