Austin Energy to start base rate review for customers on April 18

Policy requires a regular review of its costs and revenues so that customer charges accurately recover costs and reflect the community’s priorities, says Austin Energy.

Southeast Austin crash leaves 1 person dead

Austin-Travis County EMS says the crash in southeast Austin involved only one vehicle and that the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

North Austin gym HIT Athletic focuses on fitness for the whole family

HIT Athletic helps kids and adults meet their fitness goals through exercise classes, youth programs, sports training, and more.

Ohio billboards in Austin try to lure Austinites to Buckeye State

Economic development Company JobsOhio is behind the billboards, casting the Buckeye State as business-friendly and affordable.

Family of 6th Street mass shooting victim says Austin leaders have 'blood on their hands'

"I blame Austin, and I blame the person who shot him. I blame the people running Austin Adler and the City Council and those people I blame, it's their fault. They have my son's blood on their hands."

Deep Eddy Pool in Austin will be closed April 10 to April 24

Deep Eddy Pool will reopen on Monday, April 25 and will resume normal hours of operation when it does, according to the City of Austin.

Whataburger releases all-new Spicy Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit

The Spicy Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit is only available for a limited time at Whataburger, during breakfast hours from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m.

Austin Food & Wine Alliance hosts Live Fire! event at Camp Mabry

Each year, chefs from Central Texas and beyond showcase skill and craftsmanship in a variety of innovative and delicious bites. There's also music, drinks, and more.

Elon Musk to join Twitter's board, teases 'significant improvements'

Elon Musk is joining Twitter’s board of directors after it was disclosed that the Tesla CEO took a 9% stake in the social media platform.

Austin city leaders taking key steps when it comes to wildfire mitigation

Austin is the first Texas city to adopt a Wildland Urban Interface Code — which holds new buildings in at-risk areas to higher fire standards.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport still struggling with long TSA lines

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport linked the problem to the high number of flights heading in and out of Austin as well as staffing issues.

FOX 7 Discussion: Poll shows what Texans think are most important issues in state

President of Progress Texas Ed Espinosa and CEO of JD Key Communications James Dickey join FOX 7 Austin's Rebecca Thomas to speak on the Texas Lyceum poll.

Analysis: Property tax relief that doesn’t lower your tax bill

Property values in the state, on average, are rising — in some places, at an astonishing pace. Because of the 2019 legislation, tax rates for schools and other government entities are falling.