PEGATRON Corporation plans to open its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Georgetown, Texas, investing $35 million with a goal to create 100 jobs within three years.

Stuart Reilly is appointed General Manager of Austin Energy, bringing over 18 years of experience and having previously served as COO and interim leader.

Two West Texas children, Cindy and Edward Casas-Mejia, were found after an AMBER Alert was issued for their abduction. Details on their recovery and suspect Magali Sanchez Mejia's status are not disclosed.

Gunshots at the Austin Central Library injured one and led to an arrest. The incident, isolated without an active shooter, caused temporary panic and raised safety concerns.

Williamson County opened the Friendship Pavilion at the Expo Center West Arena, a new facility named after a submerged historical community, to support agriculture and livestock events.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny weather and pleasant temperatures for Austin, including highs in the 70s and 80s and mild evenings.

Kyle Hawkins is appointed to the Texas Supreme Court by Governor Abbott; he will serve until 2026, bringing experience from public service and private practice.

AG Ken Paxton investigates a PAC and Foundation Communities for alleged unlawful fundraising tied to Austin's Prop Q, scrutinizing conflicts of interest and tax rate influence.

The National Weather Service forecasts an 80% chance of precipitation in Austin, with showers and possible thunderstorms, and severe weather potential. The weekend promises clearer skies with sunny days ahead.

The Round Rock City Council has passed ordinances to revamp downtown zoning laws, aiming for a mix-use, walkable area while preserving historic charm. This includes rezoning, new building guidelines, and protection for historical properties.

Governor Abbott reappoints five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council to guide industrialized housing and building standards in Texas until 2027.

Round Rock City Council approves contract to replace 1,200 automated water meters to improve read rates and reduce manual readings, promising minimal disruption to residents.

Governor Greg Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe weather, urging preparedness and vigilance among residents for potential storms, hail, tornadoes, and flash flooding.