The City of Austin announced a partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute to transform Austin’s future in transportation and mobility. The partnership will mobilize innovation and technology to...
The City of Austin announced a partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute to transform Austin’s future in transportation and mobility and make positive changes in congestion, commuting and safety....
A UT professor started a petition Friday to preserve Hole in the Wall as a historical site which has garnered signatures from more than 2,500 people.
Haydon Hoodoo, a bartender at the establishment,...
The Travis Manion Foundation held its third annual 9/11 Heroes Run, sponsored by the Texas Army ROTC and UT, at Camp Mabry on Sunday to commemorate those lost in 9/11 and in the wars that followed.
Half...
About 30 people gathered outside Austin City Hall on Thursday to press for gun control regulation in response to the recent murder of two journalists in Virginia.
The Texas chapter of Moms Demand Action...
UT dormitories, parking garages and the Renaissance Market on Guadalupe Street are the most common places for drug-related charges on and near campus, according to the UTPD’s crime logs from the...
An Austin bike-share program is making bike rentals more accessible to low-income residents seeking an affordable means of transportation.
“B-cycle for All” is Austin B-cycle’s...
UT is relaunching Safe Ride as a pilot program because of a lack of funds needed to permanently continue the ride-sharing service for the fall semester.
Safe Ride is a free Parking and Transportation...
Austin Public Library expanded member access to virtual books, movies and other media through a service called hoopla on Tuesday.
The new access will be to hoopla’s own library of 350,000 items...
The number of homeless Austin Independent School District students increased by 30 percent over the past two years, according to HousingWorks Austin.
The number of students without a permanent address...
The title of each chapter in the book “Invisible in Austin” begins with a name. Although the names are pseudonyms, the stories that follow chronicle the lives of real Austinites.
The book...
