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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.
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Data shows a growing number of people in Travis County jails find themselves facing deportation after sometimes routine run-ins with the police.
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One person was injured and taken to the hospital. Police said the person has serious but not life-threatening injuries.
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Franklin is widely known for his music poster art and co-founding Armadillo World Headquarters. A documentary about his life is premiering at Austin Film Festival.
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The annual festival hosts world premieres and a pitch competition. It runs Oct. 23–30.
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The iconic pink granite might be hiding a dangerous secret.
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It's been a decade since the Community First Village for formerly homeless people opened. Now the development is forging ahead with a plan to build more homes.
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Even though the city has more money to give out, there isn't enough to support every applicant. Last funding cycle, only 137 out of more than 1,000 applicants received grants. The deadline is Dec. 4.
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With no permitting system, anybody can set up in Travis County and start making music, but only a handful have made their mark in the city's musical culture, one without ever playing in a bar.
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Alan Garcia is collecting vinyl, old flyers, hand-painted signs and even graffiti — anything that tells the stories of the neighborhoods that shaped the city. It’s a grassroots effort to keep the soul of working-class East Austin alive.
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Temperatures in the Austin area have been running about 10 degrees hotter than usual for October, with hardly any rain during what is supposed to be the second rainiest month of the year. Meteorologist Avery Tomasco explains why we're stuck in this endless summer.