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The Tesla CEO says he expects as many as 10 by the end of June. After that? "Thousands," he said.
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The number of students enrolling was double the increase ACC had been anticipating. Despite this, administrators say the program is financially stable.
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Local officials certified the election results creating the new City of Starbase after opposition from local activist groups.
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Meteorologists are forecasting another hot summer, though it may not be as bad as some recent scorchers.
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Austin City Council faces a deadline on whether to spend hundreds of millions covering the highway with acres of public space at the expense of other priorities facing the city. KUT News did a deep dive on the project and interviewed council members during a livestream Monday.
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Guaranteed income programs have become popular across the country. Austin began its own program in 2022.
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Texas Senate panel debates sweeping, $8 billion school funding bill after making significant changesThe Texas House originally passed House Bill 2, a multibillion-dollar school funding package, in April. But the version of the legislation heard Thursday by a panel of Texas senators includes several significant changes from what the House approved.
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Travis County made the decision behind closed doors to use public funds to protect District Attorney José Garza after he received death threats. In the settlement, released Wednesday, the county says it didn't break the law.
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The transit agency's own share of Broadmoor station has tripled to $37.3 million with an opening set for 2027.
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The idea for Reveal Suits came to Carlton Dixon in 2015 while he was watching the NBA and NFL drafts. He thought, "How cool would it be to have a suit that represented the college you attended or something special in your life?"
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According to jail records, Yamal Said, a green card holder, is being held in a county jail in the Dallas area for allegedly violating a restraining order. At this time, there does not appear to be a connection to his immigration status.
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The average number of vehicles on local highways ticked up after Governor Abbott ordered state workers back to the office full time. But new data shows average speeds didn't change much.