Construction can resume at controversial industrial park, judge orders
The Jan. 15 order allows for construction to resume but it also stated that Velocis' construction activity did violate a city ...
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Texas has a big water problem. This state lawmaker hopes he has the solution.
Texas’ population is booming and there is not enough water for everyone. State Sen. Charles Perry hopes to fix that.
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Austin officials share updates on Sixth Street safety changes amid district renewal
An expanded sidewalk area with rubber curbs, plastic poles and fencing separating pedestrians and the street, and removing ...
Hi, How Are You? Day Celebrations Around Austin
More than a dozen local Austin coffee shops are gathering in a thoughtful annual day of action inspired by the late Austin ...
Austin receives $6.7 million to raise housing supply, lower housing costs
Austin was recently awarded more than $6.7 million in grants expected to go toward building more homes and lowering the costs ...
24-inch water line break impacting service in Manor neighborhood
Crossroads Utility Services, which services Cottonwood Creek MUD No. 1 in Manor, said a 24-inch transmission line valve break ...
Austin firm buys high-profile San Antonio office tower
Austin real estate investment firm SynerMark Properties Inc. has bought a prominent San Antonio office building fronting I-10 ...