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Mass Transit Strategy Aims to Ease Commutes

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Mass Transit Strategy Aims to Ease Com...

A new report ranks Austin among the worst cities when it comes to getting to work using public transportation. Less than a third of the city’s workers can get to their jobs easily using public transportation....
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Austin Developers Plead Guilty to Conspiracy

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Austin Developers Plead Guilty to Cons...

Two former Austin developers have agreed to plead guilty in U.S. District Court to charges of conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Developers Andy Sarwal and Fred Yeo planned to transform the former Concordia University site into a hotel, upscale shops and condominiums. Now, the men are facing justice...
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Romney Booed by Texas NAACP

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Romney Booed by Texas NAACP

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney addressed members of the NAACP today in Houston. “I’m running for president, because I know that my policies and vision will help millions of middle class Americans of all races, will lift people from poverty and will help prevent people from becoming poor...
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Regents Table Proposal for Second KUT Station

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Regents Table Proposal for Second KUT ...

The University of Texas Board of Regents tabled the request to purchase an additional radio station for KUT Austin this afternoon....
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Rainwater Strategies Can Help Your Plants

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Rainwater Strategies Can Help Your Pla...

Rain is falling again in Central Texas. And in a time of watering restrictions, that means your plants and trees are getting a free treat. But is rainwater better than tap water for your garden?...
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Claims and Counterclaims in Senate Race

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Claims and Counterclaims in Senate Rac...

All of the Republican state senators except one have signed a letter assailing Ted Cruz for his characterization of the Senate’s actions under David Dewhurst, the state’s lieutenant governor. PolitiFact Texas examines some claims....
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Texas Changing Its Lethal Injection Protocol

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Texas Changing Its Lethal Injection Pr...

Texas will join a handful of states that use a single drug in lethal injections, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice announced Tuesday....
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Some Businesses Wait on Health Law

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Some Businesses Wait on Health Law

Yesterday’s vote by the U.S. House of Representatives to repeal President Obama’s health care overhaul is unlikely to go anywhere with the Senate controlled by Democrats. But that political equation could change after November, and some employers are waiting to see what happens....
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Some Graffiti Is Worth Preserving

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Some Graffiti Is Worth Preserving

Austin’s graffiti landmarks are a source of pride for many locals. Though it's illegal, many budding artists use empty walls as their canvases. And some street art is even commissioned. But what happens when graffiti itself is graffitied? Morning commuters headed north on Guadalupe Street...
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Dewhurst Erases Provocative Speech from Site

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Dewhurst Erases Provocative Speech fro...

Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst recently removed all of his speeches from his state website – including a controversial address from 2007 in which he expresses support for giving work visas to illegal immigrants. Dewhurst is currently in a runoff with Ted Cruz for the U.S. Senate seat being...
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Texas Collects 15 Percent More in Sales Taxes

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Texas Collects 15 Percent More in Sale...

Almost $2 billion in Texas sales taxes were collected in June this year. That's a 15 percent more than the state collected in June last year. Austin's share of the that larger pie comes to about $12.5 million in revenue – up more than 10 percent from the same time last year. Comptroller Susan...
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Project Will Add Bicycle, Pedestrian Access to Southwest Austin

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Project Will Add Bicycle, Pedestrian A...

The bridge is part of what’s called the Mopac Mobility Improvement Project and it would run along Mopac across Loop 360....
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Associates’ Bans Could Mean Trouble For Armstrong

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Associates’ Bans Could Mean Trou...

Lance Armstrong could be headed for some messy legal battles as two of his racing team’s former doctors and one trainer received lifetime bans from cycling today....
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State Emissions Program Has Surplus

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State Emissions Program Has Surplus

The Texas Emissions Reduction Program has collected more money than it knows what to do with....
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