Williamson County has scheduled public sessions to discuss its Justice Complex Project, inviting residents to share input and interact with project planners.

Austin's weather this week includes sunny days, potential showers, and cooler nights, with a high of 84°F and a low of 54°F. Winds will shift and gusts may increase. A 30% chance of rain is expected Friday.

Milkmade, a mother-and-daughter ice cream trailer, will open in January in the Michi Ramen parking lot on North Lamar, serving rotating small-batch flavors and vegan options.

Governor Abbott ordered TWC and HHSC to probe potential misuse of child‑care dollars and tighten oversight. Agencies must file progress and final reports in late January and February.

A fire at the Quail Creek clock tower Monday was extinguished; part of Rutland Drive was closed while investigators examined the scene.

Simply Super Indian Cuisine & Bar opened in late December at Round Rock Crossing, offering classic Indian snacks, curries and lassis.

A second Chipotle is planned for Leander’s Crystal Falls pad, with filings showing a 2,385‑sq‑ft build‑out slated for May–October and an estimated $1.2M cost.

Kyoka Sushi filed for a 6,000‑sq‑ft location at 19037 I‑35 in Kyle; construction is slated to start Jan. 19 and finish by mid‑May. The menu will include AYCE sushi and hibachi.

A Dec. 31 arrest warrant names Francisco Javier Pantoja-Ahumada in the Sept. shooting at a Montopolis mobile home. APD says the suspect remains at large and is seeking tips.

Austin is close to developing John Trevino Park, with plans to request funds from HUD for amenities such as a pavilion and trails while ensuring the protection of cultural heritage.

The Texas Longhorns narrowly defeated Ole Miss 67-64, maintaining their unbeaten record. Despite a strong Ole Miss comeback in the fourth quarter, crucial plays by Jordan Lee and the team's defense helped secure the win.

Two men were fatally shot in a home near Round Rock; a juvenile is in custody following a SWAT intervention. The incident, involving residence members, is under investigation.

After more than a year of litigation, Bee Cave reached a settlement that will sell the West Austin Business Park to CesiumAstro, ban warehouse uses and limit truck traffic. Developers will also pay the city $500,000.