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The Austin City Council will have the opportunity to review and initiate amendments to the proposed budget before final adoption.

A US landscaper met a grim accidental death on Thursday after being attacked by a giant swarm of bees as he hung suspended from a tree.

Multiple City of Austin departments are taking part in Building Safety Month 2022, a campaign aimed at bringing awareness to building safety.

The survey is available for submissions until June 30 and available in Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, and Arabic.

Residents in South Austin are upset after signs telling speeders to hit the brakes were removed by the city.

The City of Austin will look into why 'slow down' signs that were put up on West Oltorf by neighborhood residents were taken down by Code Enforcement.

On the one-year anniversary, we're taking a look back at what happened and checking in with some of the people who were hit the hardest.

Students reached out to the KVUE Defenders to investigate what they call an unfinished complex with significant safety and security concerns.

Ramon Palacios points out damage in his apartment. (Jamil Donith/Spectrum News 1) The mold crisis: Storm damage causes mold problem in apartments, which current state and local laws don’t regulate By Jamil Donith Texas SHARE What You Need To Know The Austin Code Department does not regulate mold or conduct mold inspections. Texas doesn’t have any laws addressing landlord’s ...

February 24, 2021 8 a.m. Emergency water use restrictions implemented by Austin Water on February 20, 2021, will be lifted on Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 8 a.m. The emergency restrictions, urging customers to limit water use to basic needs, were put in place to help the distribution system quickly deliver excess water to Austin’s reservoirs and improve overall system pressure. After a monitoring period, and with an excess of 120 million gallons in reserves, it has been determined that Au...