Williamson County Public Affairs won three NACIO Awards of Excellence for their website, Quality of Life Campaign, and crisis response during a winter storm, with recognition for effective communication strategies.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates Texas leading the U.S. in job growth, with the state adding 232,500 nonfarm jobs in a year, attributing success to pro-business policies.

Austin and the Downtown Austin Alliance form a task force to address homelessness, aiming to reduce it and support those affected through a coalition of local and state agencies and nonprofits.

AISD apologizes for online enrollment glitches causing confusion among parents before the new school year, assuring that all students have a place in school.

Texas introduces a new design for driver licenses and ID cards to enhance security and prevent identity theft, featuring a black star and using a more secure material.

Williamson County reminds residents of the Disaster Recovery Center's closing and honors its 2025 Employees of the Year. County offices will also close on September 1 for Labor Day.

Texas reports a record high in employment numbers, with more Texans working than ever before and exceeding the national job growth rate. Governor Abbott announces workforce initiatives.

Round Rock Public Library is hosting its 4th annual Paint Your Pet Art Show, accepting submissions of pet portraits on canvas or paper until September 15. The event also includes an online art show.

Cedar Park, Texas has received recognition from Governor Abbott for achieving all four "Friendly Texas" certifications, highlighting its dedication to fostering film, music, digital media, and tourism industries.

Williamson County recognized its Employees of the Year at a Commissioners Court meeting, awarding five individuals across various categories for their exceptional service and leadership.

The AHFC announced a hearing for a $25 million bond proposal to fund the construction of low to moderate-income housing at Sycamores at Pleasant Valley in Austin.

Governor Abbott requests federal disaster aid for Uvalde County, Texas, after severe July floods, to support community rebuilding and infrastructure repair.

The new Williamson County Administration Building, featuring local limestone, is set to be completed by summer 2026 and aims to serve the community for the next 100 years.