Austin

KUT analyzed TxDOT maps tract-by-tract to generate an interactive map that lets you view the impact of the proposed highway project on adjacent private property.

A number of organizations in and around Austin are paying tribute to the victims and first responders who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

The City of Austin is trying to build one affordable home on a piece of land it owns in West Austin. Neighbors have sued, halting construction. The neighbors say the lawsuit has nothing to do with low-income housing. The city says it has everything to do with it.

The city of Austin may set more ambitious communitywide climate goals.

Cliff Croomes took over this summer as the 15th director of UT Austin's Longhorn Band. He returns to the program at a time of change and controversy.

As Austin prepares to return to in-person testimony, some are wondering: Was the phone line better?

The court ruled the city was correct in modifying the language to include the potential financial impact, but that other changes were not warranted.

A Tuesday briefing with state and local transportation officials gave some of the clearest signs yet of how the Austin city council feels about a multi-billion dollar plan to widen the busiest roadway in Central Texas.

In his address to Austinites on Monday, the mayor touched on housing, policing and transportation issues. KUT reporters fact-checked some of his more notable comments.

Despite concerns from some community groups, the board on Monday approved moving ahead with developing a transit police department to eliminate the agency's reliance on off-duty Austin police officers to provide security.