A school bus from Bagdad Elementary in Leander ISD crashed, injuring 15 students and the driver; emergency crews responded, and investigations are ongoing.

Texas airports receive over $13.4 million for infrastructure improvements, including runway rehabilitation and weather systems, to enhance safety and operational capacity.

Cedar Park, Texas has received recognition from Governor Abbott for achieving all four "Friendly Texas" certifications, highlighting its dedication to fostering film, music, digital media, and tourism industries.

Williamson County recognized its Employees of the Year at a Commissioners Court meeting, awarding five individuals across various categories for their exceptional service and leadership.

Governor Abbott activates state emergency resources for Texas ahead of a tropical weather system expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the Gulf Coast.

Austin is facing high temperatures with chances of thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service, with heat indices around 106 degrees and intermittent relief in the evenings.

Round Rock Police Department offers a 12-week Citizens Police Academy starting September 2, 2025, for civilians to learn about law enforcement operations.

Texas Governor Abbott vows to call more special sessions if needed to resolve legislative stalemate and pass "Texas first agenda," despite Democrats leaving the state to block the process.

The AHFC announced a hearing for a $25 million bond proposal to fund the construction of low to moderate-income housing at Sycamores at Pleasant Valley in Austin.

Governor Abbott requests federal disaster aid for Uvalde County, Texas, after severe July floods, to support community rebuilding and infrastructure repair.

A shooting at an Austin Target parking lot resulted in three deaths, including a four-year-old. Suspect Ethan Nieneker was charged with capital and felony murder.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott hosts small business summits to support growth, with the next in Big Lake featuring sessions and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.

The new Williamson County Administration Building, featuring local limestone, is set to be completed by summer 2026 and aims to serve the community for the next 100 years.