Body found in Lake Pflugerville
PFLUGERVILLE, Texas — Police are investigating after a man's body was found in Lake Pflugerville on Friday morning. Pflugerville police officers responded to the lake at about 8:54 a.m. after a family on the south side of the lake reported seeing what appeared to be a body partially submerged in the water, according to
Austin Rotisserie opens new location and debuts big menu expansion
French comfort foods are ready for pickup in North Austin. Austin Rotisserie opened its second location, Austin Rotisserie Takeaway, for to-go meals June 16 at ATX Kitchens (510 E Anderson Ln.). In addition to serving a different neighborhood than the existing location at Fareground, the new location aims to serve...
Texas shelters warn bans and vet-only meds could force euthanasia in screwworm fight
AUSTIN, Texas — Animal shelters in Texas are beginning to worry about the growing New World screwworm infestation. Of the 12 confirmed screwworm cases across the country, 11 are in Texas. Austin Pets Alive!, a local nonprofit animal shelter, has been redesigning its system after Gov. Greg Abbott declared a state of dis
Isa Torres’ father says the quiet part out loud on why she left Florida...
Former Florida State star Isa Torres left Florida State to transfer back home to the Texas Longhorns. Her father gave insight on why she decided to do that.
Sunrise tapped to operate city-owned South Austin Housing Navigation Center
Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center is in line to become the operator of the South Austin Housing Navigation Center (SAHNC), a city-owned facility that officials say will help connect people experiencing homelessness with housing, case management and other support services.
Northwest Austin Home Sales Rise As Prices Ease
Northwest Austin’s housing market pulled a bit of a plot twist in May. More homes changed hands, yet prices cooled, a combo that is quietly handing buyers a little more room to maneuver. Closed sales ticked up across most of the area even as the typical sale price slipped...
Cedar Park advances trail project; Austin considers e-moto crackdown
Randy Lueders, director of engineering and capital projects for the city of Cedar Park, discusses a planned shared-use path along Buttercup Creek Boulevard with City Council members at the June 11 meeting. (Daniel Schwalm/Community Impact) Check out two recent transportation updates affecting Cedar Park residents from
New music-focused Austin development combines hotel, condos, and venue
Austinites who want the absolute minimum number of steps from their front door to a music venue have an upcoming community to consider. UMusic Hotel & Private Residences Austin, an effort owned by White Rocks and developed in partnership with Universal Music Group, will bring 150 hotel rooms, 600 private residences, an
Texas Longhorns projected to land country’s No. 2 overall prospect
Following a slow start to its 2027 recruiting class, Texas has caught a wave of momentum over the past six weeks. The Longhorns only hold 15 commitments, but are likely looking at a smaller class after signing 25 high school prospects and 23 transfers last year. That has led them to focus their efforts on finding quali
7 Juneteenth celebrations happening in Austin this weekend
Juneteenth celebrations are happening across the city this weekend. The events will mark the 161st anniversary of the day Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay to announce that more than 250,000 enslaved people in Texas were free. The announcement on June 19, 1865, came more than two years after the signing of the Eman

















