Round Rock’s waste services provider Central Texas Refuse has been acquired by Republic Services, but staff and pickup schedules will remain unchanged, although new blue bins will replace old ones.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport experienced its busiest day on October 23, with 43,243 passengers, as officials work on expansion plans to accommodate growth.

Council Member Mackenzie Kelly aims to unify Austin City Hall colleagues on public safety and housing, balancing kindness with strategy despite differing political views.

Dolly Parton gifted a signed guitar to Austin drag performer Brigitte Bandit amidst Texas' anti-drag legislation battle.

Council Member Ryan Alter reflects on his first year in office, focusing on Austin's housing affordability, the Opportunity Unlocked program, and environmental concerns.

Belton, Texas has been designated a Music Friendly Texas Community by the Texas Music Office, recognizing its efforts to support the local music industry.

A shopper in an Austin H-E-B store won $34 million from a Lotto Texas ticket. The winner chose a lump-sum payout. Austin has had other big lottery winners recently.

The City of Austin is opening cold weather shelters to protect the homeless and vulnerable from freezing temperatures, with transport offered by CapMetro.

Mayor Craig Morgan of Round Rock has outlined city improvement plans, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life, including new fire stations and public transit expansion.

Texas liquor stores are seeing a 61-hour shutdown around New Year's Eve due to long-standing state laws, prompting a rush for Texans to buy spirits prior to the enforced dry spell.

The LCRA awarded $996,929 to 45 Texas community projects, with four major $50,000 grants aiding fire departments and libraries, as part of its continued investment in local development.

Round Rock Police increase patrols on New Year's weekend to prevent drunk driving, urging the use of sober drivers and public transit, and asking the community to report DUIs.

Round Rock reminds residents that using or possessing fireworks is illegal and punishable by fines up to $2,000, emphasizing a buffer zone extending into Williamson County and the risk of injury, especially to children.