Governor Abbott appoints three members to the Texas School for the Deaf board, including Hex Lightfoot, with a focus on meeting diverse student needs.

Round Rock's City Council approved a sustainability-themed play pod for Play for All Park, funded by a grant and bonds. The park's expansion includes eco-friendly features and is set for a 2026 opening.

Two drivers fled after a South Austin crash last Friday that left a moped rider seriously injured. Police released vehicle images and are asking for tips.

Round Rock gave preliminary approval to rezone 29.69 acres for a Skybox data center amid neighborhood concerns about water, noise and power; council will vote again in January.

Texas DMV has updated its photo ID requirements for vehicle registration, title transfer, and renewal, with a variety of documents accepted, including driver’s licenses, passports, and military IDs.

TxDOT is campaigning for safe, sober driving during the holidays, highlighted by increased crashes in December and emphasizing the importance of designated drivers and alternative transportation.

The Hammad family's Salam’s Grill serves shawarma, falafel and boldly spiced coriander fries outside Vacancy Brewing in South Austin.

A 20-year-old has been arrested after a man with a gunshot wound was found on a Clear Lake Pines front porch in Winchester. Investigators say the suspect faces multiple felony counts.

After Prop Q failed, Foundation Communities is still opening Norman Commons and planning Burleson Studios — nonprofit-led projects that expand affordable housing in Austin.

A Bastrop woman was arrested in Spring on a murder warrant tied to a November Austin shooting.

Issac Flores White, 17, was arrested by Round Rock Police for a vape shop burglary; police are seeking two more suspects. Charges include building and vehicle burglary, trespassing, evasion, and an outstanding warrant.

Round Rock Police arrested 32-year-old Erik Banda from San Marcos for a CVS Pharmacy burglary on University Boulevard after responding to an early morning alarm.

TxDOT reported progress in transportation projects, including reopened FM 1960 intersections and pedestrian infrastructure in Central Texas. New flyovers in San Antonio and a $36M rural transit grant were also noted.