Austin Residents Invited to Shape Future of Congress Avenue as Proposed Pedestrian Plaza Awaits Public Feedback
Austin seeks public input on Congress Avenue's transformation into a pedestrian plaza, with a focus on the stretch from Cesar Chavez to 11th Street as part of the CAUDI project.
Over 4,600 Texans File Complaints After Early Morning Blue Alert Disrupts Sleep, Spotlights Manhunt for Suspect in Police Chief Shooting
Texans complained to the FCC about a Blue Alert issued before 6 a.m. for a suspect accused of shooting a police chief; the early alert raised concerns over timing protocols.
Round Rock Public Library Wins 2024 Texas Book Festival Grant to Expand Large Print Collection for Visually Impaired Patrons
The Round Rock Public Library receives the 2024 Texas Book Festival Grant to enhance its Large Print collection for patrons with visual impairments as part of its Library At Home program.
Caldwell County Amends Disaster Declaration, Shifts Focus from Health Risks to Resource Strain Amid Immigration Increase
Caldwell County updated its disaster declaration to remove language implying immigrants pose a health risk, instead focusing on the impact of immigration on local resources.
Williamson County Courts South Korean Tech Giant with Tax Incentives, Eyes Economic Growth and Student Opportunities
Williamson County approved a 10-year tax abatement for Soulbrain—Samsung’s supplier planning a local phosphoric acid plant—to boost the economy and provide internships to students.












