The Texas Water Development Board's 2022 State Water Plan estimates anticipate Texas' statewide population will grow more than 70% in a 50-year timespan, jumping from 29.7 million residents in 2020 to 51.5 million in 2070.
Gov. Greg Abbott, R-Texas, says he will continue busing migrants to "sanctuary cities" around the nation, and he appears to have the support of Texas voters and border agents.
Owner Tavel Bristol-Joseph said there are now no more openings until November since the Times included Canje in its list of the 50 restaurants it's most excited about right now in America. That distinction — on top of Bon Appétit naming Canje as one of the best new restaurants of 2022 — drummed up even much interest in the eatery located on East Sixth Street near Chicon Street.
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides legal information and representation to Texans so they can maintain or obtain housing, according to a press release about the grant. TDHCA awarded the additional grant to support a second year of the program's legal services through August 31, 2024
With inflation levels impacting virtually all industry sectors in the last several months, businesses that specialize in quinceañeras are feeling those impacts as they also combat a surge in both backlogged and new celebrations.
Over the summer, AISD discussed adding $50 million for affordable housing to their bond package proposals.
Will a 2016 hurricane in the Gulf be repeated with the same name?
This year's South by Southwest, the first in-person festival since 2019, had a $280.7 million impact on the Austin economy, according to event organizers.
Wade Griffin‘s mother says there were red flags early on in the relationship between her son and Taylor Parker, the woman on trial for capital murder and kidnapping in the death of 21-year-old Reagan Simmons Hancock and her unborn baby.
The Texas Department of Transportation held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of three new flyovers and the reconstruction of the existing flyover at Interstate 35 and U.S. Highway 183.
The Hays Consolidated Independent School District is working with law enforcement to investigate a "gun threat" made against Johnson High School.
Austin police officers and Cops For Charities purchased and donated a new electric wheelchair for a pedestrian injured after being struck by a vehicle.
In their first three games on the 2022 season, the Texas Longhorns have faced some tough moments. In those tense times, what a team is really made of shines through. "I go back to this game Saturday," said Longhorns Head Coach Steve Sarkisian. "To be down 17-7, nobody blinked. Nobody said 'Here we go again.' [...]
New pavement and curbs are headed to a portion of Springdale Road in east Austin, according to Austin Public Works, and there could be lane closures for drivers.
The first-of-its-kind mobile cannabis dispensary in Texas will hit the road in October for a tour aimed to educate people on the state’s medical cannabis program.
In a year where extreme heat and drought plagued many in Texas, water became a hot topic. For many, access to clean water isn't an easy proposition. Technology may have found an answer for these communities.
Two men were arrested early Tuesday morning, suspected of stealing catalytic converters.
KXAN saw the cattle the sheriff's office removed. After eight days in BCSO's custody with plenty of food and water, some of the cattle's bones were still visible through their skin, and they still appeared to be significantly underweight.
A new report card is out for the City of Austin, and we don't get very good grades when it comes to affordable housing.
According to APD, the boy was inside his home in the 1300 block of East Third St. when multiple shots were fired from outside at 11:30 p.m.
Intracorp Texas is garnering support for a density bonus that could help it build a 65-story tower in downtown Austin.
The eastbound lanes of Highway 71 are back open after Austin Police closed them due to a crash involving four cars Wednesday morning.
Sparky is a 13-year-old Shih Tsu. More than eight of those years were spent as a therapy dog for the hospital.
It'll be the first time in the tower's 85-year history that it's upgraded.
It happened shortly after 8 p.m. in the 6400 block of FM 969, which is just east of the 183 toll.
