Austin Moves To Stage 4 + Travis DA Clears Lance Armstrong’s Son

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Have a nice Wednesday folks from North Austin-Pflugerville! Your host (and editor) Meagan Falcon, here.

Here is everything you need to know to start this day.

First the weather today:

Rain in the morning. High: 87 Low: 72.

More detailed forecast:

Isolated showers and storms are expected for Wednesday. Some severe storms will be the main risks with great hail and noxious winds. The Austin Metro can expect about 1-1.5 inches of rain.

The high temperatures will slowly decrease this week while the low temperatures will remain constant. For more weather updates, visit www.weather.gov/ewx.

Here are the top stories in North Austin-Pflugerville today:

1. As hospital stays continue to decline, Austin-Travis County Officials have that go to level 4 in its COVID-19 guideline on Tuesday. (Austin patch)
2. Travis District Attorney José Garza has opposed a sexual assault crimegive Submitted earlier this year against the son of former cyclist Lance Armstrong. (North Austin-Pflugerville Patch)
3. Bastrop volleyball fell a crucial game to Pflugerville. (Austin American-Statesman, Subscribers Exclusive.)
4. Texas court orders the release of over 200 migrants jailed in Governor Abbott’s Border Security crackdown. Here’s what you need to know. (KXAN.com)
5. Do not go ACL hard? This is the way to go Escape the crowds in Austin. (austin360)
6. Austins Lawsuit against the Land Development Act returns to court in November. (Community Impact Newspaper)

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Today in North Austin-Pflugerville:

• NAMI “Let’s Talk” Parent / Guardian Webinar on Teenage Mental Health (School Calendar). (6 p.m.)

North Austin-Pflugerville Patch Notebook

• Pflugerville fire department: “Every October, the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation sponsors the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, the official national tribute to the firefighters who died on duty last year.” (Facebook)
• Pflugerville ISD: “Look at these photos from the Weiss versus Hendrickson game on September 24, 2021! The Wolves won 38-21.” (Facebook)
• Pflugerville, TX Town Hall: “Our electricity billing office will be closed on Thursday, September 30th from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. We will call back all calls and chats as soon as possible after reopening.” (Facebook)
• Pflugerville pets live: “Meet the adoptable dog Bruce! We’re not saying Bruce is Batman, but the two have never been seen in the same room together. Like Bruce Wayne, this quiet boy loves to keep small circles and needs some time to get acquainted with strangers.” to make. “(Facebook)
• Pflugerville Pregnancy Resource Center: “We’re out of size 6 diapers! One of the ways you can support the families we care for is with diaper assistance. Shop on our Amazon registry to make shipping and delivery easier.” (Facebook)
• Pflugerville High School: “The US Naval Academy will host an information forum in Austin on Saturday, October 9th at 1:00 pm at the University of Texas. The event is open to all high school students in the region and their families. Details: http: // ow. ly / 4yzI30rVmIk “(Facebook)

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Meagan falcon

Meagan covers local news for Patch in downtown Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander and Pflugerville.