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Cedars a Thirsty Fire Hazard, Lawmakers Told

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Cedars a Thirsty Fire Hazard, Lawmaker...

When people complain about cedar trees in Central Texas they’re usually thinking about one thing: “Achoo!” But as KUT’s Mose Buchele reports for StateImpact Texas, at a hearing today at the Capitol lawmakers were talking about cedars for other, very elemental reasons....
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Food Bank Supplies Low

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Food Bank Supplies Low

The Capital Area Food Bank is asking for donations now that its food supply has dwindled to just a quarter of its capacity....
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A Powerful View of War and What Comes After

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A Powerful View of War and What Comes ...

The Yellow Birds, a new novel from an Iraq War veteran, provides an lyrical and haunting portrayal of war and war’s aftermath....
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Breakdown of Austin’s 2012 Tax and Fee Increases

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Breakdown of Austin’s 2012 Tax a...

Now that the city of Austin has passed its $3 billion budget, you can expect to pay more to help fund municipal services. But you might be confused as to what money is going where. The city says the owner a $178,327 home – the median value in Austin – would pay about $225 more per year....
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Texas Last in Nation in Health Insurance

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Texas Last in Nation in Health Insuran...

Texas continues to have the highest rate of uninsured residents among the 50 states. Census data released today shows that 23.8 percent of Texans, or 6.1 million, don't have health coverage....
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Concerns Raised After Living Voters Flagged as Dead

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Concerns Raised After Living Voters Fl...

Travis County resident Michael Moore isn’t dead. And he doesn’t know why he has to prove it to be able to vote....
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City Council OKs Budget for 2013

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City Council OKs Budget for 2013

The Austin City Council approved the budget for the 2013 fiscal year on Tuesday. After all the fees, utility rate increases and taxes are added up, a median Austin home will end up paying about $18 more every month....
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APD Says Traffic Deaths Have Declined

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APD Says Traffic Deaths Have Declined

The Austin Police Department says its recent initiatives to reduce traffic deaths are working....
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McCaul Still Richest Person in Congress

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McCaul Still Richest Person in Congres...

Austin Rep. Michael McCaul tops a list of the richest members of Congress for the second year in a row....
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Open Records Fee Draws Opposition

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Open Records Fee Draws Opposition

A civil rights group is protesting a new $30 fee being charged for appeals on open records requests. The state attorney general’s office began imposing the fee through its new online appeals system this year....
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City Considers Tax Break to Draw Security Company

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City Considers Tax Break to Draw Secur...

The Austin City Council got some first reactions today to a proposal for incentives to lure a corporate security company to the area....
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Environmental Groups File Energy Petition

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Environmental Groups File Energy Petit...

Environmental groups filed a petition today charging the State’s Public Utility Commission with dragging its feet when it comes to solar and geothermal energy in Texas....
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2012 Texas Book Festival Author List

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2012 Texas Book Festival Author List

The Texas Book Festival celebrates authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination. The Texas Book Festival was established in 1995 by First L…...
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Checking Cornyn’s Numbers Versus Context

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Checking Cornyn’s Numbers Versus...

Texas U.S. Sen. John Cornyn recently floated an “inconvenient factoid” about Democrats and debt. KUT’s Emily Donahue fact-checks the statement with Gardner Selby of the Austin American-Statesman’s PolitiFact Texas....
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