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The city of Round Rock opened segments 2 and 3 of Kenney Fort Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

6 trending Central Texas stories: Transportation updates, new Georgetown businesses, data center

By Chloe Young

From new roadway openings to a $5 billion data center coming to Bastrop Country, here are six trending stories you might have missed from Dec. 9-13.

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The Travis County burn ban expires Dec. 10. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Burn ban lifted in Travis County, local ...
Travis County leaders approved funding Dec. 10 for a climate resiliency pilot program. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
Travis County officials approve funding to bolster 'grassroots' emergency communication efforts
Austin Energy headquarteres
Austin Energy 10-year plan calls to reduce power demand, add generation on path to carbon-free
Austin's cold weather shelters will be open the night of Dec. 10 (Community Impact Staff)
Cold weather shelters to open in Austin on Dec. 10 amid colder temperatures
The Texas Department of Transportation broke ground on its I-35 Capital Express Central project Oct. 30, signaling the next decade of construction along I-35 through Austin. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
6 trending Central Texas stories: Lane closures, Georgetown construction, Culver’s relocation
HOME project
Austin's first multiunit HOME projects hit the market; reporting on policy impacts delayed
From left: Chief of Austin-Travis County EMS Robert Luckritz, U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett, Travis County Judge Andy Brown, Travis County Medical Examiner Dr. Keith Pinckard and Interim CommUnity Care CEO Dr. Nicholas Yagoda announced a decline in accidental opioid deaths during the first part of 2024. (Courtesy Travis County)
'Turning a corner': Travis County sees first decline in opioid overdoses in 3 years
Hays County Historic Courthouse
Proposed youth sports complex, conference center project sees movement in Hays County
Boston City Council hearing
Austin leaders promote HOME policy, recent land-use reforms to Boston City Council
Austin website homepage
Austin to invest $5.5M in city website makeover
Jesús Aguirre
Jesús Aguirre named Austin's next parks director