Governor Greg Abbott ceremonially signed two anti-human trafficking bills, aiming to toughen penalties and prevent parole for traffickers of children and the disabled in Texas.

Texas legislators passed new youth camp safety laws following tragic flooding, with Governor Abbott ready to sign the bill, focusing on preventing future tragedies.

Hairy Man Road in Round Rock will be closed overnight from Aug 25 to 26 for bridge panel installation related to the Wyoming Springs extension project, with detours provided.

Williamson County celebrated the contributions of 34 student volunteers in the JP3 Teen Court program, which handled 44 cases. Scholarships were awarded to outstanding participants.

Governor Greg Abbott designated Kaufman as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognizing its potential for media production and economic benefits for the state.

Austin's on-demand HHW collection program allows residents to easily dispose of hazardous waste, promoting eco-friendly cleaning and environmental responsibility.

The Round Rock Police warns of increased rental scams, with false ads leading to fraudulent payments for non-existent properties, urging verification steps.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chance of showers and thunderstorms for Austin, with the temperature reaching highs in the mid-90s, potentially offering relief from the Texas heat.

Omar Galvan-Ochoa received a life sentence for murdering Aliaksandr Bushtser, with a team effort leading to his conviction after an extensive investigation.

Texas Governor Abbott announced $1.1 million in grants for vocational training in South Texas, aimed at preparing students for in-demand jobs like nursing and welding.

Viva introduces a new nonstop flight route from Austin to Mexico City, operating thrice weekly starting November 20, 2025, offering convenient connections for tourism and trade.

Austin Public Health celebrates National Breastfeeding Month with the theme "Forward Together," focusing on creating sustainable support systems for breastfeeding families in the community.

High demand for ESL spots in Round Rock's Fall 2025 session, with limited places left. Alternative ESL providers suggested. Successful registrants will be notified about in-person registration. New Business English course introduced.