Proposition Q would raise city property tax bills 20 percent.
Proposition Q would raise city property tax bills 20 percent.
The proposal comes as the Legislature is set to consider local spending caps.
The Austin Firefighters Association has accused Chief Joel Baker of withholding water rescue swimmers from assisting in Hill Country flood rescues.
Facing a $110 million budget deficit, Austin ISD’s trustees are receiving input from the public on a plan to consolidate some schools for the 2026–27 school year.
The move will help close a $110 million budget deficit.
Zachary Barnett was arrested by the Texas Department of Public Safety on three counts of possession of child sexual abuse material.
Davis was appointed by the UT System chancellor under the recommendation of the Board of Regents.
As the Trump administration is eliminating DEI, local public servants are preserving it.
Former Round Rock ISD Trustee Mary Bone said the district paid tens of thousands of dollars to Trustee Tiffanie Harrison after she resigned from teaching.
The Austin City Council is set to consider a resolution that declares vagrancy a “top financial priority.”
The legislation, if enacted, would create a state-run District of Austin.
An investigation found a fourth grader harassed and assaulted another fourth grader.
Two outgoing trustees filed a complaint regarding the district’s overspending.
Dennis Weiner claims the district violated the Texas Whistleblower Act when district officials declined to renew his contract.
This is Watson’s third non-consecutive term as mayor.
Advertisements for the event show a male figure in women’s undergarments.
The Office of the Attorney General claimed the Travis County Commissioners Court failed to provide proper notice or allow the public the opportunity to comment on the proposal.
Attorney General Ken Paxton says the city’s abortion fund violates the Texas Constitution and provides no “clear public benefit.”
Increased crime and police staffing shortages have plagued Austin over the past few years.
The latest in the saga of Round Rock ISD.
Police Chief Eddie Garcia will assume one of the assistant city manager roles overseeing public safety in Austin.
The county’s recent moves to increase security have been accompanied by an uncommon level of secrecy.
Paxton sued Travis and Bexar Counties over mass mailings of voter registration forms through a third party.
Rent is going down, but taxes are going up.
Travis County Commissioners Court approved more than $100,000 in undisclosed “security improvements” for District Attorney Jose Garza’s home but refused to turn over records related to the expenditure.