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Illustration by Wells Dunbar/Texas StandardDrought, climate change and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have created a volatile market for the staple commodity. -
Wikimedia Commons/Fifty years ago this month, a singer/songwriter named Willis Alan Ramsey released his first – and only – album, which included songs that have since been covered by Jimmy Buffett, Lyle Lovett and Captain & Tennille, among others.
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The gathering formerly known as Austin Terror Fest now encompasses indie rock, hip hop, electronic and experimental music along with metal. Don’t worry: metal heads are “actually really nice people,” says Oblivion Access co-founder Dusty Brooks. -
Iron Ox’s indoor facility in Lockhart removes some of the variables that make traditional agriculture challenging.
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When pharmacies closed early on in the war in Ukraine, aid groups had to navigate local norms and laws to deliver crucial medicine.
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A recall and supply chain issues have made it harder to find formula.
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The idea is to capture carbon dioxide and store it in old oil and gas wells under the sea.
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One pediatric expert says the illness is very rare, but caretakers should get children tested for liver problems if symptoms of vomiting or diarrhea persist.
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Austin voters will decide the issue during the May 7 election. Other cities where decriminalization is on some residents' agendas include Denton, Killeen and San Marcos.
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White is chair of a Texas House committee discussing legislative solutions to the problems that have plagued the mission, including suicide and issues with pay.
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DeKalb ISD is one of several districts in the area that went to a four-day week to fight staff burnout.
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"Chicanx Utopias: Pop Culture and the Politics of the Possible" looks at the influence, and limits, of Chicanx people in art, TV, music, film and more.
