Gabriel C. Pérez
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KUT
"The people of Austin deserve to be safe and feel safe," the mayor said in announcing DPS troopers would be helping out Austin police.
Rachel Osier Lindley
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KERA
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Senate Republicans have decided to focus on bills that target gender-affirming care for minors, drag performances, and school books that talk about gender and sexuality. -
From a block party to the red carpet and live music, the weekend will be packed.
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Mexico’s president said Tuesday the fire started after some migrants set mattresses on fire inside the facility.
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DPS troopers will focus on violent and traffic-related crimes. The length of the partnership and exactly how many troopers will help out is yet to be determined.
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The city is adding pay stations to two more lots to help ease condition. The price to park is also going up in May.
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The annual Allergy Capitals report from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranked Austin low on its list of challenging cities for allergy sufferers. Can that really be right?
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The city is updating its downtown master plan for the first time since 2014. It wants to know what residents envision for the district.
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Saturday’s rally took place in Waco, the city where a deadly standoff between federal agents and a religious, anti-government cult took place 30 years ago.
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- Los síndicos del ISD de Austin quieren un superintendente transparente, digno de confianza que esté comprometido a largo plazo
- No importa el costo: Austin quiere enterrar las líneas eléctricas
- A los miembros del Consejo les gusta la idea de enterrar las líneas eléctricas. ¿A Austin Energy? No tanto.
- Austin's light-rail plans have shrunk. Here are 5 new options.
- Austin may hire a chiropterologist. That's a fancy word for a bat scientist.
- That was some lightning storm in Austin during SXSW, huh?
- San Marcos effectively decriminalized small amounts of pot, but Prop A advocates want a formal policy
- The pandemic drove experienced nurses from the field. Austin experts are looking for solutions.