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Powers Wants Consistent State Funding for UT

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Powers Wants Consistent State Funding ...

UT-Austin’s president is calling for more consistent state funding for higher education. President Bill Powers delivered his annual State of the University address to faculty, staff and students Thursday....
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Austin City Council Backs Same-Sex Marriage

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Austin City Council Backs Same-Sex Mar...

Today the Austin city council passed a resolution affirming the city's support for same sex marriage. The resolution, sponsored by Mayor Pro Tem Sheryl Cole, has little practical effect. But Cole says it's still an important step....
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Judge Says City Hall Bans Unconstitutional

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Judge Says City Hall Bans Unconstituti...

A federal judge says the City of Austin can no longer ban people from City Hall's plaza. The case revolves around a practice that came to light last year, amid the Occupy Austin protest at City Hall. Some Occupy members were issued criminal trespass notices and told they were banned from the...
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Fuel Spill Shuts Down NB I-35 From FM 1327 to Slaughter

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Fuel Spill Shuts Down NB I-35 From FM ...

Update (8:47 a.m.): Austin Police say the northbound lanes of I-35 are now open. The frontage road is still closed, however, until further notice. Update (8:36 a.m.): AISD says Blazier Elementary School is being affected by the shutdown of I-35 - but the school is still open. The district says...
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Austin Prop 14: Parks and Recreation Spending

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Austin Prop 14: Parks and Recreation S...

Proposition 14 focuses on parks and recreation and would borrow almost $78 million for improving Austin’s parks, recreational and other public facilities....
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Suspect Dies in Officer-Involved Shooting

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Suspect Dies in Officer-Involved Shoot...

Officer Brandon Blanche shot a man who allegedly tried to run him over Tuesday night....
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Electric Grid Got a Break This Summer

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Electric Grid Got a Break This Summer

Overall peak electric demand was lower this summer than last summer in Texas, according to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, although the state still set usage records in June and July. ...
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American, Pilots Blaming Each Other for Disruptions

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American, Pilots Blaming Each Other fo...

Only about 40 percent of American Airlines flights were on time in Austin this September – that’s down from 86 percent in September of 2011....
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Perry’s Poor Sleep Not Apnea, He Says

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Perry’s Poor Sleep Not Apnea, He Says

Texas Governor Rick Perry says it wasn't sleep apnea that kept him awake during his unsuccessful run for the Republican Presidential nomination. The new e-book "Oops," written by Texas Tribune Reporter » read more
A Big Mess: Cleaning Up After This Morning’s Fuel Spill

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A Big Mess: Cleaning Up After This Mor...

The frontage road of I-35 between FM 1327 and Slaughter Lane is expected to be closed for much of the day after a fuel spill this morning. For much of the morning, all northbound lanes of the...
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Company Considers South Texas for Spaceport

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Company Considers South Texas for Spac...

A California company has been buying land in South Texas for a project that could relaunch the rocket business in Texas. Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX for short, has signed big contracts with NASA and with private companies around the world to send equipment and people into space....
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Officials Focus on Many Small Fixes for I-35

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Officials Focus on Many Small Fixes fo...

Eliminating traffic jams on I-35 downtown has been a dream for years, and now the wheels are in motion to try to do something about rush hour congestion along the entire stretch of I-35 in Travis County. “The tail ends are just now getting to their input into what they see for solutions in...
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Work Proceeding on Waller Creek Tunnel

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Work Proceeding on Waller Creek Tunnel

It was a full house this morning for an Urban Land Institute meeting on Waller Creek. The design competition for the above-ground portion of Waller Creek, including an inlet at Waterloo Park, an outlet at Lady Bird Lake and the creek itself, is nearly over. But below ground, there’s still plenty...
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Suicide Prevention Week Aims at Students

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Suicide Prevention Week Aims at Studen...

For the past ten years, Travis County has had the highest suicide rate of all Texas Metropolitan areas. College students are a particularly vulnerable group. That’s why this week the University of Texas Counseling and Mental Health Center is holding its fourth annual Suicide Prevention Week....
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