Leander News

A north Austin family is now without a home this Fourth of July holiday. It happened at a mobile home located at 8105 Research.

The Manor Expressway , now projected to cost more than $623 million, received a $31.6 million loan from the State Infrastructure Bank last week.

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Leander police today identified two people who were killed in one-vehicles crashes on Thursday and Saturday.

It can't be easy serving on the Capital Metro board - or any volunteer board of directors, for that matter.

The Leander Police Department is working the scene of an accident that has turned fatal.

As residents of Cedar Park and Leander look forward to July 4, city leaders have been busy making sure attendees enjoy the celebration.

Kerry Tate compares her bout with breast cancer to sniffling her way through a bad head cold.

The Williamson County Habitat for Humanity is trying to replace more than $3,000 in tools stolen over the last few days.

A fatal motorcycle accident occurred just after 8 a.m. Saturday in Leander. A man and a woman were killed when their 2006 Suzuki motorcycle took a sharp curve too quickly.

Police identify collision victim Austin police have identified a woman who was killed Friday evening when the motorcycle she was riding hit the back of a GMC pickup on U.S. 290 East near Springdale Road.

Two motorcyclists are dead after an early morning accident Saturday in Leander. According to the Travis County Sheriffa s Office a man and a woman were killed around 8:45a.m. after an accident in the 11700 block of Lime Creek near Comalina Drive.

It's been more than a month since voters cast their ballots to elect Williamson County city officials.

Capital Metro plans to close Block House Drive and Old Brushy Creek Road to allow work crews to maintain a section of nearby rail.

Neighbors tried their best to fight it, but now that the money has rolled in, a water pipeline project will move forward.

It's all fun and games at most Austin Independent School District schools as the year comes to an end, but there's nothing fun about a recent study that could impact schools in coming years.

Austin based Valence Technologies and the city of Leander are forming what could be a partnership that would benefit Central Texas, and, according to Leander Director of Economic Development Kirk Clennan, Central Texans.

A new ordinance means you may have to have an energy audit conducted on your house before you can sell it.

An Austin based battery maker not only wants to generate power, it also wants to create up to 4 thousand new jobs in the metro area.

Valence Technologies, Inc., a leading U.S.-based manufacturer and supplier of lithium battery technology, today announced it has chosen Leander as the site for its new $585 million manufacturing facility.