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This year’s national list includes 14 entrepreneurs behind local companies — from dating apps to jewelry to nutrition.
Luminary’s sales office is open, debuting the first condos to hit the Downtown market in three years.
Consider these landmarks our Hollywood signs.
Step into the Wayback Machine — you’d be surprised at just how similar modern life in the Capital City is to the way Austinites lived in 1925.
The neighborhood’s model home is now open for prospects to get a taste of ICON’s most luxurious and largest abodes to date.
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The 2025 ATX Open returns next month, bringing world-class talent to Austin.
Austin’s first light rail project is slated to open in 2033, featuring a bridge over Lady Bird Lake and planned connections to the airport.
Austin ranked No. 22 on a new list of the most congested cities in the US.
Give gently used items a new home and donate to worthy causes in the Capital City.
Austin’s going to look a little different by this time next year — check out a few projects that will contribute to the Capital City’s changing scenery.
Your local guide on how to prepare for winter weather events

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You know Bigfoot, but have you heard of The Candy Lady or The Hairy Man?
Austin’s housing market has been a roller coaster ride for the last five years, but this time, it’s swinging back in favor of buyers.
Austin’s plethora of delightful food festivals offer something for everyone, so only one question remains: Which should you attend first?
The City of Austin is asking residents to vote on a property tax increase that would generate ~$109.5 million to go toward the new fiscal year budget.