Meta starts construction training program with $115M investment
The program to offer a 5-week, fully funded training for fiber technicians, welders, plumbers, electricians and skilled trade workers in Texas, 3 other states.
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Austin airport traffic tops 1.8 million passengers in April
JetBlue, Delta and United posted gains at Austin-Bergstrom while several carriers saw declines.
East Austin home invasion sexual assault case ends in life sentence
A Travis County judge sentenced Justin Gorbea to life without parole after convictions for aggravated sexual assault and burglary.
Two Texans complete quarantine after Andes hantavirus exposure
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Ken Paxton Defense Lawyer Backs Democrat James Talarico for Senate
Attorney Dan Cogdell says the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate has "lost sight" of his duty to represent the people of Texas.
Austin-Bound Private Jet Crashes in Dominican Republic, Killing 2 Pilots
An Austin-bound private jet crashed at La Romana International Airport in the Dominican Republic, killing two American pilots.
Austin snakes: How to identify venomous and harmless species
Learn which snakes live in Central Texas, how to identify them and what to do if you encounter one outdoors.
Why Texans Could See Smaller Social Security Checks by 2032
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Austin MACC Reopening Showcases Upgraded Facilities
Austin's Mexican American Cultural Center held its grand reopening on Saturday, showcasing its new upgraded facilities alongside cultural performances.
Austin hotels settle with sex trafficking victim
Lawsuits against hotel operators have surged as trafficking victims seek damages under a federal statute.
Which Austin pools and splash pads are open, closed this summer
After online speculation about pool closures, Austin officials say Garrison Pool is open and Ramsey Pool is closed for repainting.
Can landlords charge late fees in Texas? Rent law explained
Texas law limits when landlords can charge late fees and how much they can collect. Here's what renters should know.
Austin's newest bakeries serve specialty croissants, cookies and bread
Austin's bakery boom isn't slowing down. These recently opened spots are drawing crowds with inventive takes on croissants, cookies and pastries.
San Antonio and Austin rank high for foreclosure rates
Property data firm ATTOM released its annual U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, ranking major metros based on their housing foreclosure rates.
Silver Alert issued for missing Austin man Steve Granado
Austin police are searching for Steve Granado, 73, who was last seen Saturday morning near downtown Austin.
Jane Nelson's political legacy in the Texas Capitol
Jane Nelson helped shape education, health care and state budgets during more than three decades in public office.
Round Rock Honors Barbette with LGBTQ+ History Marker in Texas
A new historical marker recognizes Barbette, the internationally known trapeze artist from Round Rock who became a groundbreaking figure in drag history.
Red River Venues Cite Targeting After Code Enforcement Visits
Red River Cultural District venues felt targeted after visits by Austin fire and code officials, while city officials maintain the focus was on safety.
Houston history: How the city rose to global influence
From Buffalo Bayou to Johnson Space Center, Houston’s growth reflects trade, oil, medicine, politics and philanthropy.