Skincare space Glo30 opened its latest location in North Austin earlier this month.

What to know: Community members can find facials, botox, wrinkle relaxers, filler and more.

Interested individuals can sign up for one of the business’s various memberships where they can look forward to additional services added to facials such as peels, light therapy, microdermabrasion, GLO Sha, high frequency and facial cupping.

The business was founded by Dr. Arleen K. Lamba and operates over 35 locations across Texas, Arizona, Florida and additional U.S. states.

• 3310 W. Braker Lane, Ste. 400, Austin

Officials approved an economic development deal for a new Apple TV series starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, the first local production to receive city support since Austin's media incentive program was revised this year.

The details: The $150,000 award for the duo's "Brothers" series comes under the city's updated Creative Content Incentive Program that has supported multiple media productions since 2014. The new Apple series had started filming in March before a "creative reset," according to the city, and shooting resumed in October.

The "Brothers" production will involve estimated 320 cast and crew, resulting in more than $6 million in eligible pay and an estimated $9 million spent on other expenses throughout the area.

Recently-approved changes to the city's creative content incentives mandate better pay and benefits for production crew members and other new requirements. The revised program is already drawing interest from multiple productions.

Texans now have a new database to track the results of local bond propositions and tax rate elections, or TREs, in their communities and across the state.

The details: Texas’ Local Government Bond, Tax, and Project Transparency Database was unveiled after state lawmakers passed House Bill 103 this spring. The new law requires the comptroller to compile information about all bonds, tax rate elections and maintenance tax rate changes proposed by local governments in an election, including:

• Ballot language for all tax-related proposals
• How each tax measure would impact the local tax rate or debt service
• The difference between the adopted tax rate and voter-approval tax rate, if applicable
• The entity’s tax rate for the prior year and the tax rate following the election
• A list of projects funded by each tax measure
• The results of each election, including votes for and against a measure