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The longtime Austin Democrat had previously said he would not seek reelection if the state's newly drawn congressional map, which favors Republicans, went into effect.
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The national nonprofit's annual report card showed that Texas had higher pre-term birth rates than the country overall.
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Because voters rejected Proposition Q, which would have generated an additional $110 million, the City Council must make cuts to balance the budget.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services reports 3,500 cases through October of this year, around four times more than the same period last year.
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Ten schools are still scheduled to close before next school year. The plan also includes more details on where students from closing campuses will transfer to and changes to dual language offerings.
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The study looks at abortions received by Texans both in state and out-of-state in the months after Senate Bill 8, a roughly six-week abortion ban, became law in 2021.
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The congressional redistricting Texas Republicans pushed forward this summer didn’t just reshape two of Houston’s most historically diverse districts: It also changed which voters there have the power to choose who will represent them in Washington.
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Heavy-hitters Underworld, Four Tet and Charlotte de Witte top the lineup at the electronic music festival this year.
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The longest-ever government shutdown was frustrating and financially painful for Austin's controllers, who've already been grinding through six-day workweeks to keep flights flowing.
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Citing concerns over unfair competitive advantages, the University Interscholastic League passed a rule change that's pending approval from the state's education commissioner.
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National Weather Service meteorologist Harrison Tran said the best viewing conditions will be after sunset but before midnight.