Measles in Central Texas: Second case confirmed in Leander

Williamson County health officials have confirmed a second case of measles in Leander, this time in an unvaccinated adult.

Memorial Day: Central Texas events honor fallen service members

Communities across Central Texas honored fallen service members, including some from the Revolutionary War buried here, at various Memorial Day events.

Williamson County sues Ken Paxton over reporting rules
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Williamson and Fort Bend counties' District Attorneys have sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, challenging his new rules that demand extensive performance reports and access to case files, which they argue are unconstitutional and a costly overreach of power.

Williamson County and Fort Bend County sues Texas AG Ken Paxton over new reporting rules

Williamson and Fort Bend counties' District Attorneys have sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, challenging his new rules that demand extensive performance reports and access to case files, which they argue are unconstitutional and a costly overreach of power.

Liberty Hill memorial marks where APD Officer Tony Martin died

Austin police unveiled a new monument in Liberty Hill for Officer Tony Martin, who died almost three years ago in a traffic accident while returning home from work.

Measles in Texas: Leander child first case in Williamson County

Williamson County health officials have confirmed the county's first case of measles in a Leander school-aged child.

Rabid bat found in Cedar Park motel: police

A bat found at a Cedar Park motel has tested positive for rabies, according to police.

Georgetown HS student who got perfect SAT score graduates

Georgetown ISD's class of 2025 is getting ready to walk across the stage for their high school graduation.

Leander ISD student-teacher arrested for improper relationship with student

A Leander ISD student-teacher is facing a felony charge after the district learned she had had sex with a student, who was also her co-worker at a local grocery store.

Part of E. Old Settlers Blvd reopened after closure due to compromised power pole

A compromised power pole shut down part of E. Old Settlers Boulevard near Old Settlers Park, says the Round Rock Police Department. The road has since reopened.

Round Rock Juneteenth shooting: 4 more suspects arrested

Four more people have been arrested in connection to the deadly Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock last June.