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NewsEarly Voting Under Way in Primary RunoffsEarly voting begins today for the July 31 runoff elections. The biggest and most heated race left is the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate. Every vote counts in an election with low turnout. Unless maybe you're former state solicitor general Ted Cruz.... |
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Austin Business Journal, NewsHip Isn’t Always Where It’s At in AustinAustin has been recognized for having some of the hippest new bars in the country. But that might not translate into dollar signs. KUT’s Andy Uhler talks with Tony Quesada, managing editor of the Austin Business Journal, about how established, traditional restaurants often outsell the trendy bars when it comes to liquor sales.... |
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Looking Back and Looking Ahead
The legislative session is over, but the analysis is just beginning....
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AISD Efficiency Study Looks at Extreme...
The Austin Independent School District paid $453,000 to consulting firm MGT of America for advice on how to save money. On Monday night, school board members were presented with the full report....
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Rep. Kuempel Returns to the House
Rep. Edmund Kuempel was back at the Capitol after a heart attack about three weeks ago....
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A Frantic Final Day in the Legislature
Today is the final day of the 2009 Texas Legislative session....
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Think Food — And Tell Us
Community input is needed to shape how locally grown food can be cheaper and easier to get....
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Can APD Manage a Growing City?
An early Friday shooting outside a downtown Austin nightclub has challenged the perception of crime in Austin....
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Time Running Out for CHIP
As the 2009 Legislative session comes to an end lawmakers are scrambling to finalize bills in the closing hours....
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Questions and Anger Persist Over Polic...
It's been three weeks since Nathaniel Sanders Jr. was shot and killed by an Austin Police officer....
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Groundwater Drought Rules To Change
Groundwater users in Travis and Hays Counties could see some rules change about pumping water from the aquifer....
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Travis County Deputy SWAT Shooting
A deputy shot a man early this morning during a SWAT call near the Travis County/Bastrop County line....
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LCRA-SAWS Fallout Affects Water Plans
The stalemate in the LCRA-San Antonio water project puts pressures on regional water plans....
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A Long Awaited Library For North Austi...
The doors to Austin's newest public library opened Saturday, May 30....
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Texas House Passes the Budget
The Texas House has passed the state budget, which now heads to the Governor....
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Preventing Wrongful Convictions
Legislation to make changes to the state's criminal justice system may not make it through the session....
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