18-wheeler hits bridge in Georgetown: police

An 18-wheeler hit a bridge on I-35 in Georgetown. There were no injuries reported.

Taylor Pride says mayor rejected annual pride proclamation

During the first week of Pride Month, Taylor Pride said the mayor denied its pride proclamation. Tensions regarding pride are nothing new in Taylor.

June 2025 marks ten years since Hutto police officer was killed

A Hutto police sergeant is still remembered 10 years after his tragic death while on duty. His widow honors his legacy with a foundation to support first responders and military members in need.

World War II pilot from Georgetown finally accounted for

A Georgetown pilot who was killed in a plane crash in Burma during World War II has finally been accounted for.

Stranded owl helped by Williamson County Sheriff's Office

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office helps a stranded owl and one of its deputies is helping with the owl's rehab.

Round Rock nears completion of dam project to prevent flooding

The city of Round Rock says it is nearing the completion of a major dam project in order to prevent flooding in areas like West Round Rock.

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.