Susan Morgan, Round Rock's CFO, detailed the city's economic development success, attributing low property taxes to strategic agreements that created over 6,881 jobs and generated significant tax revenue.

Austin faces dense fog, thunderstorms, and possible flooding, with a Dense Fog Advisory issued and visibility issues for drivers. Severe weather and floods are also a concern in the region.

Sarah Silverman will host TBS's new series "Stupid Pet Tricks," starting February 11, with a promotion tour allowing pets to showcase stunts in various cities.

Art Acevedo has decided not to become Austin's assistant city manager for the police department, leaving the position unfilled following controversy over his appointment.

The City Council overrode property owners' objections in two zoning cases involving historic preservation in East Austin and development in South Austin.

Travis County's new courthouse was closed due to water damage from a burst valve, shifting court proceedings to virtual platforms until further notice.

USPS hosts job fairs in the Austin area, offering various positions with pay ranging from $18.62 to $20.48 per hour, alongside benefits and opportunities for career advancement.

Texas voter registrations reach 17.9 million in January 2024, with suburban areas seeing the most significant increases and some rural counties experiencing declines.

A house fire in south Austin led to two firefighters being trapped after a roof collapsed. While one sustained minor injuries, the fire, which occurred in an unoccupied house undergoing renovations, is under investigation.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport recorded over 21 million passengers in 2022 and is on track to exceed 22 million in 2023, continuing its growth trend.

The Austin City Council approved a variance for a new home to be built in a 100-year floodplain in East Austin, after considering the city floodplain administrator's report and homeowner's remarks.

Leander is set to start Stage 4 water restrictions on Feb. 28 as the BCRUA repairs a crucial pipeline, with residents urged to severely cut water use.

Austin may raise the personal net wealth eligibility cap for minority and female entrepreneurs seeking city contracts to $2.1 million, to reflect the local economic growth.