While areas of the Hill Country received upwards of two and a half inches of rain, there is still much of the state under "exceptional" drought conditions.

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Austin City Council is set to vote Thursday on an expanded wildfire risk map that some local industry groups have opposed due to cost increases.

After 10 inches of rain overnight, a few Clarksville-Montgomery County subdivisions and homes are underwater, State of Emergency declared by mayors.