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The guidelines go into effect Sept. 1 and require autonomous vehicles to be authorized by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Safety experts doubt Tesla's robotaxis, set to roll out Sunday, would meet the standards.

Only San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, have more gay people per capita than Austin. So why doesn't the city have any lesbian bars?

The heat didn't stop people from lining the streets with lawn chairs, as children eagerly caught candy from parade participants.

Austin Water said improvements in how it monitors the system and an increase in water line breaks pushed up estimates from last year.

The county doesn’t have authority to make federal agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, comply with the resolution. But local activists say the resolution is meant to remind everyone that immigrants have rights in the U…

Thousands of people gathered at the Capitol for one of the thousands of demonstrations that took place across the country Saturday.

Saturday's event at the Capitol remained peaceful. The Texas Department of Public Safety made one arrest earlier in the day related to threats against state lawmakers who were expected to speak.

Many residents without legal status are staying away from anti-ICE protests because they don't feel safe. More demonstrations are planned for the weekend.

The developer, Endeavor Real Estate, plans to build 1,400 apartments and 1 million square feet of office space.

Troops have already been deployed to Los Angeles and San Antonio. Nationwide protests are planned for Saturday.

Chi Ndika always wanted to start her own business but didn't set out to become an ice-cream maker.

Javier Wallace is the son of a Black Panamanian immigrant and a Black Austinite. His family history shaped his experience celebrating emancipation on two continents.

Juneteenth, a national holiday celebrating the final emancipation of enslaved people, prompts many Austin communities to host celebrations in the weeks around June 19.

The demonstration was held in solidarity with protests in Los Angeles, where Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have arrested more than 100 people since last week.

The new inspection program comes more than a year after the City Council promised to improve the process for mobile business owners. Previously, owners were required to bring trailers to a city facility in North Austin, which they said…

One Austinite is convinced it is her grandmother. Is she right?

Austin City Council will not vote this week on renewing the program, effectively ending it. The decision came after several community members and city leaders raised concerns about privacy.

A group of small business owners, veterans and farmers lugged 25 cardboard boxes filled to the brim with petitions against Senate Bill 3 to the governor’s office on Monday.

The Camp Mabry weather station recorded 5 inches of rain from last week's storms. The precipitation “tipped us over the scale for the month of May,” one meteorologist said.

Austin’s main Pride parade isn’t until August, but there are parties, picnics, movie screenings and more all throughout the month of June.

The choir's director said they wanted to form a group that was low pressure and fun. No auditions or experience were required to join.

Nearly 30 people sued the city over the Austin Police Department's use of so-called less-lethal ammunition five years ago.

The Austin vintage store in the North Loop neighborhood and its vendors will take a financial hit from the water damage.

At least one person is dead as a result of the severe weather. More storms are possible overnight.

Jeremy George, director of jazz studies at the university, said the progress students have made in three years is "unheard of."

The severe storm Wednesday brought heavy rain, damaging winds and golf ball-sized hail to the area.

The city said it had not been decided whether the earlier closure would save enough money to justify it.

Unless Senate Bill 3 is vetoed, hundreds of Austinites stand to lose their jobs.

A severe thunderstorm brought heavy rain and damaging winds to areas along I-35.

Austin's crown jewel has bought people together from all walks of life to enjoy a day in the sun. But before 1962, that wasn't the case.