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Austin ISD’s bid to avoid state takeover rejected by Texas Education Agency
TEA on Thursday denied the district’s request to approve an 1882 partner to run its three chronically failing schools that would have put a pause on the campuses' accountability ratings.
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8mWith a CapMetro strike on the table, workers say better training would improve bus service
CapMetro bus drivers and mechanics in Austin are on the verge of a strike, citing poor training, low wages, and safety concerns under the management of contractor Keolis.
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12mAustin ISD charged thousands for public records as critics warn fees limit access
The district charged requestors over $172,000 in total between June 2025 and June 2026, according to a log of invoices obtained by Austin Current.
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9mAustin’s proposed $6.6B budget would raise taxes, cut services after Prop Q defeat
Austin City Council will begin weeks of difficult budget decisions as a new proposal calls for tax increases and cuts to some city-funded programs.
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9mAustin leaders now seek stronger environmental safeguards for Dog’s Head
Austin council members reconsider key parts of Dog’s Head as residents demand stronger environmental protections.
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6mNew Travis County Commissioner George Morales shares his vision for improving Travis County's Precinct 4
George Morales discusses roads, budgets, and how he plans to lead Travis County's Precinct 4 after Margaret Gómez, building on her legacy.