Texas school takeover could cost AISD millions
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POLL: How much are you spending to fill up on gas?
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-area drivers are paying more to fill up this fall, with gas prices well above…
Austin gas prices are up. Where do you find the cheapest gas?
According to the AAA fuel prices tracker, the current average price for regular fuel in the Austin-San Marcos…
ICE arrests in the Austin area have risen over 300%
Immigration and Customs Enforcement received renewed scrutiny and media attention across the nation following the shooting of Wilber…
Gatorade Recall: What to Know as 122,000 Cases Pulled Across 37 States
More than 122,000 cases of Gatorade have been recalled, according to a notice by the Food and Drug…
Austin Cookie Fest highlights home bakers – The Daily Texan
Packed with the aroma of chocolate chip, guava pistachio and cinnamon roll cookies, The Cookie Museum hosted the…
Airbnb was born in Texas in 2006 when two hosts inflated three airbeds, 20 years later Airbnb is spending millions to build 200-plus housing units in Austin
Airbnb started with three airbeds and a simple idea to help pay the rent. Nearly 20 years later,…
First Financial Bank to open near Bee Cave | Lake Travis – Westlake
First Financial Bank is opening a branch near Bee Cave in late October, the company’s first full-service branch…
JLL Negotiates Sale of 172,854 SF Office Building in Northwest Austin
11 AUSTIN, TEXAS — JLL has negotiated the sale of Research Park Plaza V, a 172,854-square-foot office building…
Tesla Expands Texas Cybercab Fleet Fourfold Following Austin Commercial Service Launch
Tesla Expands Texas Cybercab Fleet Fourfold Following Austin Commercial Service Launch ©@inkdrop via Canva, @Matt Weissinger from Pexels…
Community weighs in as Austin considers tougher rules for major water users
AUSTIN, Texas — As Austin keeps growing, so does the water demand. Now, Austin Water is looking at…
Ken Paxton ready to blame everyone else if he loses in Texas
The midterm elections are still 29 days away, but Republican Ken Paxton is preemptively blaming others if he…