Austin Commemorates 2013 Flood on Tenth Anniversary with Resilience Projects and Memorial Mural
Austin marks the 10th anniversary of the October 2013 flash floods with a remembrance day, reflecting on past losses and emphasizing ongoing efforts in flood prevention and community resilience.
Toxic Threat Alert in Austin's Iconic Lakes Plagued by Harmful Algae, Public Health Measures Intensify
Austin's main lakes are affected by toxic algae, posing risks to humans and wildlife. While Austin Water ensures the drinking water is safe, the city is taking precautions, including testing and treatment improvements to combat the algal threat.
Austin Faces Cedar Pollen Onslaught, Allergy Sufferers Reel Under Season's First Major Spike
Austin, Texas experiences a spike in cedar pollen, causing high allergy symptoms among residents, with forecasts of continued discomfort due to persistent winds. Rain might offer temporary relief.
Austin Shelters Advocate for Holiday Pet Adoptions, APA! and Williamson Offer Guidance and Trial Programs
Austin animal shelters, like APA! and Williamson County, promote holiday pet adoptions, offering advice, trial programs, and post-adoption support to ensure responsible pet ownership.












