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Austin's three largest animal shelters are joining forces for their “300 Homes” adoption promotion by asking the community to come together and adopt.
A half-mile stretch of West William Cannon Drive will operate with four lanes (two in each direction) through November 2023.
Across the country, there has been a rise in depression, trauma and suicidality among youth.
These newly approved system improvements will strengthen water and wastewater infrastructure for improved resiliency and reliability.
Please pack your patience, arrive early, and read these other tips to help navigate the busy travel season.
Learn how to be better prepared for all hazards at this month's Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up hosted by the City's HSEM office.
MBE/WBE Proposed Revisions
ACDBE Program Update
COVID-19 efforts shift from emergency to managed response
The Austin Youth Climate Equity Council and local K-12 students will share the impact of their environmental projects on May 11 at 5:30 pm
The City of Austin’s current hiring campaign promotes hard-to-fill positions and addresses staffing shortages.
Austin Emergency Management Officials Encourage Residents Impacted by Severe Weather to Report Damage
April showers left some north Austin residents with flood damage after the storm.
Austin Animal Center received a seizure of 20 large dogs.
Adventures aren’t the only thing you’ll find outside as the weather warms up: It’s officially mosquito season.
The city shelter expects thousands of kittens this summer.
The free community celebration will be held on Saturday, May 6 at Dove Springs District Park, 5801 Ainez Drive, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.