Austin eyes new regulations for short-term rentals
Austin officials are considering changes to short-term rental regulations. The proposal targets licensing and zoning, aiming to balance property owners’ needs with community concerns.
Austin officials are considering changes to short-term rental regulations. The proposal targets licensing and zoning, aiming to balance property owners’ needs with community concerns.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against Allstate, alleging unauthorized collection and sale of location data to influence insurance rates. The case highlights concerns over data privacy and could impact insurance industry practices nationwide.
Bastrop Mayor Lyle Nelson has resigned with immediate effect, citing concerns over becoming a distraction amid growing controversies. The resignation has left the community and local officials in shock, prompting the city council to appoint an interim mayor. The focus now shifts to ensuring continuity of services and selecting a leader who can address Bastrop’s evolving needs.
Austin police are actively searching for a suspect involved in a recent robbery and assault downtown. The incident has raised safety concerns among residents and local businesses. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward as they continue their investigation.
Authorities in Round Rock, Texas, have identified the man killed in an officer-involved shooting. The incident sparked a thorough investigation and community discussions. Explore the unfolding events and their impact on the community.
ICON Technology Inc, an Austin-based 3D-printed home builder, plans to lay off over 100 workers in March amid changing industry demands. The company aims to align resources with current market needs while continuing its innovation efforts. Affected employees will receive support, including job placement assistance and severance packages. Local officials and industry analysts closely monitor the situation, as ICON remains committed to advancing 3D printing technology in construction.
As the Texas legislative session begins, schools across the state eagerly await decisions on educational funding. Funding measures previously failed, sparking renewed efforts to secure financial support. Issues like teacher salaries, rural school challenges, and property tax disparities are front and center in the discussions, with stakeholders keenly watching legislative developments.
A food truck called Lotz of BBQ was stolen in Southeast Austin but has finally been returned to its owner. Discover the details surrounding the theft, recovery efforts, and community reaction to this event that affected local residents and enthusiasts of the beloved BBQ truck.
A deaf woman is suing a Round Rock emergency room, claiming denial of an interpreter and unauthorized treatment. The case highlights the challenges of accessibility in healthcare and raises questions about compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Attorneys for the facility deny the allegations, setting the stage for a significant legal battle with potential widespread implications for healthcare practices and disability rights.
wo individuals were caught illegally spearfishing in Lady Bird Lake, Austin, Texas, with over 75 pounds of bass. They now face multiple citations from Texas Game Wardens as authorities enforce fishing regulations in the area.