Strategy for Strange Times is an online event that explores graphic recording as a team building tool for strategic planning.
The 35th Anniversary music festival will be held online and feature artists performing to help raise funds for farmers.
The memorial screenings of the films RBG and On the Basis of Sex honor the late Supreme Court Justice with proceeds benefitting the ACLU.
Songs Under the Stars is a socially distanced, live concert series from the ZACH Theatre offering increased safety measures for visitors.
The median age of a first-time homebuyer in the U.S. last year was 33 years old, a full three years older than a decade ago.
There were no new cases among the Travis County Sheriff's Office inmate population this week, but one new positive case in an employee.
Austin Mayor Steve Adler and State Sen. Sarah Eckhardt are spearheading drive to get all residents counted in the critical count.
BNI 360 Austin hosts the online event to help small business owners increase their word-of- mouth referrals.
In approving the FY 2021 budget, officials allotted a sizable amount on health care services for Travis County residents with low income.
Baking for Good will host its third auction to raise funds for Foundation Communities and help those impacted by the pandemic.
The virtual happy hour competition will be presented live on YouTube and offers the opportunity to spotlight local entrepreneurs.
The community is invited to any of the free workshops and online events designed for coding, data, design, digital marketing and more.
Located at 1416 Montopolis Dr. in the 78741 zip code, the screening site will be located in one of the areas hardest hit by coronavirus.
The 23rd annual event will offer patrons opportunities to explore Austin museums in-person, or as part of Virtual Museum Day.
The Austin Non-Profit Relief Grant will be reopened on Sept. 21 with $6.35 million to award $20,000 grants to local organizations.
As fires rage in California, Washington and Oregon, Austin residents are able to offer vital assistance through various aid organizations.
The newly launched portal identifies nursing homes, assisted living facilities and intermediate care facilities by name in tallying cases.
Barton Creek Spillway, disc golf courses, neighborhood tennis courts and more reopened this weekend after it was deemed safe to do so.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the school, luminaries reflecting the vision of LBJ will be spotlighted in forums — including Melinda Gates.
Previously known as the Rodman Report, the survey aims to better understand corporate philanthropic giving in the region.
Area residents experiencing hardship amid COVID-19 may apply through the randomized selection process to receive $2,000 per household.
To help ease the challenge of navigating around respiratory illness, Hearing the Homeless teams up with HALO Life to secure masks.
There have been 27,424 cases, 1,797 hospitalizations, and 402 deaths from the respiratory illness; testimonials describe the fight.
Kadampa Meditation Center offers a live virtual meditation series each Sunday morning to learn how to develop a meditation practice.
The police corps will honor those who perished as they have done so solemnly for more than ten years; governor asks for moment of silence.
To achieve its rankings, WalletHub researchers compared the 50 states and District of Columbia across three key metrics.
The virtual event will feature access to view "The Painted Bird", followed by a Q&A with the director and cast of the award-winning film.
We Are Blood officials said an 'urgent' need for blood has emerged after mobile blood drives have been canceled amid coronavirus contagion.
The Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission is a chance for residents to apply for a role in reshaping Austin's future.
As of Friday, health officials said they were investigating 57 clusters emerging from long-term care facilities across Travis County.
From archery to kickball and from pickleball to swimming, a full array of activities is planned this weekend at area YMCA locations.
Eligible households will receive $2K derived from Relief in a State of Emergency (RISE) 2.0 coffers approved by city council.
The community may showcase their talents with video submissions to Aldrich Street's Got Talent, a virtual alternative to the annual event.
Brown marmorated stink bugs, which threaten fruit crops in Texas and 45 other states, will soon crawl into your home for the winter.
Labor Day weekend is not the time to crowd bars, barbecue and gather with family this year, the county's interim health authority said.
In an age of pandemic, discarded items of personal protective equipment — gloves, masks, hand wipes — now dot the Texas landscape.
Area artists are invited to submit proposals to become commissioned artists trained in Social Practice as an artistic response to COVID-19.
The U.S. Hispanic Contractors Association of Austin is spearheading the initiative aimed at those in the construction industry.
Smells Like Quarantine Spirit is a 90's night hosted online by Elysium's dj minimus featuring Underground, Pop, Rave, Goth and more.
369 students and 187 faculty have contracted the virus since March 1 as reported on a statistical dashboard mainatined by the school.