Dr. Molly Beth Malcolm, Executive Vice Chancellor of ACC, is retiring after 12 years of service. A celebration at ACC Highland Campus is scheduled for August 19, before her final day on August 31.

The City of Taylor has imposed Stage 3 water restrictions due to pump failures at Lake Granger, which limit non-essential water use and prescribe specific irrigation times.

Austin and Travis County leaders are preparing to vote on a regional food plan aimed at addressing food insecurity, with a focus on issues like preserving farmland and ensuring fair wages for food workers, amidst budgetary constraints.

Austin Community College is waiving fees for TSI and ESOL assessments until August 31 to help prospective students apply for fall classes without financial barriers.

Austin's search for a new police chief is down to two candidates: Lisa Davis from Cincinnati and Jeffrey Clark from Milwaukee. A decision awaits city council approval.

Austin officials conduct "Stop the Bleed" training for bar staff in the LGBTQ community for mass-casualty incident preparedness ahead of Austin Pride.

Texas DPS officers won top awards at a USEOW competition for their public safety presentations, including traffic, Move Over Law, and Fentanyl Awareness PSAs.

Austin-Travis County EMS embeds a time capsule in Station One's walls during renovations, to be opened on its 75th anniversary. The capsule contains items showcasing the department’s history.

Austin's HSEM is hosting an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up on July 17 at Yarborough Branch Library to educate residents and distribute emergency kits to the first 25 attendees.

Williamson County invites residents to the “20-Miler Challenge” at River Ranch County Park, where participants run, walk, or hike 20 miles between July 22 and November 30, 2024, for a chance to win a Parks Pass and join the "20-Miler Club."

The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum held a free public birthday event in honor of its namesake, featuring family activities, a new exhibit on Texan lowrider culture, and a commitment to educational opportunities.

The Austin Fire Department celebrated the graduation of 34 cadets from its Pass the Torch program, which prepares participants for firefighter service.

First United Methodist Church of Austin invites people to join their summer choir with flexible commitments, ideal for new and busy singers, for its July-August Sunday services.