Austin Police said the arrests came during protests outside the J.J. Pickle federal building Saturday night and that pepper balls were used to disperse the crowd. Demonstrations also took place earlier Saturday and on Friday.

Bursey says the pandemic reshaped the organization's mission, leading to the creation of new creative residencies. Listen to his conversation with KUT's "Morning Edition" host Jennifer Stayton.

After a U.S. military operation in Caracas last Saturday, Venezuelans in Austin are hoping for bigger changes before they are be able to go back home.

The gathering in Pflugerville is among the first of four anti-ICE demonstrations planned across the Austin area over the next few days.

The free fridge and pantry at Dittmar Road and South First Street will close by Feb. 1 after persistent dumping, littering and overall uncleanliness, volunteers said.

Here are some events and exhibits to help you stick to your New Year's resolutions — whether they're to get more crafty, get out of the house or get off social media.

After oak wilt claimed a tree in his yard, artist Steve Parker turned its wood into a sonic experience. His solo exhibit, featuring wooden records and wind instruments, is on view at Ivester Contemporary through Saturday.

The Dick Chalmers Music Venue Program was named for a longtime Red River fixture whose career spanned venue operations, production work and mentorship. Chalmers died in November at 41.

Kafka was an organizer with ADAPT — American Disabled for Attendant Programs Today — a group which advocates for policy change to support people with disabilities. He died at his Austin home on Friday.

Parking, animal protection and garbage calls led the city's requests to 311 for service in 2025.