Kathy Terry launched her new app, inLieu, in downtown Austin on Tuesday.
There is some disagreement on what Austin's new marijuana possession policy means for residents.
Starting Jan. 26, riders can ride the new electric buses, which will rotate among routes.
Some City Council members said taxpayer dollars should not be used to fight taxpayer interests.
2020 is slated to be a year of major development for H-E-B in the South Austin area, with projects totaling $200 million.
The health care district is considering increasing its minimum wage to $15 per hour.
An Oak Hill optometry office has welcomed a new eye doctor.
Sunset Valley will withhold between $200,000-$250,000 in payments for its new water quality pond.
Dripping Springs City Council has named Laura Mueller city attorney.
Construction will move forward at several Dripping Springs ISD school sites, both new and existing, this year.
This is the burger chain's 19th location in Austin.
The Travis Central Appraisal District board of trustees voted to bring back in-person meetings for informal protests this year.
Officials in Austin and Travis County have formed a complete count committee to support the 2020 census effort.
