Austin delays municipal operations due to cold weather, advising residents of icy conditions, service delays, and shelter availability. Residents should check for updates on utilities and travel.

A fire damaged 20 units of an apartment complex in Bee Cave, displacing 45 residents. One firefighter was injured; icy conditions hampered the response. Donations are being sought for the affected residents.

Williamson County delays county offices' opening and Commissioners Court meeting due to icy conditions from Winter Storm Fern; advises caution for travelers.

Target bought 10½ acres on U.S. 290 and plans a 145,000‑sq‑ft store at 13550 West U.S. 290 that will anchor a new shopping center in rapidly growing Dripping Springs.

The article describes the hazardous icy road conditions in Central and North Texas following a winter storm, with main roads only partially clear and secondary roads still dangerous. Residents are advised to stay home due to the risks of black ice.

Austin favorite Amy’s Ice Creams opens in Hutto next Wednesday with free scoops during a 3–7 p.m. grand opening. The shop will serve Mexican Vanilla and rotating flavors.

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.

Scheels will open a 240,000‑sq‑ft Cedar Park store in fall 2026 and is recruiting roughly 500 workers. The destination will include a Ferris wheel, aquarium and dozens of specialty shops.

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.

A chimney malfunction sparked a fire in northwest Austin, displacing 12 people and adding stress to emergency crews already handling numerous accidents due to icy conditions. Firefighters urged caution with heating and navigating treacherous roads.

Abbott expanded Texas prohibited technologies list and named the Texas Cyber Command to lead further threat reviews.