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Government sources and advocates for the children worry the goal is to concentrate them in Texas, where abortion is banned.
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The state’s environmental regulator has issued multiple environmental violations, and the lawsuit states the company has failed to fix the problems. -
Three Democrats want to bring new ideas to the role of Lieutenant Governor of Texas. But no matter who wins March’s Democratic primary, they’ll face an uphill battle running against incumbent Republican Dan Patrick in November. -
Southeast Travis County will elect a new leader for the first time in decades. Here’s who’s running.KUT News asked each Travis County Precinct 4 Commissioner about their personal background, why they are running and what their top priority in office would be. Here’s what we learned. -
An uptick in student-led protests within the school district has led to scrutiny from Texas officials. -
The Austin United PAC hoped its petition would give voters the chance to approve or deny the Austin Convention Center expansion project, but the city denied it due to a lack of valid signatures. A Travis County judge sided with the city. -
For the past three years, Early Era Collective has presented the dance/hip hop/spoken word show Say That Again for Black History Month, and this year's version will be the biggest one yet. -
Experts said conventions bring people to a city during the week, which boosts tourism and generates sales tax revenue for the city. But others don't believe a convention center is the only option for spaces to host those events. -
The lawsuit, the fifth against the camp, alleges that failures by camp leadership led to the death of 8-year-old Cecilia Steward, who remains missing more than seven months after the flood.
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