Williamson County EMS's 50th anniversary includes a community 5K and fun run on Nov. 8 to support the Children’s Advocacy Center, starting with packet pickups at 7:30 a.m.

Round Rock's Crisis Response Unit, within the Fire Department, marks its progress in aiding behavioral health crises, having responded to 1,715 calls last year and distributing naloxone kits for opioid overdoses.

Texas leads the U.S. in job growth, adding 195,600 nonfarm jobs in a year, with a total labor force of over 15 million people. Governor Abbott emphasizes Texas' business-friendly climate.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott distributed financial aid to families affected by Concho Valley floods, continuing state support after a fundraiser concert raised over $6 million.

A petition urges AISD to delay a school consolidation vote, with concerns about academic priorities and transparency. Parents struggle for clear information, while AISD navigates capacity disparities and pledges community engagement.

Austin's Economic Development Dept launches a free Nonprofit Fundamentals Week with courses on nonprofit skills, offering a certificate upon completion.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed September 15 to October 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month, honoring the Hispanic community's impact on the state's culture and history.

As Round Rock's bat season ends, the Mexican free-tailed bats at McNeil Bridge prepare for migration, providing ecological benefits by consuming pests.

The Williamson County Historical Commission's website won Best of Category at the NACIO Awards for its successful digital revamp, greatly increasing user engagement.

The 8th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair in Hays County showcased safety and community spirit with interactive exhibits, a chili cook-off, live music, and training for residents.

A Cedar Park resident won a $1 million Powerball prize, with the winning ticket purchased at an Austin 7-Eleven. The identity of the winner remains private.

Austin is hosting "Get to Know Your Commission" sessions to boost civic engagement, informing residents about advisory commissions and inviting them to apply for roles.

Austin becomes a FEMA-approved IPAWS Alerting Authority, enabling direct emergency information dissemination to residents across multiple platforms, ensuring public safety and preparedness.