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NewsRain, Hail Over Central Texas on First Day of SpringThe calendar now says spring!
Some much-needed rain fell over Central Texas last night and this morning. Rain totals could range from a tenth of an inch to one inch.
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NewsTerm Limits Measure Passes Texas SenateTexas voters are one step closer to deciding whether some state officials should face term limits. The Texas Senate approved a measure today that would limit the governor, li…... |
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“Black Friday” Spending Ca...
Some Central Texans have already been hard at work since Thanksgiving evening taking advantage of "Black Friday" holiday shopping deals. And for many of them, that means whipping out the credit cards over, and over, and over again....
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Improvements and Setbacks for Family
Things have changed for the Yount family since KUT aired their story in October. Some for the better, some for the worse....
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No Busts for Human Trafficking at F1
Austin police had said there would be a high risk of human sex trafficking during Formula One weekend, but that doesn’t seem to have happened....
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Austin-Area Home Sales Surge
In October, 1,960 single-family homes were sold in Austin, according to the Austin Board of Realtors. The 37 percent year-over-year increase was the largest since November 2009....
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DA Seeks Death Penalty in Cop Killing
District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg's office says it will seek the death penalty for Brandon Daniel, who was charged with capital murder in April of this year in the killing of Padron at a Wal-Mart....
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Be Safe on the Road This Week
More than 3 million Texans are expected to take road trips this Thanksgiving holiday, and a little preparation can go a long way in making travel more pleasant....
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Austin Chamber: F1 Was a Big Success
Some crowds were smaller than expected, but officials say it all went pretty smoothly....
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A&M QB Fighting for Trademark Rights
Texas A&M football is having a breakthrough season, and people are looking to capitalize on all that success. The school is helping the team's hot new quarterback preserve rights to his nickname....
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Insurance Required, but Premiums Diffe...
An Austin-based barbecue chain recently told workers that Obamacare will cost them. But was its notice accurate?...
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Traffic Safety Initiative Starts Wedne...
Officers will step up enforcement of traffic laws and target speeders, drunk drivers, jaywalkers, and even people who are walking around drunk....
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Power Lines Blamed for Steiner Ranch F...
The 2011 fire in Steiner Ranch was probably due to electrical lines, according to the Travis County Fire Marshal....
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Shoppers: Read This on Dangerous Toys
A consumer advocacy group wants to make sure you don’t buy toys that could endanger the health of children....
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Retirement System Looks to Cut Costs
Texas lawmakers are once again heading into a legislative session with concerns over the fiscal health of the state’s major pension systems, and changes to retirees’ health insurance may play a role....
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Nonprofits Get Cash from F1 Business
For some local charities, Formula One brought an uptick in donations....
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