Austin, Texas, enforces new parking rules starting June 1 after a 3-month warning period, with fines for violations such as blocking bike lanes, EV stations, or during events.

Austin's utility services are giving away eco-friendly items and emergency prep guides to promote sustainability and preparedness among residents on June 4-5 at local events.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department announces closing dates for swim team registrations and encourages families to enroll their children. Swim lessons are also available for all skill levels until July 25, 2025.

The Arnold Outhouse, a historic 3-holed outhouse in Rusk County, Texas, now at a museum, stands as a symbol of past sanitation practices and has been preserved due to local efforts.

Round Rock Public Library launches "Library on the Go," bringing resources to local parks for easy access and summer reading, with library card sign-ups and material check-outs available.

Williamson County Tax Offices will close on June 19 for Juneteenth, urging residents to handle tax matters before the holiday commemorating the end of U.S. slavery.

Round Rock is seeking residents for city boards and commissions, with a July 1st, 2025, application deadline. Applicants must be residents and voters to be considered for roles shaping local governance.

A fox in Wimberley tested positive for rabies; officials urge caution without direct human contact reported. Prior incidents in the area increase concern.

A severe storm in Central Texas led to Austin Wildlife Rescue admitting a record 160 animals in one day, needing assistance and donations for care and facility repairs.

Austin's City Council has approved plans to transform the North Lamar and South Congress Transit Centers into equitable, walkable communities with affordable housing, prioritizing transit-oriented development and community input.

16-year-old Jalina Adams grows trees on her balcony in Austin as part of her Youth Forest Council Internship, collaborating with local organizations and receiving guidance from TreeFolks.

The Round Rock Public Library will host a Local Author Meet and Greet on June 21st, featuring nine authors, including children's authors after Family Storytime.

The Zilker Eagle Mini Train in Austin has closed due to vandalism, with significant track damage causing a temporary shutdown and repair costs in the thousands.