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The 10-mile-long trail, used by an estimated 5 million people per year, will continue to run beneath the interstate during construction. But how much space trail users will have and where they will be rerouted during that time hasn't been decided.
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The Texas attorney general accused the organization, Powered by People, of running a financial influence scheme that convinced Texas Democratic lawmakers to travel out-of-state, leaving the Legislature in limbo. -
More than 50 Texas House Democrats left to stall a Republican-backed redistricting plan, effectively shutting down legislative business at the Capitol. -
The school in East Austin opened in 1891 as a one-room school intended for Black students only. Now, it operates as a public fine arts academy. -
The footprints were created some 115 million years ago, when what is now a Central Texas suburb was a beach on the Western Interior Seaway. -
Texans will not be allowed to use SNAP benefits to buy candy, drinks containing artificial sweeteners or drinks containing 5 grams or more of added sugar. -
The two lawmakers, Reps. John Bucy of Austin and Ann Johnson of Houston, are among the group that fled the state to prevent a Republican-backed redistricting plan from coming to a vote. -
The Central Texas Community Foundation launched a fundraiser with a goal of raising $10 million to support people in Travis and Williamson counties who were affected by the floods. -
Gov. Greg Abbott filed an emergency petition with the Supreme Court of Texas to remove state Rep. Gene Wu from office.
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