Heavy equipment is grading the 57‑acre Junction at 1460 at FM 1460 and Westinghouse, where Market at 1460 will anchor the commercial corner. The PUD allows hundreds of homes behind the retail.

Round Rock planners recommended a rewrite of the 110.54‑acre Kenney Fort PUD, swapping a downtown 'Main Street' concept for a trail‑focused layout and limiting larger warehouse uses.

Police arrested a 26-year-old former roommate and charged him with first-degree murder in the July 12, 2024 Grayledge Drive death of Edgar Granados. Investigators cite digital records and an affidavit in the case.

State House Republicans launched a 'Sharia Free Texas' caucus in Austin, echoing a federal effort and drawing swift criticism from civil‑rights groups. The move follows heightened security concerns in the state.

Antone’s and Waterloo Greenway revive the Austin Blues Festival April 25–26 at Moody Amphitheater with Parliament Funkadelic, Jimmie Vaughan and brass bands.

Muggy Sunday with spotty morning showers; a stronger storm threat arrives late Tuesday into Wednesday with gusty winds and locally heavy rain.

Plans filed show Mackey’s Pizza will convert a 915‑sq‑ft former yoga studio at 719 US‑183 into a small pizzeria; construction is slated for April–June.

St. David's South Austin started construction on a new four-story tower that's part of a roughly $180M expansion to add operating rooms, rehab space and inpatient beds.

Permits and leasing listings suggest Hao Hao is planning a Shops at Arbor Trails location on West William Cannon, reviving the brand in Austin after the South Austin closure.

LCRA projection scenarios show Highland Lakes could swing this spring — wet weather might refill Buchanan by July while drier paths push Central Texas toward Stage 1 curbs.

ATX Tower’s owner will outfit turnkey spec suites in its office floors to speed leasing and attract smaller firms to downtown amid elevated vacancy.

A Travis County special grand jury declined to indict Officer Joshua Jackson in the May 17, 2025 shooting that killed Danny Lee Palomino; investigations and internal reviews continue.

San Antonio is weighing a fall pilot of battery-powered carriages as it phases out horse-drawn rides by Jan. 1, 2030, a move that pits animal welfare advocates against drivers and owners. City staff and council members are debating costs, permits and transition aid.