Dr. Oz Pitches Austin Employers on CHOICE Health Plans as Texas Uninsured Rate Tops...
Dr. Mehmet Oz stood before Austin business leaders this week to make the case for a health insurance alternative that lets employers hand employees tax-free cash to shop for their own coverage instead of signing everyone up for one group plan. The federal official pitched the arrangement, known as CHOICE, as a fix for
Flood Threat Stretches From Texas Cities To Chicago
A weeklong flood threat affects millions from Texas to Chicago, driven by Hurricane Rachel and Polo's remnants. Heavy rain has already hit parts of Central Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska, straining emergency services. Residents should stay alert for potential flash floods.
Severe storms spur scattered outages across Austin, Cedar Creek, Leander
Some Central Texas businesses had to close because of outages.
Manor Police identify man killed by patrol vehicle on U.S. 290
The Manor Police Department identified the man who died after he was hit by a Manor Police officer's patrol vehicle last week.
Lakeway Wine Bar Reboots With Live Music, Salsa Nights and 150-Person Patio
SAF Wine Bar & Nosh reopened in Lakeway in May after a remodel meant to turn the spot into more of a neighborhood hangout than a place to grab a quick glass of wine. The bar now hosts live music five nights a week, seasonal events on its outdoor patio, and boutique wines sourced from as far away as South Africa and Por
Fires happened at neighboring south Austin car dealerships a month apart
The Austin Fire Department is still working to determine the causes of two separate fires that happened at neighboring car dealerships on South Congress between Stassney Lane and William Cannon Drive.
Displaced tenants feel left in dark since fire at downtown Austin high-rise
Property management offers two options for tenants amid their displacement.
Bats Get a Bad Rap – Best Spots for Bat Watching in Texas
They're actually cute and offer many benefits to the environment.
13 Myths That Non-Texans, and Austinites, Believe About Texas
(Dallas, Texas) - Sometimes, we have to write a fun and very tongue-in-check article. For this one, I put together some myths that most non-Texans, and even some native or longtime Texans, believe. I have lived in Texas my entire life so I know when I can laugh at myself.
Map Shows Texas Cities Facing Up to 8 Inches of Rain as Flood Watches...
Millions of Texans are under a Flood Watch, with the National Weather Service warning up to 8 inches of rain could fall in parts of the state through Friday.
