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Editor's note: As 2025 comes to a close, we're looking back at the stories that defined Austin this year, and the "city life" category is especially data-based. From taking a look at people's incomes to exploring new landmarks, Austinites are keeping tabs on many factors influencing local quality of life. Here's a...

Austin, Texas--The We Are Austin team wrapped up a special musical celebration with its Best of 2025 Playlist, spotlighting standout Haam Music Monday performances powered by FVF Law that helped define the past year!. The hour-long showcase features a carefully curated, zero-skips lineup of local artists who brought...

We're going to end 2025 with some cooler temperatures but it's not going to last. Leslie London has all the details in her full forecast.

Chief Development Officer Mark Jackson with the Central Texas Food Bank and Chelsea Schrimpf with United Heritage Credit Union talk about this year's campaign.

The aftermath of the Independence Day floods is still a pressing issue for Travis County, with dozens of vehicles washed away by the disaster remaining unclaimed. Found in a lot between Cedar Park and Lago Vista, these vehicles stand as a lingering symbol of the event's havoc. According to KXAN, the county is holding...

KXAN dug through the archives to find the hottest, coldest, wettest and snowiest New Year's in history.

Austin is welcoming, opportunity-rich, and still growing fast. But if you want you are moving to Austin in 2026, you’ll want to plan around the things that trip up newcomers the most: commute reality, utilities, Texas DMV timelines, school enrollment, and Central Texas heat + water rules. The 2026...

This would mark the city’s lowest homicide total since 2020, when Austin recorded 48, according to APD data.

AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin business owner said it's been almost a year without any arrests after his food truck was stolen and recovered. Roy Lotz owns the food truck known as, "Lotz of BBQ." Lotz said it was stolen from the GhostLine Kitchens parking lot in southeast Austin on Dec. 26 2024.