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Texas Bill Spotlights Minors Charged With Prostitution
One Texas senator wants to allow more counties to set up specialty courts for minors charged with prostitution
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After Boston Bombings, Being Vigilant Without Being Paranoid
In the two weeks since the Boston Marathon bombing, suspects have been identified and news outlets have interviewed people who knew them – asking if there was any sign that they might be capable of the attacks.
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Remembering the First Responders Killed in West
More than 9,000 people gathered at Baylor University yesterday to honor the twelve firefighters and first responders who died in the West Fertilizer Plant Explosion.
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Ranchers Recovering Slowly from Drought

Last year’s drought dried up hay fields, sent feed prices through the roof and forced many Texas ranchers to sell off large portions of their herds. A year later, many are still trying to recover....
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‘Private Empire’: A Look Inside ExxonMobil

Steve Coll has traveled the world reporting on nuclear weapons, the CIA, and terrorists in the Middle East. But the New Yorker reporter may have found his biggest reporting challenge yet right here in Texas....
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Austin Looks To Washington, DC

Thousands of Austinites are celebrating Barack Obama's inauguration Tuesday....
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Front Row Seat for Inauguration ’09

Inauguration fever has spread from every corner of the nation....
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Laughing For Peace

People in Austin continue to monitor the Israeli/Gaza conflict closely....
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Leffingwell Will Run For Mayor

Austin City Council member Lee Leffingwell announced his candidacy Saturday, January 17 at his childhood home in Central Austin....
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Confidentiality of Superintendent Hiri...

If you want to know who's competing for the superintendent job at the Austin Independent School District, you're out of luck....
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Little Regulation Over Texas Coal Ash

Texas is home to numerous coal-fired power plants and its dumping grounds....
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Perry, Dewhurst Optimistic on Economy

Texas will lose 111,000 jobs in the first half of this year, according to the state comptroller....
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The Battle Against Cedar

Itchy watery eyes, a nose you can barely breathe through...sound familiar?...
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MLK Day 2009

Austinites will remember Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy during a march and several activities....
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UT Coach Suspended After DWI Arrest

Longhorns baseball coach Augie Garrido has been suspended by the university after being arrested on drunk driving charges....
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Economic Impact on Religious Groups

Across the country some religious groups have reported declines in donations. Churches in South Texas have been hit by a double whammy: a struggling economy and recovering from Hurricane Ike....
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Austin Freezes Hires

The City of Austin imposed a hiring freeze across all of its departments and postponed scheduled wage scale reviews for about one-third of its employees....
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City Supports Historical Marker on Mun...

Austin City Council approved a resolution yesterday to place a historical marker at the Lions Municipal Golf Course, known to some as the 'Muny.'...
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