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Central Texas summers are no joke. Whether you’re new to Austin or have been here for a while, here are some places to take a plunge.
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Joan Means Khabele was one of the first Black women to jump into the pool in protest of segregation.
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The City Council approved moving forward with replacing the bridge, built in 1926, but the city still needs $37 million to pay for construction.
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The city held a celebration of life for Flo, an iconic tree on Barton Springs, on Wednesday ahead of her removal. Flo has a fatal fungal disease that will cause her to collapse and the city has decided to remove it Thursday to ensure public safety.
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"Flo" was diagnosed with a fatal fungal disease that will cause the tree to eventually collapse, arborists said. The city delayed removal until after public input could be given, but will now move ahead as planned on Thursday.
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Four arborists agreed removing "Flo" was the best option for safety reasons. Some community members have challenged that.
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Austin Parks and Recreation hasn't said why it's decided to postpone Flo's removal just three days after the department first announced its decision.
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The city plans to remove the pecan tree on Thursday. There will be a celebration of Flo's life the night before.
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Further testing will determine the iconic tree's fate. If it has to be removed, the city will host a ceremony for the public. We're rooting for you, Flo!
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Car lanes are getting cut. Bike lanes are being expanded. Bus stops are being moved. Take a tour of the changes.