Austin Water Contractor Dies in Crane Collapse
An Austin Water contractor died after a crane collapsed at a construction site in North Austin on Thursday, officials confirmed.
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An Austin Water contractor died after a crane collapsed at a construction site in North Austin on Thursday, officials confirmed.
Texas' redistricting battle has drawn national attention, with Democrats fleeing the state to stall GOP efforts and sparking political clashes between governors.
Hakeem Jeffries' Austin visit signals Texas’ critical role in the 2026 fight for control of the U.S. House amid GOP redistricting and shifting Democratic power.
A man was killed in a shooting between two groups in the parking lot of Bledsoe Park in Leander on July 29, police said. The suspect fled the scene.
Samsung Electronics' profit dropped 55% in Q2 as chip delays and trade tensions impact business, despite a $16.5 billion deal with Tesla tied to its Texas plant.
Austin City Council unanimously OK'd a maximum property tax rate that would increase the average tax bill by 21% though the adopted rate may be lower.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick criticized Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly for his absence during deadly July 4 floods, saying he failed in his responsibility to lead the emergency response.
The top Democrat in U.S. House Hakeem Jeffries of New York visited Texas but declined to divulge strategy to save endangered members of Congress.
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Steve Wertheimer, owner of the Continental Club and C-Boy's Heart and Soul, will be awarded the first Sims Ellison Impact Award at the SIMS Foundation's "Music for the Mind" event on Sept. 10.
Travis County will operate a resource center on Friday and Saturday in Leander where flood victims can receive free food, supplies, legal aid and more.
The Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District launches "Lost Pines Runs on Water," a campaign highlighting groundwater's vital role in Bastrop County's economy and lifestyle.
Hays County reports its first human case of West Nile virus this year, marking the second such case in Central Texas. Health officials emphasize prevention amid increased mosquito activity.
NOAA's seasonal outlook for August through October shows continued heat across Texas, with above-average temperatures expected nationwide.
Texas' annual sales tax holiday is coming up, and it applies to in-store and online purchases. See what qualifies for tax-free weekend.
Mix up your restaurant routine with new spots that have opened and plan your autumn culture outings. Plus: Cheap dates!
ICON is constructing three affordable 3D-printed homes in Austin's Mueller neighborhood as part of a program ensuring 25% of housing remains income-qualified.
Marketplace insurance premiums expected to go up by 75% in 2026 as some people will no longer qualify for Medicaid or insurance subsidies
We're diving back into our Dating on a Dime series this August, bringing your guide to navigating Austin's dating scene without emptying your wallet.
Flood relief is one of many items the Texas Legislature is taking up in the 30-day special session called by Gov. Greg Abbott.