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Fracking Shown to Cause Small Earthquakes

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Fracking Shown to Cause Small Earthqua...

If you live in the drilling area around Dallas-Fort Worth known as the Barnett Shale, you may have noticed that recently the ground has been a bit shakier than usual. According to a study out this week from the University of Texas, the culprit is the oil and gas industry. For StateImpact Texas,...
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San Antonio Republicans Export a Senate Seat

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San Antonio Republicans Export a Senat...

A significant number of Republicans and business leaders in San Antonio decided last year that they would like to replace their longtime state senator. They got what they were after, sort of, when Republican primary voters chose Donna Campbell in Tuesday’s runoff. She’s a transplant who...
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Formula One Prep Still Creating Friction

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Formula One Prep Still Creating Fricti...

As November 16 and Austin's first Formula One race draw closer, there's still plenty to do to get the city ready for the race. Even with preparation plans in place, some are still worried about how the race will affect the city....
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Unlike Most of U.S., Texas Farmers Markets Not Increasing

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Unlike Most of U.S., Texas Farmers Mar...

Farmers markets are going through a growth spurt across America, but in Texas, the numbers suggest a decline. The U.S. Department of Agriculture » read more
State Tax Revenue Expected to Drop

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State Tax Revenue Expected to Drop

Lawmakers overseeing the Texas state budget heard some disappointing news today — that the state’s tax revenue is expected to drop....
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City Officials Commemorate Boardwalk Groundbreaking

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City Officials Commemorate Boardwalk G...

Officials from the City of Austin and The Trail Foundation teamed together to celebrate the official start of construction on the Lady Bird Lake Boardwalk....
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Transit-Only Lanes Coming to Downtown

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Transit-Only Lanes Coming to Downtown

The addition of rapid bus lines is back in the news in Austin. KUT’s Joy Diaz talked with the Austin American-Statesman’s Ben Wear about the city and Capital Metro’s moves to get things moving along on for about 18 blocks downtown in the next six months as a part of the larger project....
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Postal Service Features Lady Bird Johnson

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Postal Service Features Lady Bird John...

The U.S Postal Service is recognizing Lady Bird Johnson in the centennial year of her birth. The former First Lady's White House portrait will be featured on a new commemorative “Forever Stamp.” This design will also have original artwork from stamps from the 1960s. The idea is to get people...
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Homeschooling Is Growing in Central Texas

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Homeschooling Is Growing in Central Te...

Central Texas students will be heading back to school later this month. But for some it's not a trip to a traditional classroom. Academic expectations, scheduling flexibility and religious convictions are among the reasons that parents have made the move from public or private schools to a home...
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Austin Involving Businesses in Work to Help Homeless

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Austin Involving Businesses in Work to...

As Austin continues to grow at a rapid pace, city officials and business leaders are trying to work together to help the more than 2,000 homeless people here....
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‘Killer Joe’ a Tough Character to Grasp

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‘Killer Joe’ a Tough Chara...

Matthew McConaughey plays the title role in the new movie Killer Joe, a Texas police detective who works as a hit man on the side and gets hired by a family to kill their mother. When the family can’t come up with Joe’s advance he demands the family’s daughter as a...
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Texas On-Time Grad Rates Reach Record High

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Texas On-Time Grad Rates Reach Record ...

High school graduation rates in Texas hit a record high last year, according to a new report by the Texas Education Agency. Eighty-six percent of the class of 2011 graduated "on-time," a measure that counts ninth graders who graduate within four years...
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Austin YMCA Sees Olympic Sports Spike

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Austin YMCA Sees Olympic Sports Spike

The Austin YMCA has seen a spike in enrollment in classes like swimming and gymnastics at each of its area gyms, and the reason why is nearly 5,000 miles away at the 2012 London Olympics....
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Council Passes Short-Term Rental Rules

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Council Passes Short-Term Rental Rules

After a month off for the summer, the Austin City Council's first meeting back was as much about what the council didn't do as what it actually passed. Two high-profile concert additions -- a second weekend for the 2013 Austin City Limits Music Festival at Zilker Park, and a concert at Auditorium...
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