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“We once were where they are at now,” said Luke Curry, who got housing a year ago. “Reaching out to help the next person is what it’s all about.”

The Austin Fire Department and ATCEMS responded to hundreds of calls over the last 48 hours due to the cold weather.

The Texas Book Festival returns in full force for 2022 this weekend in and around the Capitol.

Increasing costs and an understanding about taxes are reducing the scope of the long-term transit plan in Austin, Texas.

The Austin Fire Department reported a camp alongside the Cap Metro tracks was lit on fire Wednesday morning.

Uber ride share voucher program coming to Pflugerville

The Pflugerville City Council on Tuesday night voted to solicit a master developer for a public-private partnership for its mixed-use Downtown East project.

With the citys pilot van service nearing its end, Pflugerville officials are considering whether to continue or expand Cap Metros Pickup program.

Leander voters will decide whether to stay with CapMetro or leave the partnership and pay a penalty estimated at more than $40 million.

The proposed Blue Line Project is an 8.2-mile light rail transit (LRT) corridor that would operate from Republic Square in downtown Austin to the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS).