Help Wanted: Austin needs plumbers, electricians, skilled workers for billions of dollars in construction work

As Austin contemplates water-hungry industries, task force pushes new guardrails

Austin water planners are pushing for new regulations for data centers and other large users in a push to protect future water supplies

After 53 years in Travis County, Margaret Gómez retires with a call to learn from one another

Longest-serving Travis County Commissioner Margaret Gómez announces early retirement after 53 years of service. Successor George Morales will take over the Precinct 4 seat on June 11.

'We are at The Hunger Games': Austin ISD community discusses millions in cuts

Austin ISD faces a massive $181 million deficit, proposing deep cuts to staff, transportation, and programs that have teachers and parents bracing for a significant impact on student learning.

Investigators examine whether batteries sparked fire that shut down Austin's Bikeshare

Austin's CapMetro Bikeshare system is shut down following a major fire at a battery facility. Investigators are now probing whether lithium-ion batteries caused the blaze that sidelined 500 electric bikes.

East Austin demolition proposal for former Nate Paul property from 1930s sparks preservation battle

A historic East Austin building once owned by Nate Paul could be demolished, but preservation advocates are pushing to preserve it.