Cedar Park mayor, councilmember file criminal complaint against former CPPD detective in Greg Kelley case

Van Arsdale says in a Facebook post that he and Guevara filed a complaint last night concerning Dailey possibly committing aggravated perjury, a third-degree felony, during a 2017 habeas hearing.

2020 Main Street Car Show canceled in Taylor

Taylor's Main Street Car Show, the largest public event in the City, is traditionally held in historic downtown Taylor on the last Saturday of October.

COVID-19 changes Leander ISD graduation plans again

Under the plan, parents, not school administrators, will give out diplomas and turn tassels.

Two arrested after Cedar Park police recover hundreds of stolen items

Cedar Park police say that a local burglary victim came to them on June 30 and told them he had found his stolen tools on LetGo, an app that allows users to buy and sell with other users.

Georgetown updates mask order to require face coverings in public

The city says its order will stay in place until Williamson County reports a positive test rate of seven percent or lower over a two-week average.

103-year-old Georgetown man makes world record qualifying tandem skydiving jump

If the record is made official, Baschke would beat the current record holder, Verdun Hayes, who made his jump in May 2017 in the United Kingdom when he was 101 years and 38 days.

Man killed in Williamson County plane crash identified

Westbound FM 1431 was shutdown at southbound IH-35 frontage road while the investigation was being conducted. It has since reopened. 

Search for missing man in Round Rock

Christopher Thomas Branham was last seen on June 23 at the Red Roof Inn. 

Three Georgetown Fire Department employees test positive for COVID-19

The firefighters all work in three different city facilities and wore personal protective equipment when interacting directly with the public.

Officials in Round Rock cancel planned 4th of July events

Residents who purchased a ticket for the Pool Party will be issued a credit or refund in the coming weeks.

Protecting the vote takes on new meaning with COVID-19

The COVID 19 voting protocol in Travis and Williamson counties goes beyond social distancing the machines used to cast a ballot.

City of Taylor cancels 4th of July events, prohibits large gatherings

Mayor Brandt Rydell will issue an executive order canceling several upcoming events in the city, including the planned Independence Day vehicle parade and fireworks display.