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The city will not renew its contract with the nonprofit Urban Alchemy after staff misrepresented some data. The contract is set to expire at the end of September.
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A group of eight state and national media organizations want the records in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s divorce case released to the public.
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Student groups say they have already felt the effects of a new law that restricts who can protest on campus and when.
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APD and the Austin ISD police admitted "failure" in their communication after the shooting Wednesday morning.
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Police say they're looking into why the alert was prematurely canceled Wednesday morning.
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People came from the Appalachian region to Texas after the Civil War. They made their money cutting down cedar trees — Ashe junipers — and selling the wood.
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City officials said having more short-term rental properties following local rules will allow staff to focus on addressing nuisance concerns, including noise.
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The city said its current seal does not promote Austin's values and mission. The new logo will start rolling out next month.
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The study from Texas State University done in partnership with the Austin Police Department found neither direct evidence nor indirect warning signs of a serial murderer.
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The Austin Police Department has not confirmed if the victims were employees of the bar or if fentanyl was involved. Toxicology testing will determine what caused the overdoses.
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The lawsuit alleges the current ballot language is misleading to voters.
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The past three summers have been rough. That’s probably one reason this year may have felt like a welcome respite. It was still unusually hot; it just wasn't apocalyptically so.