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Rainwater Flowing Into Highland Lakes

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Rainwater Flowing Into Highland Lakes

Lake Travis should rise a foot or two by the end of this weekend, thanks to last night’s storms. “We did get quite a bit of rain on the Pedernales and Llano watersheds, but it just wasn’t quite enough to create that huge slug of water that we need to really bring the level of the lakes up,”...
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Music and Laughs for Mother’s Day Weekend

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Music and Laughs for Mother’s Da...

It’s the weekend again, and CultureMap’s Michael Graupmann has the weekly rundown with KUT’s Matt Largey. The Latin music festival Pachangafest at Fiesta Gardens will include Calle 13’s first show in Austin....
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Campaign Enlivened by 11th-Hour Accusations

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Campaign Enlivened by 11th-Hour Accusa...

Austin's election day is tomorrow. Throughout this week, some candidates for city council and mayor have accused opponents of impropriety. But this isn’t the first time in Austin politics that campaigns have resorted to last minute accusations. On Tuesday, mayoral candidate Brigid Shea held a...
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Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flood Watch for Central Texas

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Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flood Wa...

Austin and Central Texas are under a severe thunderstorm watch. The region has already had a couple of tornado warnings today around San Antonio....
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Texas Science Ranking Drops In “Nation’s Report Card”

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Texas Science Ranking Drops In “...

Texas' national ranking has dropped in a widely watched science test known as “The Nation’s Report Card.” The National Assessment of Education Progress – or NAEP – tested eighth graders across the country. Out...
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In Campaign Season, a Focus on Women’s Issues

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In Campaign Season, a Focus on Women...

In a campaign season punctuated by increasingly harsh party-versus-party rhetoric, one topic has been particularly heated: legislation that predominantly affects women. Democrats are accusing Republicans of staging a “war on women” at the congressional and state level. KUT’s Emily Donahue...
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Activist Group Backs Ted Cruz with $1 Million

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Activist Group Backs Ted Cruz with $1 ...

A national conservative activist group says it's ready to spend $1 million in the Texas U.S. Senate race to try to elect former state Solicitor General Ted Cruz....
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Drought Cost to State: A Quarter-Billion Dollars

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Drought Cost to State: A Quarter-Billi...

A new report looks at how much the drought cost state government in the last fiscal year....
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City Elections: All You Need to Know to Participate

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City Elections: All You Need to Know t...

Do you care at all about who runs the City of Austin? Tomorrow is your chance to participate in the democratic process....
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Group Backs “Citizen Representatives” for Congress

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Group Backs “Citizen Representat...

There’s another group in Texas trying to shake up the establishment by replacing what it calls “career politicians” with “citizen representatives.”...
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Postal Service Presents Plan to Keep Thousands of Rural Post Offices Open

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Postal Service Presents Plan to Keep T...

The new plan will keep the current post office locations in place but will modify their hours of operation....
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Addressing Race at AISD Disciplinary Schools

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Addressing Race at AISD Disciplinary S...

Ever since zero-tolerance policies in public schools became popular in the 1990s, the number of students sent to off-campus disciplinary programs has been going up. But mounting research is showing those children are disproportionately Hispanic, African-American and special education students. Now...
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Rain Staves Off Burn Ban

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Rain Staves Off Burn Ban

Even with significant rainfall early this week, Travis County could be faced with another burn ban. However, forecasters are predicting another good bit of rain. County Fire Marshal Hershel Lee says if they’re right, Austin may be in the clear – for the time being, anyway. “When we get...
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Beef Getting Pricey as Ranchers Restock

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Beef Getting Pricey as Ranchers Restoc...

If you’re getting ready for the summer grilling season, be warned. You can expect the price of a steak or hamburger to be higher this summer, as cattle prices have been hitting all-time highs this year....
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