Two women
Arbor Nail Bar opens with a soft opening Aug. 5 at Arbor Walk
Round Rock ISD is asking for feedback on its usage plan for $31.2 million in ESSER III grant funding. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
Round Rock ISD seeking community input for federal funds usage
Living room furniture
Modern furniture store Joybird to host grand opening on Aug. 22
Building behind trees reads 'Texas Department of State Health Services'
Texas health department accepting grant applications to expand access to health care
Drone view of the rooftop of a building with a giant guitar painted across it.
Domain Northside to host free concert by The Wrecks on Sept. 30
Five people behind a dias
Williamson County sheriff asks county for double approved pay hike
Project Connect light rail plans remain in development. (Courtesy Capital Metro)
Project Connect planners reviewing 'hard choices' for light rail rollout amid rising costs
Bob Popinski is the senior director of policy for Raise Your Hand Texas. (Courtesy Raise Your Hand Texas)
Q&A: Bob Popinski, Raise Your Hand Texas senior director of policy, discusses Senate Bill 3
Photo of Gabriela Bucio
Gabriela Bucio eyes new horizons & Central Health faces an audit
exterior of city hall building
Austin continues steps toward opening trauma recovery center
The Round Rock ISD board of trustees on Aug. 2 called both a special and regular election for November. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
Round Rock ISD board calls elections for Nov. 8
Side view of a building and driveway
Valor Public Schools changes name to Valor Education
Five people sitting behind a dias
Williamson County commissioners do not advance resolution directing LCRA to speed up drought plan
The bond dollars would be leveraged to build up to 1,000 homes that would be reserved for members of the district's 5,600 strong teaching staff. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin ISD gauges community interest ahead of potential teacher housing bond
Fruits and vegetables on shelves in a grocery store.
Texas extends emergency SNAP benefits through August
The Public Safety Commission discusses the lawsuit settlement agreement during an Aug. 1 meeting. (Christopher Green/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lawsuit against Austin alleging mishandling of sexual assault cases nears end of settlement
Austin City Council members moved the $1.18 million program forward this spring. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
City program could start sending $1K monthly checks to 135 Austin-area families in September
Council will decide on whether to fund the program's return in August. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin officials consider rebooting police license plate reader program
Man and woman walking with young children in their arms
Summer selfie spot at Domain Northside now open through Labor Day