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The boardwalk would replace a narrow section of the Butler Trail between South First Street and Congress Avenue to make up for parkland TxDOT is taking for the I-35 expansion.
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Travis County Judge Andy Brown said the goal is a route on publicly-owned land, making a rail line between the two cities possible before I-35 construction is complete.
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Yes, you can (and should) bring sunscreen and reusable water bottles. Keep those coolers and selfie sticks at home.
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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expecting waves of passengers for Austin City Limits Music fest and F1 just as the TSA announces lines could get longer than normal.
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Lowering a highway in flash flood alley comes with obvious risks. So TxDOT's building a drainage tunnel wide enough to drive a semi-truck through it.
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The free app launched Tuesday on iOS and Android. It calculates how much each minute saved on MoPac's express lanes will cost.
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Airlines led by Delta are rolling out a slate of new routes from Mexico City to Miami to Denver to Palm Springs.
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The all-or-nothing vote on the Cherrywood noise barrier, the largest for the I-35 expansion in Central Austin, has some residents feeling boxed in.
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The city is negotiating a decade-long deal with major airlines that will unlock billions in financing and determine the exact number of new gates and size of the terminal expansion.
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The FAA team at ABIA had requested Austin's airspace be upgraded to Class B, a more restricted category designed to reduce the risk of midair collisions around the nation's largest airports.
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The Texas Department of Transportation invoked emergency procedures to expedite the reconstruction of the bridge over Cow Creek along RM 1431. What would normally have taken months to complete was done in 29 days.
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Some 80,000 people will be back on the roads each weekday as classes resume at the Austin Independent School District. These are the times when it will be worse.