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National Weather Service meteorologist Harrison Tran said the best viewing conditions will be after sunset but before midnight.
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Council members are expected to work on the new budget and approve it by the end of the month.
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Organizers Almost Real Things say this year will be the biggest in the annual event's 23-year-history. More than 700 artists are opening their studios to show their work.
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Voters shut down the city's attempt to raise property taxes in light of a budget shortfall.
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Hyde Park Storytelling is teaming up with Austin Unconducted for three performances that pair storytellers with a musical piece that explores the story’s emotional arc.
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Austin ISD announced the changes in an email to parents Tuesday evening, days after saying its original plan to close 13 schools would move forward.
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"Austin voters made their decision, and they did so clearly," Watson said shortly after early voting totals were released on Tuesday.
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The deal for Pride Holdings Group to take over the struggling LGBTQ+ club was canceled Tuesday, according to one of Cheer Up Charlies’ owners.
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Hyperreal Film Club finds home to host friends and movie lovers in East Austin brick-and-mortar spotFor years, the club held pop-up screenings at different venues until it moved into its new space. The founders say the club is as much about celebrating the people who show up to watch movies as the movies themselves.
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Austin-area businesses, churches and nonprofits are offering free meals to help people affected by the delays. Here’s where to get help if you need it and help others if you can.
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The new bathhouse is named after Joan Means Khabele, the Austinite who helped desegregate Barton Springs Pool in the '60s.
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A tax increase is a tax increase, but campaigns against the proposition have overinflated the impact on taxpayers. This calculator can help you see how your bill would be affected if Prop Q passes.