The Round Rock 2030 Annual Report for 2023-2024, outlining the city's development progress and a new Housing Report, was presented at the latest City Council meeting.

Austin Bouldering Project plans to take over Crux Climbing Center's space, leading to Crux's public expression of heartbreak, while ABP cites expansion goals and Crux's lease decisions as factors.

TxDOT received praise at its symposium for innovative strategies to address homelessness, highlighting its Esperanza Community initiative and stressing strong partnerships for success.

A home builder has joined Bee Cave's lawsuit to stop a controversial warehouse project, with residents worried about noise, light pollution, and traffic safety.

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.

Activists and residents oppose the Mirasol Springs development in Dripping Springs, Texas, due to environmental concerns over water usage and impact on local ecosystems.

Austin Opera announced a $7.5 million headquarters, set to open in 2025, with facilities including a theater and studios to enhance its cultural presence.

Austin's new composting ordinance for multifamily residences aims to reduce waste and move towards the city's zero waste goal, affecting various living facilities and requiring convenient compost bin placement and weekly pickups.

The University of Texas at Austin is set to renovate the UT Tower, focusing on its exterior, set to last until 2027, while maintaining its operational status.

Williamson County has begun work on the East WilCo Highway to improve transportation. The project, funded by a 2023 road bond, will cost $64.4 million and is expected to be complete by summer 2027.

Officials and community members broke ground on the Old Settlers Park Buildout in Round Rock, launching upgrades including a new amphitheater and sports facilities.

The Empire Control Room & Garage, an Austin music venue, used city funds to secure its property, with plans for expansion aimed at enhancing customer and artist experiences.

Austin urges residents and small businesses to obtain flood insurance, highlighting a 25% policy discount and the risks of flooding outside high-risk zones.