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The warbler is a beautiful and irreplaceable part of the Hill Country’s biodiversity,...

House Bill 3899 would require an election before a local government corporation borrows a large amount of money.

Bills introduced this session would do everything from reorganize the management structure of Austin Energy to potentially dismantle the utility by forcing it to sell off parts of its infrastructure.

An ammunition manufacturing facility wouldn’t sell directly to Texas consumers, but to law enforcement and ammo retailers.

A former Austin city councilmember, now at the Texas State Legislature, is trying to make it harder for Austin Transit Partnership to borrow money to fund Project Connect, the Austin region’s big, ambitious transit investment plan.

Among the record number of bills filed in the biennial session are bills aiming to restrict or expand municipal bond issuance.

Interim City Manager Jesús Garza shares what his goals are for Austin and tackling some of the citys most challenging issues.

The new maps reveal shorter routes than what were initially shown to voters in 2020. The finalized plans will be shown to the public on March 21.

Legislators and staffers from both sides of the aisle have been cavorting in one of Austin’s most dimly lit establishments.

The 13-member committee will consider matters related to the possession, use, sale and transfer of firearms and ammunition.