Retiree loses home over $8 tax bill
A Michigan retiree has lost a home over an $8.41 tax bill.
Caritas of Austin recognizes nearly 200 homeless who passed in 2019
Nearly 200 homeless women, men, and children have died in Austin this past year, according to Caritas of Austin.
Integral Care opens up community housing in East Austin for the homeless
Integral Care opened the Terrace at Oak Springs, a unique apartment complex in East Austin housing 50 homeless people and providing ongoing health care services.
Outlook for Austin housing market
Incoming interim president with the Austin Board of Realtors Steve Cory talks about what you can expect when it comes to real estate in Austin for 2018.
Mayor proposes plan to have tourists pay for housing Austin's homeless
Austin Mayor Steve Adler has a new plan he said could raise $30 million for putting the homeless in homes.
It's not a nudge but a 2x4 for code violators in Austin
An Austin Code Enforcement inspection team launched a campaign Monday targeting problems at multifamily apartment complexes.The team is targeting repeat offenders.
Is Austin Code abusing its power?
The Austin Code Department is in the hot seat. This comes after several residents complain they are abusing their authority.
Fake home listings a growing problem in Austin
Some home listings in Austin are frauds. Scammers are tricking people into thinking a place is for sale or rent, but it's not.