Williamson County Joins "Two Lights for Tomorrow" to Honor American Revolution Anniversary at Georgetown Courthouse
Williamson County joins the "Two Lights for Tomorrow" on April 18 to honor the American Revolution. Local residents will commemorate with lights and reflect on history, as the 250th anniversary approaches.
Austin Celebrates Watershed Gains: 25% Flood Insurance Discount, Aquifer Recharge Project, and Enhanced Flood Response Systems
Austin's Watershed Protection Department's 2024 report highlights flood management achievements, including erosion control, water quality improvements, and a 25% flood insurance discount.
Austin Neighbors Rattled by Home Explosion in District 6, Council Member Krista Laine Addresses Aftermath and Support Efforts
A home explosion in Austin's District 6 damaged several properties and hospitalized three people. The cause is unclear, but there was no gas service connection. Council member Laine vows to review policies in response to the incident.
Austin Police Launch Homicide Probe after Man Found Deceased on North Lamar Boulevard
Austin Police started a homicide investigation after a man was found with severe trauma on North Lamar Blvd; he later died. This is the city's 14th homicide case of the year. Witnesses are being asked to come forward.
Community Rallies to Save Dobie Middle School in Northeast Austin Amid Closure Fears
Dobie Middle School in Austin faces potential closure or management change due to failing grades from the Texas Education Agency. Community members are rallying to save the school, emphasizing its importance to the Rundberg area.
Texas Lawmakers Stand Firm on Abortion Laws Despite Pleas for Exceptions in Severe Fetal Cases
Texas Republican lawmakers refuse to change abortion laws related to lethal fetal abnormalities despite pleas and personal stories. Existing bans remain, with no exceptions for severe fetal defects, pushing some women to seek care outside the state.












