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Austin has dozens of low-water crossings that can flood during heavy rains. But money is tight and the city is only able to upgrade one every three years or so.

Officials scramble to reconnect FM 1431 and the only road leading into the Sandy Creek neighborhood near Leander after two important bridges were washed out by floods over the Fourth of July weekend.

The average number of vehicles on local highways ticked up after Governor Abbott ordered state workers back to the office full time. But new data shows average speeds didn't change much.

The tree was set to be cut down, but after protests and community feedback, the Kyle City Council decided to reverse its decision and move the live oak to a near by neighborhood.

Austin saw a wintery mix overnight, and it wasn't all snow.

In a lawsuit filed last week, four residents allege Hays County did not provide key information on a transportation bond currently on the ballot. They also claim local leaders violated state law.

Construction started Tuesday on the first of eight road projects funded by a 2022 bond. Hays County is asking voters to approve a $440 million bond this fall that would overlap with some of these projects to help improve safety and congestion.

Those humorous signs you see on the side of the road will still be there � despite reports that say otherwise.

Austin's roads are cooking in the heatwave, and city officials worry about what comes next.

Car lanes are getting cut. Bike lanes are being expanded. Bus stops are being moved. Take a tour of the changes.