Tesla Cybercab Makes Waves at SXSW as Production Nears in Austin
The Tesla Cybercab made its public debut on the streets of Austin during the South by Southwest, offering a first look at the fully autonomous, purpose-built ride-sharing vehicle.
The Tesla Cybercab made its public debut on the streets of Austin during the South by Southwest, offering a first look at the fully autonomous, purpose-built ride-sharing vehicle.
The City of Austin is moving forward with its planned homeless navigation center in southeast Austin, according to an update from David Gray.
Austin residents with unpaid citations or outstanding warrants can take advantage of a warrant amnesty program from March 23 through April 17, offered by the Austin Municipal Court and Austin Community Court.
Austin is launching a major $1.48 million overhaul of its city website on Thursday, cutting tens of thousands of pages to simplify navigation and improve accessibility.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is on track for its busiest spring travel day ever Monday, with roughly 38,000 passengers expected to depart, airport officials said.
Mayor Kirk Watson reflected on Austin’s appeal to young people during a panel at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference, emphasizing that affordability and strong collaboration with the University of Texas at Austin are key to keeping the city vibrant.
Several members of the Austin City Council on Friday circulated a proposal directing T.C. Broadnax, city manager of Austin, Texas, to review measures aimed at protecting residents’ civil rights during federal law enforcement operations.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) has suspended the license of Salli M. Gonzalez, a midwife based in Georgetown, following the deaths of a mother and her infant while in her care.
City officials have stepped in to stop work on a historic East Austin property after a developer exceeded its approved demolition plans, tearing down nearly the entire structure at 1010 East Cesar Chavez Street, previously home to the popular cafe and restaurant Cenote.
Smokable cannabis products will be removed from Texas stores by March 31 under new rules adopted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), while most edible hemp products will remain legal under stricter packaging and testing requirements.