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Community members created a makeshift resource center at Round Mountain Baptist Church for anyone in need of food, water, clothes, medical help or financial assistance. So many volunteers showed up, they had to turn people away.
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The head of the Austin Firefighters Association called for Joel Barker's resignation. Union members will vote this week on whether he should continue to lead the department in the largely symbolic vote.
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The band’s upcoming release, “Cumbias Levantamuertos,” draws on the the members' musical and cultural roots, Austin’s thriving cumbia scene and the magic of vinyl to keep the music sabroso.
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The “True Texas Tunes” series kicked off at the Lake Austin H-E-B on Wednesday, benefiting the local nonprofit Housing Opportunities for Musicians and Entertainers. HOME raises money to cover housing and health care costs for local artists.
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The last time Austin had a June without triple-digit days was in 2019. Meteorologists said a couple of factors led to the cooler than expected temperatures, but they predict July's heat will be above average.
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A decade after the landmark Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage, Austin lovebirds returned to the spot where they became husbands and wives.
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Two vehicles were damaged Wednesday, but there were no reports of injuries. It's unclear what caused the glass panel to fall.
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Jesús Garza was accused of violating the city’s ethics rules when he hired two former City Hall staffers to serve as consultants after the 2023 winter storm.
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After years of dysfunction, Austin Police and the Travis County DA say they're trying to mend fencesDA José Garza campaigned on a promise to prosecute police officers — whom he now must work with to prosecute other crimes.
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The holiday lands on a Friday this year, so many Americans will have a three-day weekend. If you're interested in celebrating, here are some go-to spots.
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Shelters and rescues in the area have a collective goal of rehoming 250 pets this weekend before they see a surge of lost pets on the Fourth of July.
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Inconsistent rain forecasts have led to conspiracies about a rain-blocking dome that covers the city. The truth lies in an age-old fault.