Pflugerville 'overnight' became the most diverse city in Central Texas as Black-owned businesses forced out of Austin like Cranky Granny thrive in the new city.

East Austin community mourns as City General Store, one of Austin's last Black-owned curios, prepares to shut its close its doors for good.

Steph explores Austin, reflecting on the artists and moments that made it a City of Songs.

AUSTIN, Texas — New signs were unveiled at Bethany Cemetery in East Austin Saturday, honoring its significance as the city's first Black cemetery.

In 2024, city-owed pipes seeped and spewed 9.3 billion gallons of treated water – a 31% increase over the previous year, according to annual audits submitted to the Texas Water Development Board.

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The city of Portland and its economic development agency will pay a total of $2 million and turn over two parcels of land to settle a federal lawsuit filed by 26 Black descendants of families ...

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In 2024, city-owed pipes seeped and spewed 9.3 billion gallons of treated water – a 31% increase over the previous year, according to annual audits submitted to the Texas Water Development Board.