H-E-B Tests Friendly-Faced Delivery Robots in Austin Pilot Program
H-E-B is testing small, friendly-faced autonomous delivery robots in Austin's Mueller neighborhood, offering quick grocery deliveries within a one-mile radius of its store.
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Lakeway Proposes Landscaping Updates to Combat Wildfires
Lakeway considers updating landscaping rules to reduce wildfire risks for homes and new construction.
SpaceX Starship Explodes During 10th Flight Test at Starbase
SpaceX's Starship exploded during its 10th flight test at Starbase, Texas, marking another setback in the rocket's development.
Juneteenth, Pride, and Martini Day Events in Austin
Celebrate Juneteenth, Pride month, and National Martini Day with events and deals in Austin.
Summer Solstice is Friday: How to Celebrate the Longest Day in Texas
Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year. Here's a list of quintessential Texas activities to celebrate that extra daylight.
Juneteenth parade to close Austin streets Thursday; check road closure map
Austin's Juneteenth parade will take place on Thursday, June 19, along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Chicon Street. See map of road closures.
Planning a beach trip on your day off? See rip current risk on Texas coastline Thursday
With hurricane season well underway, it’s always important to check that beach conditions are safe before you go.
Are banks, post offices open on Juneteenth? Here's what's closed on the federal holiday
Juneteenth is a federal holiday, meaning banks and the postal service will be closed. Here's what's open.
Who is Opal Lee? The 'Grandmother of Juneteenth' and Her Legacy
In 2016, Opal Lee began campaigning for Juneteenth to be recognized as a federal holiday.
Juneteenth parade and festival in Austin among 5 family-friendly events in Central Texas
Juneteenth is observed on June 19 and several celebrations are scheduled to take place this weekend, including the Central Texas parade and festival.
Texas First-Generation College Applications Surge 72% Amid State Efforts
Texas sees a 72% surge in first-generation college applicants as state initiatives expand access and affordability.
Bastrop's post office dedicated to local war hero Billy D. Waugh
Sgt. Maj. Billy Waugh, who died in 2023, "never lost his sense of duty, his patriotism or his enduring love of freedom," said U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul.
Texas Restaurant Industry Struggles Amid Immigration Enforcement Crackdown
As stepped-up immigration enforcement casts a shadow over Texas, the state's restaurant industry is facing a deepening labor crisis with a profound human and economic toll.
Austin ISD reduces central office staff by 20% to save $9.6M
The district eliminated, reduced salaries or otherwise altered more than 170 positions in the Austin district's central office to save $9.6 million.
Bee Cave Library Encourages Summer Reading with Fun Programs and Prizes
The Bee Cave Public Library is offering a range of fun programs, exciting performers and cool prizes designed to encourage everyone to visit the library and read.
Tare sushi chef opening casual concept, Konbini, in East Austin
Konbini will depart from the omakase style of its sister restaurant, Tare, serving a menu of nigiri, sashimi and crudo.
Bastrop school district Superintendent Edwards to retire
After 17 years with the Bastrop school district and seven as superintendent, Barry Edwards is retiring.
DPS Arrests 9 at 'No Kings' Protest in Austin
The Department of Public Safety arrested nine people during the "No Kings" protest on Saturday at the Texas Capitol in Austin.
Should You Turn Off Your AC in Texas Heat? Experts Weigh In
Experts advise against turning off your AC completely in Texas heat, recommending higher thermostat settings instead to save energy and prevent damage.
Austin Restaurants Celebrate International Sushi Day with Special Bites
From establishments showcasing traditional Japanese artistry to those offering contemporary interpretations, the city's sushi scene provides a range of options for International Sushi Day.