The Texas Department of Transportation is planning to widen a stretch of US 290 to improve traffic flow and safety, a project that may displace residents and structures.

The Waters Lakeside luxury condo project at Horseshoe Bay Resort has sold all 60 units, generating $65 million in revenue, despite market changes. The first residents move in March 2024.

Round Rock, Texas, approves Amazon's expansion plans for a new warehouse and possibly a data center, expected to create jobs and economic growth in the area.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's $164 million expansion, including a new 40-gate Concourse B and a Connector, was outlined by Lyn Estabrook, detailing phases and features for the future Barbara Jordan Terminal.

Hutto, Texas has begun constructing a road essential for the Hutto Megasite, expecting to enhance local economy and attract major companies. The $16 million project is to be completed in August.

Austin is planning its first All Abilities Playground in Onion Creek Metropolitan Park, inviting community feedback to ensure inclusive play for children of all abilities.

The Austin Tourism Commission is scrutinizing short-term rental platforms, with City Council expected to regulate the market, amid residents' concerns over unlicensed rentals and loss of hotel tax revenue.

The Austin Police Department will move its monthly report to an online dashboard for greater transparency, as part of the city's Open Policing Data Release initiative.

Kyle, TX, is poised to adopt a new master plan for development through 2030 amidst rapid growth, while a resident was sentenced for child sexual assault.

Austin is expected to have a strong but uncertain economy in 2024 amid global pressures and potential inflation, with predictions of a modest GDP reduction and rising unemployment into 2025.

Austin's housing blueprint is underperforming, with only 17.41% of the affordable unit goal reached, and disparities persist in housing availability based on income levels.

The DOJ has sued Texas over SB 4, alleging it oversteps into federal immigration authority, while Texas lawmakers advance in streamlining U.S.-Mexico bridge projects.

The CR 258 extension in Williamson County has opened, enhancing local transport and providing better access to Liberty Hill ISD's future schools. The $5.8 million project was completed in partnership with stakeholders.