🌱 Man Charged With Murder Was In Local Crash + Round Rock Real Estate

Hi all! I'm here with your Wednesday edition of the Round Rock Daily, full of all the local information you need to know right now. I'll get right to it.

First, today's weather:

Partly sunny. High: 92 Low: 75.

Here are the top three stories today in Round Rock:

1. Daniel Gutierrez, 22, was charged with murder for allegedly killing a man after shooting him multiple times at an apartment complex in the 3100 block of Shoreline Drive in Travis County on May 25. Law enforcement found he was involved in a crash in Round Rock in April 2021 and identified Gutierrez using his social media. (KXAN)
2. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), from 2020 to 2030 employment in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) occupations will increase by 10.5 percent, while non-STEM jobs will only increase by 7.5 percent. BLS also reported that those employed in STEM jobs get paid more, with a median annual wage of $95,420 compared to $40,120 for non-STEM occupations. The Austin Chamber partnered with local school districts, including Round Rock ISD, to create the Chamber's Talent Ambassador program. The program helps students explore careers, including careers in STEM fields, by connecting employers with schools and colleges. (Business Facilities)
3. Looking for new real estate in the Round Rock area? Patch and Redfin have you covered! Check out the latest homes for sale in your area. (Round Rock Patch)

Today in Round Rock:

• Coffee With A Cop At Round Rock Whataburger (7:00 AM)
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection At Deepwood Recycling Center (3:00 PM)
• Planning And Zoning Commission Meeting At City Council Chambers (6:00 PM)
• Music On Main At Prete Main Street Plaza (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• American Library Association published a new book that features Round Rock Public Library's entrepreneurship initiative, Biz.ability, on page 195! Click here to learn more. (Facebook)
• For Hepatitis Awareness Month, Williamson County and Cities Health District remind us that hepatitis B and hepatitis C can damage your liver and even lead to liver cancer if left untreated. Click here to learn more about prevention, testing, and treatment. (Facebook)

Alrighty, you're all good for today. I'll see you around!

— Rose Mendez

About me: Rose Mendez is a freelance writer. She is studying English Literature at Hunter College. She loves reading, walking around the city, and coffee!