New Home Needed: Meet the Latest Adorable Puppies Up for Adoption in Austin, TX
Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of austin..
TxDOT breaks ground on SH 71 overpass to streamline traffic
The Texas Department of Transportation is hitting the gas on plans to streamline traffic along State Highway 71.
Austin rent prices fall, tenants see little relief
Rent prices in Austin have dipped slightly, but rising fees and income-linked rent limits mean many residents are still struggling to afford housing.
The Best Texas City for Bar Hopping
Planning a Texas bar crawl? This is officially the place to be.
Austin’s controversial Prop Q has sparked strong opinions
AUSTIN, Texas - It is the final week of early voting in Texas for the November 4 general and special elections. The controversial Proposition Q has sparked strong opinions this cycle. So far, more than 45,000 voters have submitted their ballots early in Austin. Many people believe the big turnout is being fueled by...
Some Austin grant funding on hold after lasting government shutdown
The city of Austin secured over $70 million in grant funding toward aviation, environmental and emergency response, but the lasting federal government shutdown leaves more funding up in the air, according to a city memo.
Famous Nashville hot chicken chain roosts in 2nd Austin location
North Austin, prepare your tastebuds: Hattie B’s Hot Chicken is spreading the Nashville spice. Nearly two years after making its Austin debut on South Lamar, the fast-casual favorite is heading north. The new spot opens November 5 at 3100 Esperanza Crossing, Suite 130, at Domain Northside. “We love the...
The Story Behind Barton Creek Square in Austin, Texas – A Hilltop Mall’s Rise
Barton Creek Square: The 1981 Opening of Austin's Mall. Barton Creek Square opened to the public on August 19, 1981, marking a major retail development on Austin's southwestern hilltop. The project by Melvin Simon & Associates introduced a one-million-square-foot regional mall with six major anchor department stores....
Man wanted for murder found hiding in Austin homeless camp; Victim’s sister speaks out
AUSTIN, Texas - The state is removing homeless camps and relocating homeless people in Austin. It’s a directive that was sent out by Governor Greg Abbott. This comes after a man who was wanted for murder was found earlier this month camping in the city. Victim's sister speaks out.
The Last Moontowers Are In Texas
Imagine a time when the night sky was lit by towering lights—Austin's moontowers have been quietly watching over the city since the 1800s.
