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The momentous 40th anniversary of the festival brought hundreds of celebrities, dozens of premieres, thousands of steps, and some key messages to ATX in 2026.
We read the City of Austin’s recent report on changing demographics in ATX. Here are five takeaways.
Here’s why local business leaders believe Austin could become a big name in artificial intelligence.
“The Truth Is I Love You,” a 15-ft sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas, will be unveiled on the library’s east side in November.
The Protocol of Cooperation Agreement is meant to foster relationships and collaboration between the two cities
We asked you, our dear readers, to share your Austin experience with us in the form of a Mad Lib. Now, we’re sharing your recommendations with this reader-suggested guide to ATX.
Historic entertainment district Red River Cultural District just got a makeover in the form of bespoke signage from East 7th Street to East 12th Street.
Tell us a little bit about your experience living in Austin in the form of a Mad Lib to help us craft a unique guide for residents all over the city.
A federally funded program at UT Austin could help ATX be more prepared during future heatwaves.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is working to maintain its social and environmental efforts amid record-breaking growth.
The business and economic development group outlined their plan, called Opportunity Austin 5.0.

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The annual tradition will kick off with double features, 35mm showings, and celebrity cameos for its 51st year.
The oldest operating hotel in Austin and historical landmark set the stage for our growing city in 1886 and continues to host visitors more than a century later.
Head to Lamb Jam 2025 on Wednesday, April 16 at east Austin’s Assembly Hall to vote for your favorite local bite.
There are 48 new homes coming to the sustainable community, starting at $230,000 and designed for middle-income Austinites.
The services offered at local Austin Public Library branches are pretty useful in our books.