Each new Texas legislative session may introduce a new set of battles, but there are always some wins that keep us showing up to fight at the capitol every three years. This year, employers and ...

City Council voted Thursday to initiate a review and potential overhaul of the city’s density bonus programs, signaling a ...

At the Climate, Water, Environment and Parks Committee meeting Monday, Austin officials reported $2.5 million in savings from ...

CommUnityCare, a chain of clinics that serve low-income Austinites, has a new CEO after a monthslong leadership conflict with ...

Jackie Goodman, 79, who served on the Austin City Council for 12 years starting in 1993, passed away on Tuesday. She had been ...

A vote on a long-debated plan to allow taller buildings and expanded development in the University Neighborhood Overlay ...

Austin Resource Recovery shared the department’s latest initiatives with the Environmental Commission, detailing expanded ...

Austin has paid out nearly $30 million to settle lawsuits over police conduct during protests following George Floyd’s murder ...

Downtown Austin is in a transitional period, with the latest “State of Downtown Austin” report highlighting diverging paths ...

The city’s parks department has backed away from a plan to close Barton Springs Pool an hour earlier this summer. The change ...

Between recording sessions in KUTX’s music studio a while back, sound engineer Jake Perlman brought up something decidedly un ...

After a prolonged discussion during Tuesday’s City Council work session, a proposed extension of the city’s Automated License Plate Reader program is no longer under consideration. “Given concerns ...