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After years of deferrals and litigation, new state mandates for public school performance are finally catching up to Austin ...
Austin’s Homeless Strategy Office is proposing a funding package totaling just under $101 million for homelessness response ...
Some Judges’ Hill neighbors are spooked about a proposed redevelopment near 15th and Lamar and very near a geologic feature implicated in several landslides along Shoal Creek in recent years. But so ...
Austin Energy set new peak demand records for both summer and winter, according to a new report from the utility’s departing General Manager, Bob Kahn. Kahn released the utility’s FY2024 annual report ...
City leaders have renewed hope for federal funds for local projects in the 2026 congressional budget
An array of local projects that lost millions of dollars in federal funding in March may secure a second chance in the next ...
A bundle of subtle planning changes around two Capital Metro park-and-rides in North and South Austin may lay the groundwork ...
A Travis County adult is isolating after testing positive for measles, Austin Public Health officials announced Friday. It is ...
The City of Austin released its annual State of the Environment Report on Earth Day, providing an update on Austin’s air and ...
The Office of Police Oversight received more than 1,500 public contacts in 2023, forwarding 578 complaints to the Austin Police Department and recommending 215 for investigation, according to the ...
City Council will consider a substantial expansion of the city’s artificial intelligence oversight, incorporating detailed ...
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expected to remain in a near-perpetual state of construction for the next several ...
Andrea Gore, a professor of pharmacology and toxicology at UT Austin, knew from a young age that she wanted to be a scientist ...
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