If, in the days leading up to 2020, you had asked Krista Laine where she saw herself halfway through the decade, she likely ...

While cleaning out the District 6 satellite office that was opened to give residents in Williamson County and far Northwest ...

District 5 Council Member Ryan Alter is proud of City Council’s many accomplishments in 2024, starting with what is obviously ...

Chito Vela is about to complete his first term as District 4’s City Council member. Vela was re-elected in November for a ...

While Austin has moved out of the “supernova” growth phase among real estate markets across the nation, real estate and ...

Lee esta historia en español As Austin was coordinating Covid-19 test centers and trying to secure personal protective ...

Next year, the city will begin receiving revenue from a new fee on hotel room stays that will provide an estimated $7 million ...

The Bond Election Advisory Task Force will have to decide by very early 2025 if the city should move forward with a possible ...

When Austin ISD students Jonnell and Layth started middle school a few years ago, their attendance was on the spottier side.

As Council Member José Velásquez tackled a wide array of issues in 2024, he has remained focused on the three tenets that guide his work and decision-making: “affordability, accessibility and action.” ...

The Arts Commission wants the city to push the Austin Convention Center to pay for and assist in the removal and preservation ...

After nearly two years of study, revision, public outreach and intense debate, the city of Austin finally has a new plan for ...