Round Rock, Texas, has banned the sale and use of all fireworks within city limits, with possible fines up to $2,000, to ensure safety ahead of July 4th.

Austin breaks ground on Iris Gardens, an affordable housing complex affirming LGBTQIA2+ seniors, providing 150 units for low-income residents and 65 for permanent supportive housing.

Texas reminds residents of its fireworks regulations as the Fourth of July sale period starts. Use is banned in cities and a 5,000-foot boundary around them. Safety inspections and guidelines are in place.

San Marcos River will charge non-residents for parking starting July 1, aiming to fund park maintenance as non-residents do not contribute to property taxes.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office Civil Service Commission meeting is set for June 26, 2025, for routine administrative matters, potential actions on promotions, and ADA accommodations.

Protesters across the U.S. rally against American military involvement amid Israel-Iran tensions, with local demonstrators advocating to prioritize community funding over warfare.

Round Rock seeks resident input for a survey to enhance stormwater management and address local flooding through detailed models and infrastructure projects.

Round Rock's new Tool Depot, winning a neighborhood revitalization award, lets residents borrow tools, leading to a drop in environmental code violations.

Austin opens Industry SOMA, an affordable townhome community in South Austin, offering homes for families earning at or below 80% of the median income.

The City of Austin will close offices for Juneteenth but maintain essential services like utility payments and waste collection. Parks and pools remain open, while the Recycle Center closes. Outage and emergency services are accessible.

Bastrop post office is dedicated to Army veteran Sgt. Maj. Billy D. Waugh, a highly decorated serviceman, at a ceremony attended by his family and local community.

Abbey Seidensticker won the 2025 FiG Award for revitalizing Zilker Elementary's garden, impacting all 500 students and integrating nature into learning. She received a gift card, certificate, and the Golden Gnome trophy.

Shelby Orme, recognized as Austin's Net-Zero Hero, promotes sustainability through her work as an environmental advocate and sustainable wellness brand entrepreneur, integrating her LGBTQIA+ identity, especially during Pride Month.