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"So they're calling people back, which doesn't give time for people to actually rest and actually recharge their battery."

Tiki Tatsu-Ya in Austin is a hidden gem located in a strip mall, offering an immersive experience with its tropical décor and eclectic themed tables, creating an island fantasy atmosphere.

"What (the researchers) attributed that to is that 12 feet is wide enough that you start having very high speeds, but it's not quite wide enough to have what we would call 'forgiving infrastructure.'"

OLIPOP has launched a series of retro-inspired, themed hotel rooms in Austin, Texas, offering a nostalgic experience through immersive soda-inspired suites representing different decades.

The former director of the Economic Development Department authorized grant awards that violated city code restrictions, permitting the overlap of funding for arts organizations.

Austin has recorded increased water losses due to leaks, with nearly 9.3 billion gallons lost last year, marking a significant rise of 31%.

Austin, Texas, affectionately known as the live music capital of the world, offers a blend of culture, food, and unique boutique accommodations, alongside its vibrant start-up scene.

The new health safety inspection program allows food truck owners in Austin to avoid costly closures by getting on-site inspections, supporting local businesses.

Austin has settled nearly $30 million related to police misconduct lawsuits following protests after George Floyd's death, primarily due to injuries from 'less-lethal' ammunition.

Jenell Moffett, chief impact officer for DAA, told Austin Monitor that while the office market has cooled, several major public infrastructure projects totaling more than $20 billion are moving forward at full speed.

Austin's recent gas rate hike stemmed from Texas Gas Service's need for more money for infrastructure and guaranteed returns for investors, exacerbated by inflation.

Housing Department staff explained that the current $5 million solicitation is the final portion of a $15.9 million allocation for fiscal years three through five of the Community Initiated Solutions (CIS) program.

As with most construction, costs have escalated significantly post-pandemic," CapMetro's Chief of Staff Cheyenne Conyer explained to the transit agency's board of directors in an email this month. "Additionally, Brandywine approached CapMetro to renegotiate the terms of the original agreement as their post-pandemic financial picture solidified.

As we've been previously forecasting for Fiscal Year 26...that would be the year that ratepayers...would start to see the impact of the construction of the Northeast Service Center.

Joe al-Hajeri emphasized that the city aims for consistent communication with the public about the scooter rental program, indicating responsiveness to ongoing feedback and criticism.

"For now, we're still going with the way we were policing before," Davis said.

"Without the $30,000 there's just no way. I waited because I had to be sure it wasn't spam, then I had to verify it."

As we experienced very vividly over the past few years...weather is intensifying due to climate change, and we have to change how we prepare for these emergencies.

Austin's Homeless Strategy Office is proposing a substantial funding package of nearly $101 million to enhance and sustain the city's homelessness response efforts.

Austin’s U.S. Reps. are proceeding with a strategy to resubmit local project funding requests that were previously rejected, aiming for renewed support in FY 2026.