For La Raza artwork that memorializes Chicano heritage of the Holly Shores neighborhood had fallen into disrepair, tagging until now.
Researchers expound on what was arguably the most talked-about finding of their March study: The dearth of children amid gentrification.
Concert scheduled Sunday afternoon titled 'Music, Love & Crawfish' has simple aim of sending victim's widow, daughter on vacation.
A longtime community fixture at 12th and Chicon streets, Mama Sana Vibrant Woman mural shines anew with important message.
Transit system installs historic plaques at 12th and Chicon streets honoring contributions made by African American residents to the city.
Richard Overton led a quiet life until turning 100 in 2006, when people learned of his ongoing love for cigars, whisky, coffee, Dr. Pepper.
Upcoming community gathering at Austin Public Library Terrazas branch aimed at community insights related to Festival Beach facility.
As more families are displaced to eastern portion of the county amid a cost-of-living increases, Central Health seeks to fill their needs.
The device that enables the stealing of credit card financial data was discovered at the Jiffy Sak gas station, 6105 Techni Center Dr.
Frost Bank/Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas grant supports disability rights advocate group's plans to build accessible apartment complex.
Vets from World War II, Korean conflict and Vietnam War will be flown out to see Washington, D.C. memorials erected in their honor.
Predicted stormy weather prompts Central Health officials to cancel community tours, health fair but say they will reschedule soon.
On Monday, April 23, passengers will learn how they can reduce their environmental impact not only as air travelers but in their daily lives
Upcoming workshop will explore ways of ensuring the hub's infrastructure is sufficient to accommodate future growth in region.
As housing costs rise in a city undergoing brisk development, many families are moving to eastern Travis County, officials explained.
Scheduled for an April 17 groundbreaking, facility will enable group serve another 1,000 youth with focus on the economically disadvantaged.
The nearly $230K raised for Richard Overton, 111, to stay in his house is nearly depleted, with donations for home care still being taken.
Reason for celebration are 15 upcoming improvements projects on trail with celebration featuring live music, cake, petting zoo, yoga, more.
In year's first special flight and 50th overall, war veterans will be flown to nation's capital to see monuments built in their honor.
Eligible artists living within 25th Congressional District boundaries are urged to participate in annual competition launched in 1982.
Pound4Pound Pick-Up Party benefits area rescues, including Love-A-Bull, Central Texas SPCA, Texas Humane Heroes, Williamson County shelter.
The late civil rights worker and the impact his work on behalf of farm workers will be discussed ahead of commemoration of his birthday.
Police were joined by a number of local dignitaries in helping to clean up Givens Park located at 3811 E. 12th St. on Sunday.
'Be Safe. Drive Smart,' campaign uses interactive game making participants backseat drivers in simulation to teach good driving habits.
Members of the community are invited to a fun-filled event on Saturday marking new ability to use solar energy without expensive panels.
78702 cracks the Top 15 in the nation experiencing gentrification's effects, posting a 212 percent spike in median home values.
'They Live Here, Now' tells the story of Casa Marianella, an emergency shelter that's refuge for those escaping violence.
The Economic Growth Business Incubator (EGBI) and I Live Here, I Give Here to host a family-friendly event as part of charitable campaign.
Excellence and Advancement Foundation founder will present an informative discussion on issues relating to K-12 and higher education.
Austin Urban League Young Professionals and Boys and Girls Club of East Austin raising $2K to allow children to see movie en masse.
Taste of Black Austin: From Field to Table will feature delicious small plates and a photo exhibit illustrating Black food history.
Starting Monday, Loyola Lane will be inaccessible where it crosses U.S. Highway 183 for bridge work and to develop future toll road.
A discussion with professional women of color offers Black women and first generation college students insight on the pathway to success.
"This year brought some unexpected trials in our personal lives," founders wrote supporters. "And our focus must turn in another direction."
From an outdoor Super Bowl watch party to a Carnaval celebration, this weekend's events highlight Austin's uniqueness.
Demolition permit application was approved unanimously, setting stage for relocation of the large-scale installation space to East Austin.
Jolt Texas, a civic engagement organization in Austin, invites the public to their free event to enjoy activities and community.
The $124.2 million work from Rundberg Lane to U.S. 290 East includes flyovers, entrance/exit lanes, reconfigured ramps and more.
Ceramic 101 workshop offers beginners hands-on experience into the creative art of ceramic-making.
AoTATX hosts its first of the New Year pub-setting astronomy talk on Jan. 24 featuring fascinating discussion, trivia, prizes, and fun.