A Mexican national in Waco, Texas pleaded guilty to two immigration offenses relating to a false Permanent Resident Card and address reporting failure.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office increases patrols on Lake Travis and roads during the July 4th weekend to promote safety and prevent impaired driving and boating.

The Austin Police are set to enforce a ban on motorized watercraft on Lake Austin during the Independence Day weekend to ensure safety. Non-motorized vessels are still allowed.

Parking at Commons Ford Ranch Metro Park will be limited during the July 4th weekend to manage visitor surge and ensure public safety; non-compliant vehicles may be towed.

Round Rock expands hazardous waste disposal hours at the local recycling center, offering more convenience for residents to dispose of materials safely.

A fire destroyed the Old Dickey-Givens Community Center in Taylor, Texas, with the building considered a complete loss. The cause is under investigation.

The Round Rock Public Library is hosting a pet food drive from June 30 to July 14, benefiting local animals and offering prize drawing tickets for donations.

Aeroméxico increases Austin-Mexico City flights to two daily from June 26 to August 18, offering travelers 14 weekly flights with the spacious E190 jet.

Austin Police seek help to identify a man involved in theft and vandalism at Twin Liquors, after he stole liquor and later broke merchandise during an altercation.

Williamson County, Texas, urges safety for July 4th fireworks, with a ban within city limits and a buffer zone, an interactive map for compliance checks, Fire Marshal inspections of vendors, and guidelines to prevent injuries and disturbances.

Former Eanes ISD teacher Zachary Barnett has been indicted on 17 counts, including child exploitation and pornography, after over 8,000 inappropriate images of students were found on his devices.

The trial over the 2021 Alex Gonzales Jr. police shooting has begun, with claims of misleading information by Officer Gutierrez and a botched investigation by APD.

Williamson County secured the 2025 Gold Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health from MHA for the second consecutive year, recognizing its commitment to employee mental wellness.