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Pflugerville water and wastewater users will see an increase on their monthly bills beginning in November. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)

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Pflugerville water, wastewater rates to increase

By Manny Holguin

Another update is the catastrophic leak credit policy, which allows customers to request a bill adjustment.

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Travis County Judge Andy Brown announced the next round of funding Oct. 7 for the countywide affordable child care initiative Raising Travis County. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

Published 12:00 AM | Oct 9, 2025 CDT

Travis County affordable child care expansion reaches $55 million

water tower that says Manvel

Published 5:47 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Manvel reviews portions of comprehensive, major thoroughfare plan draft

City officials are still determining how to spend $500,000 to help Rail District businesses. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

Published 5:08 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Frisco looks to invest $500,000 into Rail District businesses

A report on drought conditions and local water management plans was shared by CTWC Executive Director Shannon Hamilton on Oct. 6. (Community Impact Staff)

Published 4:56 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Lake Travis water levels sink following July flooding; drought continues

City Controller Chris Hollins (left) warns council about the city's deficit spending during an Oct. 8 city council meeting. (Sarah Brager/Community Impact)

Published 4:07 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Houston council members propose same property tax rate as last 2 years after discussing potential increase

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Published 4:01 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Friendswood City Council hears presentation for 20-year comprehensive plan

Voters cast their ballot at McKinney's John and Judy Gay Library during an election held May 3, 2025.

Published 4:00 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

McKinney council reviews current electioneering regulations

Adrian Shelley, director of the Texas Office at Public Citizen, calls for enhanced enforcement measures during a Texas Commission on Environmental Quality meeting Oct. 8. (Courtesy TCEQ)

Published 3:54 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Bastrop County residents discuss Darling Ingredients ‘foul odors’ with TCEQ