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Over 20,000 people on average attend Austin FC home games, and they generate about 6 tons of waste per game. After each game, staff spend hours hand-sorting the trash, recycling and compost.
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Austin only got its first major league sports team in the last few years, but from college sports to the minor leagues there's no shortage of teams to support.
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Stuver, who's been with the team since it debuted, says he loves the dedication and passion of the fans. "It's amazing," he says. "I still haven't quite gotten used to it."
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The transit agency is also apologizing for sloppy service during the first Austin FC home game of the season.
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McKalla Station will help with post-event crowds. There's still no timeline for the long-delayed Broadmoor Station near the Domain.
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Hosted by KUT News' Jimmy Maas and Juan Garcia, guests will include Austin FC players, staff and leadership, as well as musicians, artists, fans and more. The first episode will release on all streaming platforms Feb. 29, with new episodes dropping every other Thursday.
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Both showed a lot of promise early on. Then they fizzled.
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Austin FC shocked fans this week by trading the midfielder to the LA Galaxy. FC's leadership said it allows more flexibility as the club tries to stay competitive.
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Austin FC plays Violette AC in the Dominican Republican on Tuesday. Violette’s participation in the CONCACAF Champions League tournament is worth a trophy on its own.
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The Verde and Black put together one of the biggest single-year turnarounds in Major League Soccer history last season. Now, their rivals will try to bring them back down to earth.