Applications open through June for Austin Ed Fund grant program

Up to $2,500 will be awarded for projects impacting individual classrooms and up to $10,000 will be awarded for collaborative project with a team- or campus-wide impact.

Austin company changing the way we explore the ocean

Terradepth builds their own submarines. Their focus right now is on a long, multi-day vehicle that's 30 feet long and can go out for 30 days in pairs, with one vehicle on the surface while the other explores the ocean.

Austin weather: Dry Wednesday; risk of severe storms Thursday and Friday

Central Texas is under a Level 1-2 risk of severe weather Thursday and Friday. Zack Shields has more on when and where we could see some storms.

Austin police, Texas DPS give update on partnership to Austin City Council

Austin City Council was briefed on the Austin Police Department and Texas DPS partnership. It's a partnership that was put in place a month ago to help with the police staffing shortage.

ACC launches new cybersecurity bachelor’s degree

The new program will be Austin Community College's fourth bachelor's degree and second in the IT sector.

Austin Public Library launches Enhanced Library Card pilot program

The new library card option is recognized as a valid form of ID by APD, other City departments, and over a dozen local organizations.

Hamilton Pool, Jacob's Well closed to swimmers

Visitors are not allowed to enter the water in the Hamilton Pool Preserve and Jacob's Well.

Big Stacy Pool to close for annual cleaning

The pool will be closed for a week for its annual spring cleaning later this month.

Austin weather: Storms possible again later this week

We're looking rain-free for the next couple of days, but we could see some strong to severe storms later this week. Zack Shields has details in his full forecast.

What's happening on Music Lane for Mother's Day, summer

We head to South Congress to get a look at some of the happenings on Music Lane for the summer season.

H-E-B unveils newly renovated North Austin store

The nearly 100,000-square-foot store now has new and upgraded departments and more products, says the Texas grocery chain.

North Austin neighborhood sees relief after flooding from storms

Austin Disaster Relief Network volunteers offered financial assistance, cleanup kits and emotional support to a North Austin neighborhood near Little Walnut Creek, which flooded in the recent severe storms due to winter storm debris buildup.