Austin faces high temperatures nearing 100 degrees with intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms, heat indices reaching above 100, and slight relief in the evenings.

The Round Rock Public Library partners with the ALA for Library Card Sign-up Month, promoting its resources and hosting a guessing game to encourage community engagement.

Round Rock city offices will close for Labor Day, but trash and recycling services will operate as usual; online services for utility payments and fines are available.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs bills to protect against foreign adversaries, prohibiting certain real property acquisitions and establishing transnational repression as a crime.

Austin ISD won't display the Ten Commandments in schools, adhering to a judge's ruling blocking Texas Senate Bill 10, amid ongoing legal challenges to its constitutionality.

Austin announced the winners of the 2025 Circular Austin Showcase, with Heartening and Frontier Resource Recovery being the top awardees for innovative waste-reduction business ideas.

Texas Governor Abbott changes the special legislative session's focus, prioritizing law enforcement privacy and election procedural clarity, amid debates on police transparency and voting integrity.

Austin has moved to Conservation Stage water restrictions due to improved Highland Lakes levels after recent flooding, emphasizing ongoing water conservation efforts.

Governor Abbott reminds Texans of the September 4 DUA application deadline for those affected by July 4th storms, highlighting the importance of financial aid for recovery.

A motorcyclist died in a collision in Del Valle Sunday night, with APD investigating the incident at Pearce Lane and Alomar Cove, per KVUE and CBS Austin reports.

Texas Democrats face financial repercussions from a two-week quorum break made to block a redistricting bill, with fines totaling $9,354.25 issued by the House Administration Committee.

Deputies and bystanders in Texas rescued a person from a burning car after a two-vehicle crash, with the sheriff's office highlighting the need for more fire extinguishers in patrol vehicles.

Austin Police Department introduces electric patrol cars, starting a pilot to test performance and cost-efficiency, with potential for fleet expansion by 2027.