After a year and a half break, the Texas Legislature returned to session. Here are five things of note that happened on the first day, and one thing to look forward to tomorrow. 1. The…continue reading
Discussion to enact a burn ban for Williamson County was put on hold during the Jan. 10 commissioners court meeting. At the first meeting of 2017, commissioners decided to postpone further discussion on a countywide burn until…continue reading
Austin-area residents will soon get the chance to “come on down” with a live show of “The Price is Right” on March 9. The H-E-B Center at Cedar Park will host “The Price is Right…continue reading
Regional elected officials approved dedicating $2 million in state funds to the city of Round Rock to begin a study of transportation options along an abandoned rail corridor segment that runs through the city. The…continue reading
Capital Metro’s board of directors has pushed back a vote on the Connections 2025 service plan changes to give members more time to analyze the financial ramifications of eliminating bus service and exploring innovative transit…continue reading
After issuing a statement in September that she planned to retire Jan. 10 due to health issues and parenting responsibilities, Rep. Dawnna Dukes, D-Pflugerville has changed her mind. Dukes confirmed via email to The Texas…continue reading
Six area cities are expected to be represented at the Regional Mayor Forum on Wednesday. The 11:30 a.m. event, sponsored by the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce, will be held at the East Williamson County…continue reading
The Round Rock Chamber has five priorities for the new year, discussed with membership during a monthly meeting in December. Top goals include: • Generate eight economic development project wins The post Round Rock Chamber…continue reading
The leader of the Texas Senate, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, announced he will seek reelection as Lieutenant Governor in 2018 at a press conference Monday morning at the Republican Party of Texas’ headquarters. Patrick said…continue reading
Today, the state’s chief financial officer announced the 85th Legislature will have roughly $105 billion to use in the coming two years, down $2.86 billion from the previous biennium. Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar…continue reading
