AUSTIN — First stop, Taco Bell! And the second stop ... and the third stop... and the fourth. That's exactly what Austin's first underground railroad would look like if this Redditor's plans ...

Changes are being made to Austin’s light rail plan. A Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) was released on Friday that includes a new downtown station, a longer light rail bridge, and an ...

The gloom settled in quickly at Threadgill’s near downtown after the early votes came in on Austin’s 2014 light rail bond proposition. The three dozen or so people on hand, including then ...

Austin's revamped light-rail plan is coming into clearer focus. The big picture: Releasing a draft of the project as it goes ...

The Austin Area Train Show will feature over 25,000 square feet of model railroading. There will be operating model and Lego railroads. All Scales clincs, dozens of vendors, hands-on railroad for ...

The City of Austin and CapMetro are collaborating on two projects’ worth of improvements planned along the Red Line Trail and rail lines between Navasota and East 7th streets.

Austin’s newly revamped Zilker Eagle train will be open for public use starting on Wednesday, June 12. The original train closed in 2019. The train has been shut down since 2019.

The failed light rail referendum is one race on the ballot where "what happened?" is a question that deserves to be answered. On the chart, ...

On the Wedding Oak Wine Train to Burnet, passengers will enjoy a two-hour train ride from Cedar Park spanning the South San Gabriel River while enjoying an intimate talk and wine tasting with ...

Community members, Austin Transit Partnership staff, and city officials gathered in a sweaty Central Library space to take in five Project Connect rail design options during a March 21 open house.

The best way to get around Austin is by bus and light rail. Some travelers recommend a car; however, the expense and pains of one are enough to encourage many visitors to use Capital Metro ...

Map: The first phase of Austin's revised light rail service is planned to run 9.8 miles from 38th Street, south along the University of Texas campus to Cesar Chavez and then across Lady Bird Lake.