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Public opinion remains bitterly divided on the issue, but an imminent Supreme Court decision could overturn or dramatically undercut Roe v. Wade.
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Health officials say wait times in hospitals are "very long" as COVID-19 transmission continues in the community.
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A lot happened in Austin this year. Protests. Elections. A winter storm. A vaccine rollout. The return of concerts and events, like ACL Fest. Here are the photos that tell the story of 2021.
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- Distrito escolar de Pflugerville cierra las escuelas el viernes y el lunes por falta de personal
- Austin sigue en la fase 5 de precauciones por COVID-19, autoridades locales advierten que los hospitales están 'sobresaturados'
- Austin activó este viernes los refugios contra el frío y los centros de calentamiento ante persistencia del frente frío
- Texas dice que problemas en la cadena de suministro han limitado el número de formularios de registro de votantes que puede repartir
- Funcionarios electorales de Texas culpan a la nueva ley de voto por el aumento de los rechazos a solicitudes de voto por correo
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