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Renee Dominguez/KUTWhen it was announced early last year that the long-running post office on Speedway would be closing, concerns — and gossip — began swirling through the neighborhood. Now, new details are coming out about the building's future. -
Karina Lujan/KUTThe transit agency lowered its threshold to offer free rides by about 2 degrees — to 103. As a heat wave drags on, advocates have been calling for free rides throughout August and September.
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The board of trustees is meeting to vote on the 2022-2023 budget. It includes a compensation package that seeks to give employees significant raises, but some say the proposal does not go far enough. -
Aielli’s stream-of-consciousness style of presenting could feel improvised, chaotic. But that chaos was integral to the magic he created.
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If the measure passes, the bond money will go toward building affordable housing, repairing homes for low-income people and acquiring more land.
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The city approved a contract with a California-based nonprofit that faces a handful of lawsuits back home. Service providers say the city moved too quickly.
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Executive Director Cody Cowan announced this week he's leaving to become chief operating officer for the National Independent Venue Association, a lobbying and trade group.
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Communities seeking to mitigate the effects of the I-35 widening find most of the city's resources are targeted at downtown Austin.
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Homelessness is a real possibility for tenants of the Congress Mobile Home and RV Park after the land was purchased by a developer.
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Working in the music industry? Learn how to share your concerns and ideas in the latest music census.
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Austin City Manager Spencer Cronk said the average household would see a $10 monthly increase in taxes if the proposal gets the OK from City Council in August.
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The city is in the early stages of implementing green infrastructure to help combat climate change and rising temperatures.
