Spokesman eatery and café opening in The Yard development this May

Rollingwood City Council opposes state bill concerning mobility project on Mopac South

Rollingwood City Council on April 18 passed a resolution opposing a bill officials said limits coordination between their municipal government… >

New census data: Austin area continues to swell with more residents, mirroring other Texas cities

U.S. census numbers released April 18 show the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area added over 50,000 residents between July 1,… >

State of the City: Austin Mayor Steve Adler delivers Dickensian crusade in defense of local control

Warning signals about the state’s plans to significantly tighten the cap on how much cities can collect in property taxes… >

Dripping Springs ISD sex education discussion continues after SHAC postpones making curriculum recommendation

Dripping Springs ISD’s School Health Advisory Committee met April 16 to discuss details of the scope and sequence of a… >

Austin metro has sixth-highest concentration of STEM jobs in U.S., report says

Sitting behind metros such as San Francisco, Seattle and San Jose, and ahead of Denver and Boston, the Austin-Round Rock… >

State bills threaten to undo McKalla Place deal for Austin FC

Bills filed in both chambers of the Texas Legislature could upend the deal behind McKalla Place, the new $225 million… >

New affordable multifamily development planned for South Austin

Travis County commissioners approved a tax exemption for SoCo 44, a forthcoming $62 million multifamily project in South Austin, following… >

Austin Mayor Steve Adler’s State of the City Address scheduled for April 17

Fresh off a trip to South Bend, Indiana, to introduce and endorse Pete Buttigieg’s 2020 presidential campaign, Austin Mayor Steve… >

Dripping Springs ISD trustees review sex education curriculum, teacher salaries and new hires at April workshop

At the April 15 agenda review for the Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees, board members discussed agenda items scheduled… >

Public weighs in, Austin City Council calls for civility as land code rewrite discussions progress

Nearly a month after City Manager Spencer Cronk laid out his plan for the new land code rewrite process, asking… >

Report shows charitable giving increased in 2018 among Central Texas businesses

Nearly 75% of Central Texas businesses supported local nonprofits in 2018. Another statistic of note, from 2017-18, 43% of Central… >

Dripping Springs Council denies wine business ability to operate near school property

Dripping Springs City Council unanimously voted April 9 to deny a variance that would have allowed Truly Texas Grown Wines… >