CapMetro offering free rides all day on Election Day

CapMetro has provided a list online of polling locations matched with transit options to help riders find which route will best help them vote.

Cedar Park man arrested for aggravated assault in San Marcos

Callers reported that four men were kicked out of Mayloo's due to their level of intoxication, and one became upset and brandished a gun at the door staff.

Williamson County pushing free flu shot campaign during pandemic

Williamson County is focused on preventing the flu by offering free shots, and so far this week they’ve already given out 500.

Williamson County seeing more people visit from other areas

Ever since Williamson County reopened, the bars the area has seen a lot more foot traffic from the bigger cities in the state.

Williamson County deputies get tactical gear, equipment back

The equipment is staying with the sheriffs department after commissioners heard from several people urging them to reconsidered a decision they made in July.

Williamson County Brown Santa program now accepting applications

The Williamson County Brown Santa Program is now accepting applications from families in need of assistance this holiday season. 

Leander police looking for two burglary suspects

The Leander Police Department is asking the public for help identifying two suspects who were involved in burglaries on October 25.

Family of Javier Ambler suing Williamson County

The federal lawsuit alleges Sheriff Robert Chody encouraged his officers to engage in dangerous behavior because it "made for more entertaining television" on Live PD.

One injured in Taylor house fire

The injured resident was treated for smoke inhalation and transferred to Ascension Seton Williamson County Hospital.

Atmos Energy to flare natural gas in Leander Oct. 26-30

From approximately 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. from Oct. 26-30, crews will flare natural gas west of Ronald Reagan Boulevard just south of the South Fork San Gabriel River.

Veterans march in Round Rock to raise awareness about suicide rates

Active duty and veteran servicemen and women marched the streets in Round Rock on Saturday to raise awareness for the suicide rates among service members. 

Law enforcement agencies to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 24, the Drug Enforcement Administration is providing the public the opportunity to safely dispose of potentially dangerous expired, unused, or unwanted prescription drugs.