Could a European-inspired public housing model stabilize Austin's volatile housing market?

Burnet and Webb could close. Their communities stand to lose more than schools.

After the two schools received their fifth failing rating this summer, one message is clear: Burnet and Webb middle schools will not be the same next year.

Frustration over school takeovers, vouchers could sway Texas voters in close governor’s race

As Democrat Gina Hinojosa focuses on “saving” public schools, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has emphasized property tax cuts in the final weeks of the campaign.

Austin ISD turns to teacher residents as it races to certify educators

More than 60% of residents stay in the district, helping Austin ISD build its teacher workforce

With Muny in play, the city golf course is in the spotlight once again

As the city tries to secure the future of the historic golf course, Muny’s history as a civil rights landmark is back in the limelight.

Saving Muny could come at a cost as Austin weighs changes to UT land deal

Muny supporters and the city have fought for decades to preserve the 141-acre golf course, the first in the South to be desegregated.