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Michael Minasi/KUTThe rain was another unusual twist in what has shaped up to be a weird year in local weather. -
Patricia Lim/KUTApplicants, who need to prove they make less than the median family income, have struggled to obtain mortgages.
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Thousands of Austinites don't always sit down to a Thanksgiving meal with their friends and family. A handful of nonprofits are trying to change that. -
To answer that question, we need to go back to World War II and the era of federal rent control.
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Austin is becoming home to a cheaper and more sustainable way to thrift secondhand items.
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The 10-story highrise in Oak Hill was intended to be an office tower, but then the economy tanked and it was sold to the college.
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The Austin Transit Partnership is considering what to cut or delay as Project Connect costs soar amid high inflation.
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Austin ISD needs a new interim superintendent. This will be AISD's third leader in less than a year.Anthony Mays is leaving at the end of the semester. His replacement, and the eventual permanent superintendent, will be taking over while school districts continue to confront a teacher shortage and the effects of the pandemic.
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Construction is scheduled to start early next year on an I-35 expansion project stretching from Ben White Boulevard almost to the Hays County line.
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An independent research group found the department is promptly getting sexual assault kits tested and properly classifying cases, but that it could improve its response time to sexual assault reports.
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High production costs, a glut of new customers and (ironically) energy efficiency are to blame for a hike in Austin Energy bills.
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Five of the nine seats on the Austin ISD board of trustees were on the ballot this election. All the winners have worked in public education, and nearly all are former Austin ISD employees.
