Hwy 183 North Project almost complete
The Hwy 183 North Project will fast track the link from Liberty Hill to downtown Austin, with new express lanes and no red lights.
Hwy 183 North Project almost complete
The Hwy 183 North Project will fast track the link from Liberty Hill to downtown Austin, with new express lanes and no red lights.
FTC Uber lawsuit: Several states join complaint over subscription practices
Multiple states have joined a lawsuit against Uber over its Uber One subscription practices, which the FTC alleges were "deceptive."
Austin's Oak Hill Parkway project to be finished by mid-2026, TxDOT says
A project to fix one of Austin’s most congested roadways might be finished sooner than you think.
Oak Hill Parkway project to be finished by mid-2026
A project to fix one of Austin’s most congested roadways might be finished sooner than you think.
As DFW drone deliveries soar, can companies ensure safety?
The Dallas-Fort Worth region is emerging as a major center for drone delivery, with companies like Zipline expanding operations while the FAA investigates recent safety incidents involving rival companies.
Waymo's self-driving vehicles pass Austin ISD school buses at least 20 times, district says
Austin ISD has videos showing Waymo, a self-driving vehicle, illegally passing its school buses 20 times since the first week of classes, August 2025, to now.
Austin has to commit funding for phase 2 of caps and stitches sooner than expected
There has been a change in how fast the city has to commit funding for caps and stitches over I-35. The project will create real estate for parks and buildings over the highway.
Cap and Stitch: Austin has to raise more money
There has been a change in how fast the city has to commit to funding for Caps and Stitches over I-35. The project will create real estate for parks and buildings over the highway. It's split into phases, and council approved funding the first part earlier this year.
This 95-year-old Texas man holds record as world’s oldest bus driver
A 95-year-old Texas man who has been driving buses for more than three decades has been recognized as the world’s oldest bus driver.
Holiday travel in Texas has begun
The Texas Department of Transportation is urging people to be safe on the road this holiday season.
Texas clamps down on ID requirements for vehicle registration
Those looking to register a vehicle in Texas will need to prove they entered the country legally after the state Department of Motor Vehicles clamped down on the identification requirements.
Texas holiday travel and winter weather preparedness: TxDOT, AAA urge people to drive safe
The Texas Department of Transportation is urging people to be safe on the road this holiday season.
Texas drivers urged to be cautious on roads ahead of busy Thanksgiving travel
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office is sending a reminder not to drink and drive ahead of the busy holiday travel this week.
City of Austin works to finalize designs for northern stitches in $104M I-35 rebuild
The City of Austin's cap and stitch project is intended to address challenges that have come with the area's growth, including traffic congestion, public safety and quality of life.
NTSB releases first report into UPS plane crash in Kentucky that killed 14
The NTSB's preliminary report showed one of the engines broke off from the wing as the plane took off and burst into flames. The plane never made it more than 30 feet above ground level.
Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: NTSB to vote on probable cause, safety recommendations
The findings of a federal investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse will be revealed on Tuesday.
$283 DPS parking ticket in downtown Austin raises questions
If you're in downtown Austin and don't pay for parking, the ticket you get could end up costing you hundreds of dollars.
The 100 deadliest highways in the US - see the list
A new study analyzing data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that highways on the West Coast are among the deadliest in the U.S.
FAA ends shutdown-era flight limits as air traffic staffing rebounds
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Sunday that it will lift all restrictions on commercial flights at 40 major airports that were imposed during the nation’s record 43-day government shutdown.