Donations pay off student lunch debt at 30 school campuses in Central Texas

When the fundraiser started, a mother-daughter duo focused on paying off students' balances at Hutto elementary schools, but, now that so many people chipped in to help, they have since paid off 30 schools' meal balances in five different districts. 

Class Act: Round Rock ISD puts Stop the Bleed kits in classrooms

Each classroom in Round Rock ISD's 53 schools will have a kit along with Stop the Bleed stations throughout each campus.

Former Round Rock HS teacher charged with felony, sexual contact with student

In part, a warrant for former Round Rock High School teacher Randi Renee Chaverria stated, "as an employee of a public school (Round Rock ISD) engage[d] in sexual contact or deviate sexual intercourse with...a person who is enrolled in a public secondary school at which the employee works." 

WCSO searches for “bank jugging" suspect targeting victims in Central Texas

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office is looking for a suspect they say following his victims from a bank in New Braunfels to a used car dealership in Jarrell where he broke into their car, stole their money and slashed their tire.

Georgetown ISD bus driver charged with online solicitation of a minor

According to court documents, Malley and the 14-year-old met on a computer website promoted as a place for gay and bisexual men to hook up.

Police identify three killed in Round Rock crash

The victims were identified as 20-year-old Vincent Price, 58-year-old Christa Weger, and 19-year-old Julie Weger. 

Three killed in overnight crash in Round Rock

Round Rock police are investigating an overnight wreck that left three people dead.

Round Rock Police find missing 68-year-old woman

A Round Rock senior is missing after walking out of a hospital, according to police. 

Council postpones automatic aid agreement between Travis, Williamson counties

The Austin Fire Department is looking to add Williamson County to an automatic aid agreement for the sake of citizens' lives. This also applies to emergency medical care. 

New Texas law allows law enforcement animals to retire with their handlers

Last month, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office retired K9 Axel, a seven-and-a-half-year veteran with the sheriff’s department.