TxDOT is seeking public feedback on its proposed $101.6 billion, 10-year transportation plan aimed at addressing the needs of a growing Texas population.

A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle in north Austin. Despite CPR efforts by Austin-Travis County EMS, the victim died at the scene. Details on the crash and the driver's status remain unclear.

Liberty Hill is setting up a new community museum, previously a classroom, under the guidance of historical preservation representative Margaret Woodruff.

Austin is set to experience high temperatures in the 90s with heat indices over 100, light winds, and minimal relief from a low chance of rain and thunderstorms.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty in Waco to not updating his address and lacking required immigration papers. Sentenced to time served, his charges were part of the Operation Take Back America initiative.

Aeroméxico increases Austin-Mexico City flights to two daily from June 26 to August 18, offering travelers 14 weekly flights with the spacious E190 jet.

Austin Police arrested Agustin Guillen for a fatal collision on North Mopac Expressway, where a vehicle hit motorcyclist Shawn Oveisi, who later died.

Williamson County offices will close on July 4 for Independence Day, reopening on July 8, but the Commissioners Court will not meet until July 15. The animal shelter will remain open on July 4.

TxDOT design coordinator Nicholas Martin, who is passionate about dance, formed the Tyler Country Dancing group to celebrate diverse Texas dance styles and foster community.

ARR provides composting tips for eco-friendly outdoor cooking and picnics in Austin, advising on which items to compost and how to set up waste stations.

Downtown Round Rock is set to transform with The Depot Townhomes and Monarch on Main Townhomes, aligning with the city's 2030 plan for 1,000 new housing units near Main Street.

Texas allocates $1.2 million to Multisystemic Therapy in Williamson County to help troubled youths aged 12-17 with behavioral issues by providing in-community support.

Austin's 48th July 4th Concert & Fireworks by the Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by H-E-B, features music, food vendors, and fireworks. The free event at Auditorium Shores starts at 4:30 p.m., with fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Road closures begin at 7 p.m.