Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority will put 46 brand-new electric buses in storage for at least a year, the latest ...

More than 90 percent of the city’s historic tax exemptions in 2023 went to property owners west of Interstate 35, with a ...

On City Council is slated to approve a resolution from Mayor Pro Tem Leslie Pool that directs the city manager to explore ...

After a series of votes, the Planning Commission failed to reach a decision on recommending historic zoning for an East ...

Last week, approximately 60 percent of Travis County voters approved Proposition A – a property tax increase that will expand ...

Businesses and supporters in the Red River Cultural District see the city’s recent commitment of annual funding as a ...

On Thursday, City Council approved updates to Austin’s Water Forward Plan and to the related Conservation and Drought Contingency plans. Water Forward, Austin’s 100-year integrated water resource plan ...

Birds and the trees that serve as their habitats gained renewed attention from City Council on Thursday with the approval of two measures calling for enhanced protections for both. For the birds, a ...

Consultants hired to investigate an ethics complaint against former interim City Manager Jesús Garza have concluded that he ...

The question of whether Mayor Kirk Watson’s reelection campaign violated the city’s campaign finance rules remained unsettled ...

The city’s travel reimbursement process for employees appears to be working well since the policy was updated early this year ...

The Save Our Springs Alliance has filed suit against the West Travis County Public Utility Agency and its board of directors, challenging the utility’s decision to condemn 2.685 acres of the Barton ...