Dripping Springs ISD schools continue to be closed Feb. 22. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Samsung is asking for 100% property tax reimbursement over 25 years, which would mark the most aggressive corporate tax break in Austin history.
If approved, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be a valuable weapon against the ongoing pandemic, according to local health officials.
Austin ISD trustees have approved the academic calendar for the upcoming 2021-22 school year.
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The Texas Legislature held hearings Feb. 25 with energy companies including Oncor Electric Delivery and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas in response to last week’s historic winter storm, which left millions of Texans without electricity for days.
Austin ISD students are scheduled to return to classrooms March 1 for the first time since Winter Storm Uri.
With 200 to 400 apartment and condo complexes in Austin still without water, City Council is aiming to direct aid and relieve some of the financial burden felt by residents following the devastating winter storms.
The 62-plus active-living community will have 151 total apartment units for rent.
Read the latest business and community news from the Central Texas area.
As many as 31 stores across nine states will be shuttered as Fry's Electronics shuts down due to market changes and the pandemic.
ERCOT's CEO offered details into what led to the massive blackouts that left millions of Texans in the cold last week.
Weekly testing and hospitalization averages will not be updated by Austin Public Health until Feb. 27.
