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Travis County employee commutes lead to 40% increase in greenhouse gas emissions

Travis County's greenhouse gas emissions increased by 11% from 2022 to 2023, marking a step back from the county's goal to reach net-zero emissions internally by 2030, according to a new sustainability report.

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Williamson County recently installed a weather station to improve flood monitoring at River Ranch County Park. (Courtesy Williamson County)

Williamson County installs flood monitoring stations

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Published 9:35 AM | Apr 15, 2024 CDT

PCDC Executive Director Amy Madison announces retirement

Rendering of new modern city hall building

Updated 10:42 AM | Apr 16, 2024 CDT

Downtown East update: Preliminary plans unveiled for new recreation center

hutto city hall building with a hippo statue out front

Updated 4:55 PM | Apr 18, 2024 CDT

Update: What rate increases can Hutto water customers expect?

Published 5:54 PM | Apr 10, 2024 CDT

EPA's new limits on petrochemical plant pollution to impact Texas's Gulf Coast facilities

A women walks a horse into the Williamson County Expo Center

Updated 10:17 AM | Apr 5, 2024 CDT

Williamson County to rename expo center pavilion in Taylor

Published 2:13 PM | Apr 3, 2024 CDT

Travis County falls short of air quality standards, prompting health concerns

Hutto council members cut a ribbon in commemoration.

Published 11:40 AM | Apr 3, 2024 CDT

City of Hutto celebrates 5 years in City Hall building

Published 4:42 PM | Mar 27, 2024 CDT

Approved contract moves forward construction of new WilCo HQ

Published 4:22 PM | Mar 27, 2024 CDT

Travis County approves 100% property tax exemption for child care centers

Published 9:53 AM | Mar 27, 2024 CDT