Beto O'Rourke's group donated over $1 million to support Texas Democrats during a redistricting battle, leading to legal action by Attorney General Ken Paxton, who seeks to revoke the group's charter and penalize O'Rourke.

Governor Abbott has appointed Amy Wren as the District Attorney for the 159th Judicial District in Angelina County, Texas, with a term extending until December 31, 2026.

Austin faces a week of intense heat with temperatures reaching into the triple digits, minimal nighttime relief, and slight chances of showers and thunderstorms.

The Round Rock City Council approved an $831,222 engineering contract for the Deepwood Drive extension to improve local traffic flow and connectivity.

Williamson County reminds residents of the Disaster Recovery Center's closing and honors its 2025 Employees of the Year. County offices will also close on September 1 for Labor Day.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office Civil Service Commission will meet on August 20, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, including electing a new Vice Chair.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has called a second special session to address 19 items, including flood relief and education reform, after House Democrats' absence hindered legislation.

Texas reports a record high in employment numbers, with more Texans working than ever before and exceeding the national job growth rate. Governor Abbott announces workforce initiatives.

Round Rock City Council approves the purchase of land for a new fire station to improve public safety in northeast neighborhoods, with construction planned to be complete by 2027.

Ex-high school coach admitted to attempting to entice a minor online and now faces 10 years to life in prison.

Texas Governor Abbott announced a $3.6 million grant to Austin Community College from the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund for a new semiconductor lab and welding program.

Round Rock City Council proposed a higher property tax rate to fund public safety positions and bond projects, potentially increasing monthly costs for homeowners. Public hearings on the rate are upcoming.

The Austin City Council approved a $6.3 billion budget for FY 2025-2026, focusing on public safety, parks, homelessness, and infrastructure, with a proposed property tax rate election.