Tesla Recalls 27,000 Cybertrucks for Faulty Cameras
The recall impacts most U.S. Cybertrucks, marking the largest for the electric truck.
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Delta Adds 5 Texas Routes
Delta Expands in Texas with New Routes Amid Industry Shifts
Final Phase of Wolf Ranch Begins in Georgetown: 700 Homes Planned
Wolf Ranch's final phase will complete the 1,120-acre subdivision, adding up to 2,465 homes by 2028.
Yellow Rose & Lainey Wilson Collaborate on Jewelry
Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott and Lainey Wilson unveil limited Whirlwind Collection.
Five Firms Flee California for Texas
Texas poaches another five big companies from California, notes Forbes.
Peter Pan Lease Extended
Austin original, Peter Pan Putt Putt, is fighting to stay open amid the city's rapid changes.
No housing help from developers
Low-income tenants will pay up to 30% of their income in rent, while market-rate renters will fork over $1500 to over $3000 a month.
Affordable apartments proposed for South Austin
110 apartments are coming to Cumberland Road, with 50% below market rent. Construction is set to begin in spring 2025.
Pete Winstead, Austin Business Legend, Dead at 84
Pete Winstead's legacy includes decades of civic involvement and economic development.
Low-income housing set for Austin hotel
A new low-income housing development is coming to Northwest Austin. The Balcones Terrace apartment complex opens next month---a former hotel conversion.
CrowdStrike sued over global travel snarl.
Crowdstrike's recent worldwide outage has the Austin-based company facing legal repercussions.
Dell: Layoffs and AI Pivot
Months of mass layoffs hit the tech industry. Dell, the tech giant, is the latest casualty in a sector once seen as immune to economic shifts.
Renovated hotel in Northwest Austin becomes home for 123 families.
Austin's newest homeless shelter is now housed in a former extended-stay hotel.
Popular Karaoke Bar Ego's Closing Down
Ego's karaoke bar, an Austin staple, announced its closure, adding to a growing list of beloved staples closing on iconic South Congress Avenue. This is another loss for Austin, but there is hope Ego's will rise again.
Popular karaoke bar Ego's closing on Austin's SoCo.
Old Austin is dying. Another staple—Karaoke bar Ego's—is closing its doors on SoCo, joining the ranks of fallen businesses. There's hope it will rise from the ashes, but the future is uncertain.
Airline industry flux impacts American and Southwest.
The airline empire is in flux, and not even Texas titans are safe. American and Southwest must adapt or die.
Airline giants reel from instability.
Airline giants, American and Southwest, face an uncertain future as the industry evolves. Adaptability to rapid change separates winners from failures in Texas skies.
Tech Layoffs Continue: Intel Cuts 15,000 Jobs.
Intel is cutting 15,000 jobs as the tech sector continues to downsize, while paradoxically pouring money into AI.
Boar's Head recall now hits 71 items due to listeria concerns. But are Texans at risk?
Listeria Outbreak: 34 Sickened Thus Far—Full Story at Eleven.
East Austin office project attracts tenant with new partner.
Restructuring ownership of the Eastbound office complex in East Austin has attracted fresh capital and accelerated aggressive leasing initiatives.