Georgetown remains seventh fastest growing city in U.S. two years in a row
Georgetown boasted a growth rate of 7.2% from July 1, 2018, to July 1 of 2019, resulting in a population estimate of 79,604.
Georgetown boasted a growth rate of 7.2% from July 1, 2018, to July 1 of 2019, resulting in a population estimate of 79,604.
Pflugerville police asking for public's help in investigating shooting death of 20-year-old
Police say Kristopher Muldrew was shot and killed at the Autumn Ranch at Swenson Farms apartments Tuesday night.
Police say Kristopher Muldrew was shot and killed at the Autumn Ranch at Swenson Farms apartments Tuesday night.
Williamson County commissioners terminate local disaster declaration, approve reopening plan
The court also approved a plan to ramp up in-person access to Williamson County offices.
The court also approved a plan to ramp up in-person access to Williamson County offices.
Austin Public Health expands COVID-19 testing, updated system sees 240% increase in testing
According to the city, separate state data shows that APH and health partners have achieved a per-capita rate of 15.3 tests per 1,000 people across Central Texas, with 2,595 positive cases and a cumulative positive rate of 11.3%.
According to the city, separate state data shows that APH and health partners have achieved a per-capita rate of 15.3 tests per 1,000 people across Central Texas, with 2,595 positive cases and a cumulative positive rate of 11.3%.
Round Rock suspect in custody, police searching for possible second suspect
Officers are searching for a suspect near the intersection of Woodland Lane and Meandering Way are asking those in the area to stay indoors.
Officers are searching for a suspect near the intersection of Woodland Lane and Meandering Way are asking those in the area to stay indoors.
COVID-19 hits Williamson County EMS as demand for tests increases
On Tuesday, Williamson County reported the 20th death from COVID-19.
On Tuesday, Williamson County reported the 20th death from COVID-19.
Williamson County prepares to open courtrooms
Each judge and their personnel have been working on processes and protocols to successfully reopen their courts.
Each judge and their personnel have been working on processes and protocols to successfully reopen their courts.
Round Rock ISD holds one of the first in-person graduation ceremonies in Central Texas
While it certainly looked different, the graduates got their diplomas, walked across the stage, and took pictures, documenting a graduation day unlike any other.
While it certainly looked different, the graduates got their diplomas, walked across the stage, and took pictures, documenting a graduation day unlike any other.
WCSO: Man shot in deputy-involved shooting in Liberty Hill
The preliminary investigation shows the suspect attacked a detective, choking and biting him, while he was trying to serve a warrant.
The preliminary investigation shows the suspect attacked a detective, choking and biting him, while he was trying to serve a warrant.
WCSO looking for owner of 3-foot lizard found north of Liberty Hill
Have you lost a pet lizard near Liberty Hill? WCSO wants to talk to you.
Have you lost a pet lizard near Liberty Hill? WCSO wants to talk to you.
Williamson County offering free COVID-19 tests for asymptomatic residents
To get tested, residents need to fill out a survey on the Williamson County website.
To get tested, residents need to fill out a survey on the Williamson County website.
City of Georgetown to reopen some lobbies, parks on May 18
According to the city, the openings will be in accordance with the orders from the governor's office, as well as the city's ability to provide "essential safety measures and enforce occupancy requirements."
According to the city, the openings will be in accordance with the orders from the governor's office, as well as the city's ability to provide "essential safety measures and enforce occupancy requirements."
Crash in Jarrell involving multiple 18 wheelers
The crash happened just before 2 a.m. at Mile Marker 271.
The crash happened just before 2 a.m. at Mile Marker 271.
Round Rock nurse reacts to Thunderbird flyover salute
More than a dozen people stood waiting at the top of a Round Rock garage, all trying to catch that first glimpse of what’s to come.
More than a dozen people stood waiting at the top of a Round Rock garage, all trying to catch that first glimpse of what’s to come.
Williamson County starts non-symptomatic COVID-19 testing
According to the county, Family Emergency Room is conducting the COVID-19 tests by appointment and free of charge at its facilities in both Cedar Park and Round Rock.
According to the county, Family Emergency Room is conducting the COVID-19 tests by appointment and free of charge at its facilities in both Cedar Park and Round Rock.
No firm plan for mass nursing home testing in Texas
Nationwide, the Associated Press says 26,000 COVID-19 deaths have come from nursing homes, a third of all cases in the U.S.
Nationwide, the Associated Press says 26,000 COVID-19 deaths have come from nursing homes, a third of all cases in the U.S.
Outreach program connects you to seniors in Williamson County
The cards are disinfected before being handed out and provide a welcome escape from the seclusion done to prevent exposure to COVID-19.
The cards are disinfected before being handed out and provide a welcome escape from the seclusion done to prevent exposure to COVID-19.
Police: Man assaults HEB cashier over meat limit purchasing
According to police, at approximately 7:30 a.m. on May 10, a male subject assaulted an HEB cashier by throwing individually packaged steaks and a bag of lettuce at a cashier.
According to police, at approximately 7:30 a.m. on May 10, a male subject assaulted an HEB cashier by throwing individually packaged steaks and a bag of lettuce at a cashier.
National Guard led COVID-19 testing site opens in Taylor
Williamson County currently has over 350 COVID-19 cases.
Williamson County currently has over 350 COVID-19 cases.
Williamson County strike team leader describes recent deployment
Jarosek said she was at the center only to deliver new safety orders, but everything changed when the manager told her a resident had tested positive for COVID-19.
Jarosek said she was at the center only to deliver new safety orders, but everything changed when the manager told her a resident had tested positive for COVID-19.