Williamson County Clinches Premier AAA Bond Rating for Fiscal Responsibility and Solid Cash Management
Williamson County received a AAA bond rating from Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor's, reflecting its strong financial management and surplus reserves, allowing it to issue $160 million in road bonds and $167 million in notes.
Round Rock Residents Warned of Scammers Posing as Law Enforcement and IRS
Scammers are impersonating IRS and law enforcement to steal money and personal information, using scare tactics via phone calls. Round Rock city officials advise verifying caller identity and reporting suspicious activity to authorities.
Protesters Rally at Texas Capitol Against Immigration Enforcement Bill SB 4 Amid Legal Delays
Protesters rallied at the Texas Capitol against the immigration enforcement bill SB 4, criticizing it for racial profiling and questioning its constitutionality. The bill's effect was delayed by the Supreme Court.
Austin Fire Department Quells East Austin House Blaze, Investigates Potential Casualties
A fire broke out at an east Austin home, prompting the Austin Fire Department to take action. Crews extinguished the flames and searched for occupants amid concerns of someone trapped inside. The situation is under investigation.
New Restrictions for Spotted Seatrout in Texas Take Effect March 26, TPWD Seeks Public Feedback
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department introduces new regulations for spotted seatrout, including a reduced daily bag limit and size restrictions, to protect the species. Public feedback on a tag system for oversized trout is sought.












