Austin HSEM launches the local Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Program (BMAP) to prevent domestic terrorism through community and business engagement.

S&P Global reaffirms Round Rock's AAA bond rating, highlighting its strong management and economic growth, leading to savings in interest rates on new bond issuances for city projects.

St. Edward's University faculty express no confidence in President Montserrat Fuentes, citing issues with governance and transparency. The board affirms its support despite faculty concerns.

Austin is facing a skilled trades shortage and aims to train over 10,000 workers annually to meet infrastructure project needs, according to the Austin Monitor.

An Austin Police officer resigned after being charged with trespassing in his ex-girlfriend's apartment and released on bond with conditions, including no firearm possession and monitored GPS.

A missing Bell County Uber driver, Ernest Anderson, was found dead in his vehicle in East Austin; no foul play is suspected. Police investigate suspicious card transactions after his disappearance.

Jovite Youngblood from Austin was convicted of fraud and money laundering, falsely offering protection from drug cartels with claims of Delta Force experience. He spent victims' money in Vegas.

Hays County's homeless population has doubled since 2020, with the count reaching 210 in 2024. Concerns are rising over the high number of homeless minors.

Larry Ellison of Oracle announces plans to make Nashville the company's new world HQ, emphasizing the city's strategic importance and investment in a major campus.

The Texas Department of Transportation is developing a Statewide Multimodal Transit Plan to enhance public transit, based on feedback from multiple counties.

The Austin Greek Festival offers an authentic cultural experience with traditional Greek food, music, and dancing, drawing local participation and support for the Greek community.

The Pflugerville Police are seeking help to find Crystal Monet Caudillo, missing since March 15. She's a 35-year-old Hispanic female and the community is concerned.

Austin celebrates Small Business Week with free training for entrepreneurs from April 29 to May 3, featuring sessions on finance, marketing, and more.