Austin Current
Austin wants to save the local businesses that give the city its soul. Here’s its plan.
Some neighborhoods have become ‘cookie-cutter and generic.’ Austin wants more local businesses to thrive in those prime locations. A new initiative may help them get there.
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3mAISD candidate Cynthia Soliz drops out of runoff, citing district’s financial crisis
District 9 candidate Cynthia Soliz was set to face off in a Dec. 12 runoff election against Pamela Mathai.
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7mAfter Huffines’ defeat, Austin ISD halts cooperation with state investigation
Huffines fired back Monday, accusing Austin ISD of attempting to avoid scrutiny of its spending and vowing to continue the investigation without district cooperation.
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7mAustin ISD turns to teacher residents as it races to certify educators
More than 60% of residents stay in the district, helping Austin ISD build its teacher workforce
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11mTexas Dems vowed seismic education change. Here’s how schools could change for millions of students
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6m‘Political punching bag’: After years of conflict, Austin sees an opening with new Democratic leaders
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