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The Round Rock Fire Department's Crisis Response Unit has been actively helping those affected by Winter Storm Fern, providing crisis support and emergency assistance.
Big Top Candy Shop opens a new location in Hyde Park, Austin, with offerings like international candies and soda floats, and plans for future additions like soft serve.
Williamson County delays county offices' opening and Commissioners Court meeting due to icy conditions from Winter Storm Fern; advises caution for travelers.
Texas store manager Faris Hussain saved a homeless woman, Bobbi, from freezing temperatures and dismisses being called a hero, stressing regular support for community members.
Texas led the nation in job growth in 2025, with Governor Abbott citing a commitment to free enterprise and hard work as key factors in the state's economic success.
Williamson County reminds property owners to pay 2025 taxes by January 31st, listing payment options and advising early mailing due to potential postal delays.
Austin police responded to over 1,000 calls due to a winter storm, with road hazards and collisions prevalent, and shelters operational for those affected by the cold.
Round Rock Public Library closes early due to inclement weather, adjusting operations for the safety of patrons and staff, with digital resources still available.
ACC’s spring headcount rose more than 7% to roughly 40,800 students, driven by double-digit gains in workforce and health programs and a doubling of free-tuition participation.
Copperas Cove’s new senior center on Walker Place is nearly finished and will be run by HCCAA under a five-year lease. The council also approved budget tweaks and delayed animal-policy changes.
Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back the Blue" Award at a law enforcement banquet, acknowledging his support for Texas officers and his commitment to public safety.
A viral photo in Jarrell that seemed to show a teacher with a student was labeled AI by the district; officials say they are investigating. Parents are urged not to share the image.
Austin opens cold weather shelters for the homeless as temperatures drop into the high 20s, with free transportation to the registration site and lodging, including for families and pets.
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