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Report: Forest Growth, Climate Change Driving Wildfires

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Report: Forest Growth, Climate Change ...

Researchers at Climate Central say wildfire season across the American West is getting longer and more destructive every year....
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Taking the Wild Out of Wildfire

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Taking the Wild Out of Wildfire

The expression “fight fire with fire” isn’t often taken literally. But in the aftermath of last year’s devastating wildfires, a growing chorus of landowners and safety officials are proposing just that. For StateImpact Texas, KUT's Mose Buchele reports on “prescribed burns” and whether...
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Why Bother: Voter Turnout Up and Down, Mostly Down

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Why Bother: Voter Turnout Up and Down,...

In just 50 days voters will choose the next president. For the next six weeks KUT will explore the causes and proposed solutions of what some have called a crisis of civic disengagement. Today, a look at historical trends. “Our push right now is to get everything tested, get the ballot locked...
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Rain Could Boost Mosquito Population

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Rain Could Boost Mosquito Population

The weekend rain may have killed off some adult mosquitoes. But now it means a potential boom for mosquito breeding as standing water collects....
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German Stores Glad for Festival Season

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German Stores Glad for Festival Season

Oktoberfest is coming up, and from New Braunfels to Fredericksburg to Austin, shops that specialize in Oktoberfest clothes and German souvenirs are counting on this time of year to bring a profit. ...
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After UT Bomb Scare, University Response Questioned

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After UT Bomb Scare, University Respon...

University of Texas Campus was evacuated early today when someone phoned in a bomb threat, and the school’s response has raised a lot of questions about emergency procedures and campus safety....
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Confusion and Uncertainty Amid UT’s Mass Evacuation

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Confusion and Uncertainty Amid UT’s ...

The UT campus was a scene of confusion today after a bomb threat led to an evacuation of all University buildings. Students and staff flooded nearby streets and coffee shops quickl…...
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Protesters to Cornyn: Support Wind Credits

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Protesters to Cornyn: Support Wind Cre...

A small group gathered outside Sen. John Cornyn’s Austin office this afternoon, calling for the renewal of tax credits for wind energy....
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Potential Latino Vote is Not One Giant Bloc

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Potential Latino Vote is Not One Giant...

It’s a story that goes back years: If only Latinos would vote in big numbers, Texas might change from Rick Perry red to a game-changing blue. But despite efforts from both political parties, polls show the so-called sleeping giant -- the Latinos who make up 38 percent of the state population --...
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Managed Care Troubles South Texas Docs

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Managed Care Troubles South Texas Docs

State lawmakers got an earful today from people in South Texas dealing with the implementation of managed care – a system that was supposed to save more than $1 billion by targeting fraud and changing the payment system for Medicaid and the Children’s Insurance Health Program. Carlos...
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FBI: UT Threat Caller Still At Large

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FBI: UT Threat Caller Still At Large

Federal investigators are still looking for the person responsible for Friday’s bomb threat at the University of Texas. FBI agent Erik Vasys says they’re taking the hoax very seriously....
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After the Evacuation, Time for Evaluation

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After the Evacuation, Time for Evaluat...

UT at Austin resumes classes today following a bomb threat Friday that caused the evacuation of all campus buildings. The University of Texas, like most schools, has detailed emergency plans, which might now get updated....
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UT Bomb Scare Over; Questions Remain

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UT Bomb Scare Over; Questions Remain

UT Austin via Twitter: "All activities except classes will resume at 5 p.m. Buildings may be reentered at noon. Today's classes are canceled." Update (2:30 p.m.): Evacuation affected everyone on campus Students, educators and staff...
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Should AISD Pursue All-Boys School?

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Should AISD Pursue All-Boys School?

The Austin school district is asking for feedback on a proposal to launch an all-boys college prep school, similar to the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders, at a meeting this weekend....
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