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Feds May Cover Half of $550 Million Urban Rail Line

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Feds May Cover Half of $550 Million Ur...

Assistant City Manager Robert Goode said $550 million was required to build the first proposed phase of urban rail, from the convention center through the UT-Austin campus to the Mueller neighborhood....
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Austin Preps for Global F1 Spotlight

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Austin Preps for Global F1 Spotlight

Austin’s Formula 1 Grand Prix race weekend is Nov. 18, and merchants are prepping for an influx of fans. KUT’s Emily Donahue spoke with Vicky Garza of the Austin Business Journal about the upcoming event, and what kinds of prep work are required....
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Keeping the Lights On in Texas

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Keeping the Lights On in Texas

With hotter weather keeping air conditioners running longer in Texas, you might not agree with this statement: Electricity doesn’t cost enough. That contention is at the heart of a debate over what the state can do to avert future power shortages. For StateImpact Texas, Dave Fehling reports. ...
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Texas Among Top 3 States in Total Exonerations

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Texas Among Top 3 States in Total Exon...

The University of Michigan Law School and the Center on Wrongful Convictions released the first national registry of exoneration cases....
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History and Heartbreak: Aaron Burr

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History and Heartbreak: Aaron Burr

Most of us who study Aaron Burr in history class in school learn the basics: he was the United States' third vice president. He killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel. But parts of Burr's background are less well-known....
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UT/TT Poll: Runoffs Loom in U.S. Senate Race

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UT/TT Poll: Runoffs Loom in U.S. Senat...

Texas’ Republican primary for U.S. Senate is close — and could be headed for a July 31 runoff — with Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst holding a single-digit lead over former Solicitor General Ted Cruz, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll....
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Vote Centers OK’d for November Election

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Vote Centers OK’d for November E...

Travis County Commissioners unanimously approved using vote centers for the November 2012 Presidential Election. Vote centers—or countywide polling places—give people the option to vote at any polling location in the county. Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir says that vote centers are...
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Water Promised Was Not Delivered

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Water Promised Was Not Delivered

When families moved into the Las Lomitas subdivision back in 2002, they had no idea they’d live without running water for 10 years....
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Water Summit Pushes Awareness

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Water Summit Pushes Awareness

The University of Texas hosted the 2012 Texas Water Summit yesterday. Scientists, politicians, and water-utility leaders came together at the conference to discuss Texas’ water security – in the midst of an ongoing drought. We can better prepare for a lack of water in the future, experts...
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Board Deliberates Tax-Hike Timing

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Board Deliberates Tax-Hike Timing

The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees will ask voters for a property tax rate increase. The big question is: When will they hold the tax-ratification election? Board members have a non-binding deadline to meet this week. They are convening tonight to continue the...
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Wildfire Relief Donations Distributed to Organizations

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Wildfire Relief Donations Distributed ...

Today the Austin Community Foundation is awarding more than $830,000 in grant money from the Central Texas Wildfire Fund. The money was donated by people from across the country and raised through the “Fire Relief” concert held last October....
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Wildfire Relief Donations Distributed

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Wildfire Relief Donations Distributed

Today the Austin Community Foundation is awarding more than $830,000 in grant money from the Central Texas Wildfire Fund. The money was donated by people from across the country a…...
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