SPORTS | Community Impact

An image of the outside of the business.

Northwest Austin

Thai Kun closes in Domain Northside after 9 years of business

By Dacia Garcia

The locally-beloved restaurant has closed its doors in Austin with two remaining locations in Houston and Denver.

More News

Six candidates, including three incumbents, will be on the ballot for the Pflugerville ISD board of trustees election in May. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)

What to know about the May 3 ...

Coffees are being made.

Bastrop to welcome first Scooter's Coffee in ...

An image of an entree on the menu.

Bagels, coffee and a Vietnamese, Chinese restaurant: ...

The City of Dripping Springs held a ribbon cutting ceremony April 17 to mark the opening of downtown restrooms on Mercer Street. Mayor Bill Foulds, city council members, staff and Hays County Commissioner Walt Smith were some of the guests in attendance. (Elisabeth Jimenez/Community Impact)

Published 6:05 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Public restrooms now open in downtown Dripping Springs

Students watch an Acutronic employee as they speak.

Published 5:22 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

BISD students launch careers with Acutronic

Pins Austin opened on April 17. (Courtesy Cassandra Klepac)

Published 5:20 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Pins Mechanical Co. entertainment venue opens in South Austin

Cottonwood Creek Brewery & Smokehouse will have a soft opening in Hutto April 21. (Courtesy Cottonwood Creek Brewery & Smokehouse)

Published 5:02 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Cottonwood Creek Brewery & Smokehouse to hold soft opening

Simmer Down Cafe received renovations in October 2024 and now offers customers updated seating options. (Anna Maness/Community Impact)

Published 4:22 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

6 trending Central Texas stories: Simmer Down Cafe debuts new menu, NB's Wicked Bah Pizza to close, and more

Liberty Hill City Council members raise their hands from the dais.

Published 4:22 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Liberty Hill initiates Phase 1 of City Park improvements

Learn more about issues impacting Round Rock ISD. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)

Published 4:21 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Learn more about issues impacting Round Rock ISD

San Marcos City Council approved on the first of two readings to reduce the speed limit from 30 miles per hour to 25 mph on portions of multiple roads in the Wallace Addition neighborhood at their April 15 meeting. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)

Published 4:20 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

San Marcos moves to lower speed limit in Wallace Addition neighborhood

Heritage Crossing, a connection between Kenney Fort Boulevard and Harrell Parkway, opened in Round Rock April 11. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Published 4:17 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Check out these 4 Round Rock transportation updates

A close up shot of a Cava bowl and drink

Published 4:16 PM | Apr 17, 2025 CDT

Cava fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant makes Leander debut