Austin Water ofrece suministros para ayudar a los clientes a prepararse para...
Los clientes pueden recoger gratuitamente llaves de contadores, tapas de mangueras y panfletos con consejos de preparación para el invierno en dos de los centros de atención al cliente en Austin hasta...
View ArticleResidents of county-owned affordable housing complex say repairs that...
Eighty-seven families were forced to move from the Rosemont at Oak Valley over the summer. Last week, the county said repairs were complete and residents could safely return.
View ArticlePlazas and wide bridges over I-35? The City of Austin wants your input
TxDOT won't pay for so-called "caps and stitches" to cover the interstate, but said it would work with the city to integrate them into I-35 expansion plans.
View ArticleConsumer advocates warn of higher bills as state weighs changes to Texas...
Regulators at the Public Utility Commission of Texas may take steps toward overhauling how electricity is bought and sold in the state on Thursday. Consumer advocates and energy experts fear the...
View ArticleDell Med researchers are studying psychedelics to treat severe depression,...
Researchers plan to focus initially on finding treatments for military veterans, people who suffered an early childhood trauma and adults experiencing prolonged grief disorder or depression.
View ArticleAmarillo prepares for COVID surge over the holidays
The Panhandle region has a higher than average hospitalization rate for COVID-19. The winter holidays pose a concern for increased cases.
View ArticleJournalist Neal Spelce met six US presidents. He reveals their humanity in a...
Spelce says he felt he had an obligation to history to share the stories he highlights in “With The Bark Off”.
View ArticleAdvierten que cambios que estudia Texas para su mercado energético pueden...
Los reguladores de la Comisión de Servicios Públicos de Texas podrían tomar medidas para revisar la forma en que se compra y vende la electricidad en el estado el jueves. Los defensores de los...
View ArticleTexas grid regulators approve initial overhaul of state's energy market
But energy experts warned Texas consumers could still end up with higher bills without improved electric reliability.
View ArticleReguladores de red eléctrica de Texas aprueban revisión inicial del mercado...
Expertos en energía advierten que los consumidores pueden terminar pagando cuentas más altas sin mejoras en la estabilidad del sistema eléctrico.
View Article'Picture Man': Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon's 'Vecino' chronicles 25 years in his East...
"Vecino" is a collection of portraits taken over a quarter of a century in the neighborhood.
View ArticleLBJ's football team, a constant through a turbulent fall semester, falls...
It was the Jaguars' first loss of the season. And even though it wasn’t the result they wanted, the team made history.
View ArticleHow some Austin musicians are finding housing help with HOME
Musicians often don’t have a safety net — no savings or pension, and sometimes no Social Security because they aren't on a payroll. That’s where organizations like HOME have stepped in.
View ArticleAustin health leaders update COVID-19 risk guidance chart as omicron spreads
Austin Public Health is lowering the threshold for entering Stage 4 of its COVID-19 risk guidance. At that level, fully vaccinated people are urged to wear masks in all scenarios. Currently,...
View ArticleWilliamson County votes to distribute CARES funds to Round Rock and Leander...
The county commissioners previously delayed giving the funds to the school districts because of books they felt were inappropriate.
View ArticleSalud Pública de Austin actualiza la tabla de orientación sobre el riesgo del...
Austin Public Health está reduciendo el umbral para entrar en la etapa 4 de su guía de riesgo de COVID-19. En ese nivel, se insta a las personas totalmente vacunadas a usar máscaras en todos los...
View ArticleTravis County offers free at-home COVID-19 test kits
The kits are available at community centers around the county and can be picked up by appointment only.
View ArticleJanuary is “Love Austin Music Month”
Show your love for Austin music by seeing a show, buying local music at a local record store, or supporting one of the many non-profits that serve Austin musicians during Love Austin Music Month,...
View ArticleDemand for free at-home COVID tests exceeds supply in Travis County
Travis County said Tuesday it would give out free kits by appointment only at community centers around the county. It quickly ran out of kits.
View ArticleAs COVID cases surge (again) in Austin, local eviction bans come to an end
The bans were intended to help prevent the spread of COVID by keeping people housed. Housing advocates question whether now is a good time to end them.
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