Luxe League Wellness, a new medical spa offering aesthetic and wellness services, is now serving Pflugerville and the surrounding areas.

What they offer: The locally owned business provides services including IV hydration therapy, vitamin injections, weight loss support, neurotoxin treatments and microneedling, according to company information.

Luxe League Wellness offers a concierge-style approach to provide personalized care to clients.

The Pflugerville Police Department is utilizing more technology to police the community, Williamson County officials are reevaluating voting procedures following the March primary election, and a data center company is in talks with the city of Hutto regarding a wastewater agreement. Check out four recent government updates from around the Pflugerville and Hutto area that you may have missed.

1. Pflugerville police detail crime data, AI use and response times: The Pflugerville Police Department is increasingly relying on technology, regional partnerships and community engagement to keep pace with the city’s growth, according to a presentation delivered to City Council.

Police Chief Willie Richards, appointed in October, along with department staff presented updated data, key initiatives and future priorities, pointing to increased activity and evolving policing tools.

The world's largest semiconductor plant could be coming to Austin after billionaire Elon Musk announced the project at a March 21 livestreamed event in downtown Austin.

Terafab—a joint venture between Tesla, SpaceX and xAI—would be "the largest chip manufacturing facility ever," producing a combined compute capacity of 1 terawatt annually, according to a post by Tesla on X.

The big picture: The advanced technology fab would enable Musk's companies to escalate their production efforts, he said. Musk said current global semiconductor production meets only a fraction of the energy and compute demands his companies anticipate.

The facility would generate 100-200 gigawatts of chips for Optimus humanoid robots along with terawatts of chips for solar-powered AI satellites, according to Tesla information.

A closer look: In a post on X, Musk said Terafab could be 100 million square feet. Several potential sites are under consideration for the facility, he said.

Tesla opened its new 10 million-square-foot headquarters—Giga Texas—in southeast Travis County in 2021.

In the nine months until Texas’ 90th legislative session begins in January, state lawmakers are expected to hold information-gathering hearings on hundreds of topics that will lay the groundwork for next year’s policymaking.

During a March 27 legislative summit in New Braunfels, four longtime lawmakers shared some of their top priorities for next year.

What they're saying: The legislators said they were focused on furthering some projects from previous legislative cycles, including water preservation initiatives and a new education savings account program.

More details: They said they also intend to study data center operations and how the large facilities impact local water supplies, noting that the legislature will work with local officials to determine how much data center regulation should happen locally and when the state should step in. 

“Does the state need to be involved? Yes,” Rep. Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi, said. “Does local government need to have a say? Yes. But we’ve also got to remember, so does the private taxpayer. So we need to get a combination of all three.”