GovernmentSan Marcos - Buda - KyleKyle City Council to receive update on $294M road bond, hold public hearing regarding downtown master plan and more Dec. 6December 2, 2022
GovernmentCentral AustinMail your gifts by Dec. 24: Here are the holiday hours for the U.S. Postal Service and state officesDecember 1, 2022
GovernmentCedar ParkCedar Park, Georgetown fire officials recommend safety precautions when heating homesDecember 1, 2022
GovernmentPflugerville - HuttoPflugerville officials talk possible uses for ARPA fundsDecember 1, 2022
GovernmentSan Marcos - Buda - KyleCity of San Marcos hosts inaugural space heater donation drive as winter weather loomsDecember 1, 2022
GovernmentCentral AustinEnergy officials say Texas’ power grid will withstand increased demand this winterNovember 30, 2022
GovernmentSan Marcos - Buda - KyleEarly voting begins for Kyle City Council runoff election between Amanda Stark, Bear HeiserNovember 28, 2022
GovernmentCentral AustinGet to know Bryan Daniel, chair of the Texas Workforce CommissionNovember 24, 2022
GovernmentCedar ParkWilliamson County Commissioners Court approves boundary changes for school district land swapNovember 21, 2022
GovernmentSan Marcos - Buda - KyleBuda welcomes new Assistant City Manager Wendy L. SmithNovember 29, 2022
GovernmentPflugerville - HuttoPflugerville officials to consider programming for Downtown East recreation centerNovember 28, 2022
GovernmentLake Travis - WestlakeBee Cave police building progresses, Old Bee Cave School House moving to Brown PropertyNovember 23, 2022
GovernmentCedar ParkWilliamson County Commissioners Court approves land right-of-way purchaseNovember 22, 2022
GovernmentSan Marcos - Buda - KyleHays County commissioners approve long-awaited public defender's office contractNovember 22, 2022
GovernmentGeorgetownWilliamson County, city of Georgetown to commission mural celebrating 175th anniversaryNovember 18, 2022
GovernmentLake Travis - WestlakePlan for future of Zilker Park unveiled for public comment November 18, 2022
GovernmentCentral AustinRoughly 3.5 million Texans may be eligible for $391 each in pandemic food benefitsNovember 17, 2022
