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Austin adopts new homeless strategy plan, but leaders aren't sure of the cost
Austin city leaders approve a new two-year strategic plan to combat homelessness by increasing shelter beds, enhancing supportive services, and partnering with community organizations to provide…
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7mSaving Muny could come at a cost as Austin weighs changes to UT land deal
Scientists fear damage to sensitive land as Austin races toward a November vote on a deal that would preserve the golf course.
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4mAs a school takeover looms, Austin ISD hears warnings from Houstonians
Some state leaders call on Houston ISD’s school takeover to be the blueprint to turnaround struggling schools. Other Texans urge troubled districts to avoid Houston’s fate.
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6mPlans to turn Parmer Lane into highway draw pushback from City Hall, advocates
Austin City Council will consider a resolution urging transportation planners to prioritize public transit and other transportation options over more car lanes.
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3mTravis County breaks first-day early voting turnout record for every midterm election this century
About 4.3% of the county’s 952,713 registered voters cast a ballot Monday, compared to just 2.8% on the first day of early voting in the 2022 midterm election.
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7mWebb PTA asks TEA to investigate disputed petition to close school
Hundreds of Burnet and Webb parents signed petitions to close their children’s schools to avoid a district takeover, but some parents say they were pressured.