NBC's 'Revolution' to move filming to Austin The NBC drama " Revolution" will move its production to Austin for the second season of filming.
Session In-Depth: Perry and gun makers Reaching out to companies that make weapons and weapons parts in the aftermath of mass shootings is part of a strategy to bring in more jobs, Gov. Rick Perry
Work to start on new Downtown Austin library It will include an atrium, a street-level cafe, "reading porches" that overlook Shoal Creek and Lady Bird Lake and a rooftop garden.
25 responders get hazmat training Hazmat teams representing emergency responders across Central Texas huddled in Cedar Park for their monthly training.
Website helps pair up cyclists who want to ride to work Austin city leaders and bike advocacy groups have come up with a way to help timid cyclists gain confidence to ride to work.
APD cadets tackle growing mental health issue Austin police's new officers are learning how to face a growing problem on the city's streets: mental illness. It's estimated there are 200,000 Austinites who
Gun industry already thriving in Texas In 2011, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives listed around 150 gun makers in Texas, from mom-and-pop shops to big companies.
Lifeguard shortage could impact summer fun It might be confusing with the unseasonable cold temperatures in May, but despite the bizarre weather, summer is almost here. Yet, city of Austin officials
Austin growth outpaces housing supply The steady growth in population is putting a strain on Austin's housing supply and limiting the ability of many people to purchase a home, representatives of
Photos: Lady Bird Wildflower additions
The Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin Family Garden, a 4.5-acre outdoor playland adjacent to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center's current gardens, will