S&P Global reaffirms Round Rock's AAA bond rating, highlighting its strong management and economic growth, leading to savings in interest rates on new bond issuances for city projects.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has begun a $241 million expansion to address increased passenger traffic, expected to complete in 2026 with new security, ticketing, and baggage systems.

The Texas Department of Transportation is developing a Statewide Multimodal Transit Plan to enhance public transit, based on feedback from multiple counties.

Austin's Planning Commission rejected a proposal for new EV charging stations in East Austin, citing conflict with walkability and urban development goals. The decision may be appealed to the City Council.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport begins expansion to improve security and baggage handling, aiming to complete by 2026 and pursuing sustainability certification.

A vehicle hit a power pole on South Lamar Boulevard, causing road closures and power outages. Austin Energy and local officials worked on repairs and traffic management.

Austin has initiated a "left-turn calming" pilot at 16 intersections to improve pedestrian safety by installing rubber speed cushions and posts, due to high crash data showing pedestrian injuries.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is planning a major expansion—including a new concourse and at least 20 gates—to manage increased passenger traffic, with an estimated completion as early as 2030.

Austin plans to approve a $23 million contract for a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge over Lady Bird Lake, aiming to improve mobility and ease congestion near the Longhorn Dam. Construction is expected to start in 2023 and finish in 2026.

A new 'wishbone' pedestrian bridge, funded by a $4 million federal grant and other sources, is planned for Lady Bird Lake in Austin, aiming to enhance safety and aesthetics.

Texas Governor Abbott supports the construction of two new power plants to enhance Texas' energy grid and meet growing demand, emphasizing job creation and energy security.

Williamson County revises East Wilco Highway plans, adding a four-way stop and changing lane designs for safety. The updates, costing $4 million, are part of a $160.5 million project funded by a 2023 road bond.

Austin's Vision Zero is piloting safety measures at intersections to reduce accidents involving left-turning vehicles and pedestrians, influenced by data showing a significant number of incidents and injuries over the past five years.