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Several races from the March primary in Texas went to a runoff, meaning no candidate seeking their party’s nomination got more than 50% of the vote. So now, the top two candidates in those races are facing off.
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Several races from the March primary in Texas went to a runoff, meaning no candidate seeking their party’s nomination got more than 50% of the vote. So now, the top two candidates in those races are facing off this month.
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The county may declare a public health crisis and is looking into whether it can distribute the lifesaving drug naloxone. Harm-reduction advocates say they called for this type of action last year.
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Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday offering eight weeks to workers who qualify. The policy could take effect next month.
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Austin ISD found out this week that properties in Travis County were appraised much higher than it anticipated. It's now expected to pay $850 million into the state recapture system next school year — $50 million more than it had budgeted.
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Thousands are expected to attend the official opening of the $1 billion factory for electric vehicles.
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As many as 15,000 people are expected to attend the opening of the electric carmaker's factory on Thursday. The event starts at 4 p.m.
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Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas is running a new program where lawyers show up in most Travis County eviction courts to offer representation for tenants.
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Health officials said they will closely monitor possible infections following spring break, but masking is now largely optional in the Austin area.
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Several tornadoes ripped through Central Texas on Monday, leaving some residents with damaged homes and businesses.