Austin Current
Why more than 100 jet fuel tankers could disappear from Austin roads
A privately funded fuel pipeline is expected to carry 600,000 gallons of jet fuel 20 miles from Bastrop to Austin each day.
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8mDog’s Head clears major hurdle as divided Austin council approves financing
Austin City Council approved a key financing agreement for Dog’s Head after hours of contentious public debate.
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5mAustin wants more high-tech jobs to fuel growth. It also wants them to use less water.
The Austin City Council is exploring conservation requirements for high-water-use industries as the city pursues growth.
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4mParedes Middle School closure. Here’s what you need to know
Why Austin ISD wants to close Paredes Middle School, what happens next and what it means for students and staff.
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8m'Worst possible light': Nonprofits challenge Austin audit amid budget debate
A new Austin audit found many nonprofit contracts missed targets, but providers say the report lacked context and used flawed metrics.
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6mAs state takeover pressure mounts, Austin ISD will close another middle school
Austin ISD plans to close Paredes Middle School as the district awaits pivotal state accountability ratings, district leaders announced Wednesday.