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Ron Martino, NXP executive vice president and chief sales officer, said the facility showcases NXP’s commitment to growth and innovation in Austin.

The Travis County Parks Foundation is aiming to increase awareness of its park system ahead of several acquisitions

Austinites have a say in what I-35’s caps and stitches will look like after the Texas Department of Transportation completes its $4.5 billion plan to widen 8 miles of the interstate throughout Central Austin.

A new splash pad, skate park and festival space originally slated to open at San Gabriel Park in May will be delayed until later this summer, Georgetown Parks and Recreation Director Kimberly Garrett told Community Impact.

The restaurant is helmed by Chef Kennedy Grace, who appeared on season 13 of food competition show “Master Chef” and Method Three Hospitality.

With a hot, dry summer approaching in Central Texas, local leaders are urging residents to prevent wildfires and prepare their homes if one does occur.

Spanish food truck Austhentico will relocate from its post on Menchaca Road to downtown Belgian bar Mort Subite in June.

During his debut address, Brown highlighted the county's progress in tackling critical issues, including overdose prevention, gun violence reduction and providing mental health care for individuals cycling through the jail system. He also outlined his commitment to advancing a passenger rail project connecting Austin and San Antonio.

The curated convenience store and cafe combo opened four highly-anticipated Austin locations throughout 2023

Travis County's greenhouse gas emissions increased by 11% from 2022 to 2023, marking a step back from the county's goal to reach net-zero emissions internally by 2030, according to a new sustainability report.

Taniguchi Park, located near the corner of Sorin and Margarita streets, spans 1 acre and features an open green space for picnics and lawn games, a garden, a terrace, and restrooms.

The new standards could give Travis and nine other Texas counties a “nonattainment” designation for fine particulate matter pollution, commonly known as soot pollution, if they don’t improve by 2032.

County officials hope the move will lower expenses for both child care facilities and families.

Trains could be up and running throughout Central Austin by 2033, Austin Transit Partnership leaders said.

By the end of 2024, Texas drivers could look over to see a semitruck traveling down the highway with no one in the driver’s seat.

Wooten Drive is now one of about 20 Austin streets to join the Living Streets program, which uses a few barrels and cones to transform residential streets into areas that are better suited for playing, exercising, walking the dog or just hanging out.

The first major chunk of funding for Austin’s plan to add caps and stitches over a revamped I-35 came through March 11, U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett, D-Austin, announced.

From orthodontics to italian food, here are six businesses in Dripping Springs to know.

Cafe Corazon’s drink menu features over a dozen “special lattes,” with flavors such as pistachio lavender, honey cinnamon, Nutella and PB&J

The parcel is currently home to karaoke bar Ego’s, an Austin-Travis County mental health facility and the South Congress Square apartment complex.