Capitol Metro News Today

Like the gentleman he’s known to be, Donald DeVeau quietly and peacefully departed from his hardworking body to enter the joys of heavenly living. Awaiting him were his mother and

CapMetro services will continue in the City of Manor and the City of Lago Vista, after communities voted in favor of Proposition A, which were ballot measures to continue their partnerships with the agency.

Dozens of Austinites filed into the CapMetro meeting to urge the board to enact free fares for the homeless community.

Dozens of Austinites filed into the CapMetro meeting to urge the board to enact free fares for the homeless community.

Thousands of utility customers lost power Thursday and the Texas Department of Transportation reported icy or snowy conditions throughout the state.

Thousands of utility customers lost power Thursday and the Texas Department of Transportation reported icy or snowy conditions throughout the state.

Thousands of utility customers lost power Thursday and the Texas Department of Transportation reported icy or snowy conditions throughout the state.

Travis County Judge Andy Brown’s priorities heading into the new year include improving infrastructure, mobility in particular.

Four schools have been chosen to participate in CapMetro's "Art on the Bus", contest in which the winning school's art gets displays on transit vehicles.

Two Austin City Council members call for pause on temporary camps By FOX 7 Austin Digital Team Published  AUSTIN, Texas - Two Austin City Council members are calling for a "pause on the idea of temporary encampments" following a briefing Tuesday morning on two proposed city-sanctioned homeless campsites. Mayor Pro Tem Natasha Harper-Madison (District 1) and Council member Paige Ellis (District 8) are calling for the pause because they are "not convinced that these sites would be a cost-effecti...