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As of Friday afternoon, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport says all airlines are now back to operating, but that some passengers should expect significant schedule changes.
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For a long time, Austin was built around vehicles. Only a small percentage of households don't own a car — but that still translates to tens of thousands of people across the city. Here's how they do it.
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ATX Kids Club's summer camp uses Capital Metro buses to take campers on field trips around the city. The goal: getting kids to have fun on public transit so they’ll grow up using it.
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The transit agency is also apologizing for sloppy service during the first Austin FC home game of the season.
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The unarmed guards are expected to be on the job within six weeks.
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The Amalgamated Transit Workers union says Paris-based Keolis has a "history of hostile anti-union conduct."
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An Aug. 4 "sun kink" between Highland and MLK stations was caught by an eagle-eyed engineer before anything disastrous happened.
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CapMetro's new shelters are smaller, sleeker and more versatile. But during a heatwave, some transit users miss the larger canopies of the old steel structures.
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The plan includes a nearly 10-mile on-street rail line with 15 stations through downtown Austin. Costs are estimated around $5 billion, which will be partly funded through federal grants.
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In the lead-up to a decisive vote on Austin's light-rail plan, council members are extracting finer details of the $5 billion build out.