The University of Texas at Austin held its 25th annual day of service in Dove Springs, where volunteers helped with beautification projects at six local schools.

A fake Halloween parade in Dublin, announced by MySpiritHalloween.com, lured thousands based on an AI-generated article. The site owner disputes claims of deceit, blaming a lack of editorial oversight.

An 18-year-old Texan, Nevaeh Crain, died due to a miscarriage and complications, highlighting the dangers of restrictive abortion laws on medical care.

The Austin Fire Department announces the graduation of its 138th cadet class on November 1, 2024, highlighting the ceremony's significance and the cadets' rigorous training.

The Texas DPS issued guidelines for Halloween safety, advising for visibility, sober driving, and the use of the Public Sex Offender Registry for safer celebrations.

Kylar Northcutt graduated from the ACC dental hygiene program with a cohort boasting remarkable outcomes, crediting a strong support system for her success.

Lyn Estabrook, leveraging her architecture background, now oversees strategic airport development in Austin, focusing on future trends, efficient construction, and airport master planning.

Tesla plans a 5.2 million square feet expansion of the Texas Gigafactory with completion by 2025, raising concerns among local residents about increased activity and disturbances.

Austin Resource Recovery to provide on-demand collection for bulk, brush, and HHW starting January 2025, with customers allowed three pickups annually via a new scheduling system.

Round Rock Police have initiated Operation Front Porch, allowing residents to have packages delivered to the station from Nov 11-Dec 20 to deter thefts.

Ron A. VanderRoest has been named the new colonel of Texas Game Wardens, leading the TPWD's law enforcement division with a focus on training, technology, and public safety.

Sergeant Corby Vinson shared his military experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq with the Voices of Veterans program, detailing his service and the impact of warfare.

Round Rock honors Samuel E. Loving, its first City Marshal, and the diverse Flats Neighborhood as Local Legends, recognizing their contributions to the city's history and identity.