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The city of Georgetown and the Texas Department of Public Safety offered tips on how to stay safe as temperatures rise in Central Texas.

Georgetown, DPS offers safety tips as temperatures rise in May

By Anna Maness

During the week of May 12, some cities in Central Texas—including Austin—saw triple-digit temperatures.

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