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A lot more private property will be seized for public transportation projects in Austin through the use of government authority.
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Housing choice vouchers allow households to pay no more than 40% of their income toward rent; the federal government pays the landlord the rest.
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Dr. Collette Pierce Burnette is stepping down after seven years on the job. She says she doesn't think Austin fully appreciates and understands H-T, but she thinks more people do now than when she started.
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Performances are not just confined to dark bars anymore, and anyone can be a drag queen.
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José Garza and other prosecutors around the country issued a statement saying enforcing abortion bans would erode trust in the legal system, take resources away from enforcing serious crimes, and retraumatize the victims of sexual violence.
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In March, an attorney sued Austin City Council members on behalf of a dozen residents. He argued roughly 24,000 people who had been moved into new council districts as part of the city’s redistricting efforts had been denied their right to elect a local representative.
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Thousands of protesters descended on downtown Austin on Friday, hours after the Supreme Court overturned the landmark decision establishing a constitutional right to an abortion in the United States.
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Providers in Texas said they would stop offering abortions immediately while they figure out if anti-abortion laws in effect before Roe now apply.
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Two pilot projects are being permanently adopted.
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The 2022-2023 budget includes a massive payment to the state’s recapture system and pay increases for teachers as well as other school staff. It also eliminates nearly 600 positions, primarily in the district’s central office.
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We Are Blood is opening a location in Cedar Park, its fourth permanent blood donation center. The nonprofit hopes the addition will help serve the area's growing needs through 2024.
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The city wants to demolish the terminal where ultra-low-cost airlines Allegiant and Frontier operate to make room for a new concourse.