The district charged requestors over $172,000 in total between June 2025 and June 2026, according to a log of invoices obtained by KUT's reporting partner, Austin Current.
The Austin City Council will begin weeks of difficult budget decisions as the new proposal calls for cuts to social service contracts, parks and public health programs.
Olamaie earned one Michelin star in 2024, the first year the company included Texas restaurants in its guide, and retained its star last year. It will close July 19.
The money will be awarded to individual artists and cultural organizations and support a range of projects and activities. The deadline to apply is Aug. 18 at 6:59 p.m.
Nearly two months after Alex Jones' conspiracy platform went dark, The Onion says it's relaunching the site as its acquisition of Infowars plays out in court.
A group of women has been twirling vintage lawn chairs in a neighborhood parade for decades. One member's husband asks: What exactly has my wife gotten herself into?
The Austin Venezuelan Association has partnered with local businesses and gathered volunteers to raise funds after two earthquakes killed thousands of people in the South American country.
A historical marker was erected in Round Rock Cemetery this month to honor Barbette, an aerial circus artist in the 1920s. She still inspires Texans today.
In November, voters will be able to decide if they want to add an external audit to the city's charter. Some city officials said that could be problematic.
Mexico defeated both South Africa and South Korea during the team's first two matches of the World Cup. They will take on Czechia on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Central.
Last month, a majority of the Austin City Council directed staff to begin creating a bond package that could go before voters in November with a focus on parks, transportation and cultural arts.
Interim Dean Anita Vangelisti fired KUT Public Media General Manager Debbie Hiott this week for "lack of responsible leadership" ahead of the KUT Festival. Documents obtained by KUT don't suggest any glaring issues between UT and event…
“I'm not retiring, I'm rewiring,” Alexander told a crowd of longtime customers, friends, local restaurateurs and musicians gathered Monday to celebrate his legacy.