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The Texas House Public Education Committee was scheduled to meet on Tuesday to take up two high priority bills which would address school funding and the creation of a school voucher plan. But the meeting was canceled late Monday night.
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McDaniels talks about the television show he created that documented the golden age of hip-hop.
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Once complete, the bridge will connect the city's most popular trail at a long-overlooked corner of the lake. A nearby pedestrian tunnel under Pleasant Valley Road is already tunneled through.
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The Williamson County Commissioners Court has appointed Steven Snell to serve as county judge. His appointment comes a little more than two weeks after former County Judge Bill Gravell resigned to take a job with the Trump administration.
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Students plan to protest the national conference. UT had no comment on the views of some of the conference speakers.
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Just like the original site, the new gallery will be free and open to the public. The building and its accompanying concrete structures spell “HOPE” from a bird's-eye view, an acronym for Helping Other People Everywhere.
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Keeton was the first female mayor of Austin and the first woman to hold the job of state comptroller.
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The fare collection glitches began in 2023 and culminated in a month-long outage last year. With data missing, no analysis is possible, so the full financial impact of the old payment system's failures may never be known.
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There’s a kind of luck to keeping a friend over decades. Something like magic. But there are some things you can do to make your odds better.
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Judge Robert Pitman says inmates who sued the state could win their case but that the fix is not easy or cheap.
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Austin City Council can rest easy: Texas isn't going to take over the capital city.
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As faith organizations across the city watch their congregations dwindle, some are wondering if their property could be used to realize a core mission: providing for those in need. It’s a trend some have termed “Yes in God’s Backyard.”