Austin

After February’s storm, some people are buying items they didn’t think they’d need before, like proper winter clothes or even backup generators, if they can afford them.

Ireland Griffin, 17, hopes to encourage other youth to get involved in creative writing and poetry and have a "safe space to explore creative outlets."

In an attempt to correct course on a yearslong attempt to rewrite Austin's building rules, the city will argue it did not sidestep state law when drafting new zoning laws.

Jones says it's a struggle to be a Black female musician in Austin. And, she says, you have to do it all yourself: “It’s just all these hats you have to wear, and it just breaks your neck, you know? The weight of all these hats.”

A Texas State University student faces a federal charge of arson in connection with the fire at Congregation Beth Israel last month. If convicted, he could go to prison for 20 years.

The transit agency hopes raising drivers' starting pay by 26% will help resolve a worker shortage that's hobbled frequency on many routes.

The names of the dead were read aloud, each coupled with the ring of a bell to mark their passing, at a vigil along Auditorium Shores on Sunday.

DeBeauvoir has been in charge of elections in Travis County for nearly four decades. In an announcement Friday, she said she's ready to pass the baton.

The Austin ordinance prevents billboard companies from changing their existing analog signs into digital ones. The case may be about billboards, but it’s also about a more fundamental question of free speech.

Former students and community members gathered at the historic school Saturday to see how the old building looks today and imagine what it could look like in the future.