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Austinites Reject Proposition I’s Call for Third-Party Audits
The city’s own third-party audit is currently ongoing
“We Shocked the World Tonight”: Gina Hinojosa’s History-Making Win
Austin Dem and RGV native becomes the first Latina governor in state history
Three Out of Five Austin City Council Races Go to Runoff
Xie and Qadri notch victories, while D1, D3, and D5 will be decided in December
Talarico’s “Politics of Love” Wins Him the U.S. Senate Seat
The Austin-area native is heading to D.C. as the state’s first Democratic senator in more than 30 years
Qadri Campaign Workers Accuse Opponent of Attempted Intimidation
Heyman calls the allegations “dirty politics 101”
Gaze Through the Eyes of the Abolishable Snowman
America’s most terrifying cryptid is this year’s Halloween mask
Months Since New Rules Took Effect, Hemp Businesses Feel the Burn
Industry members say the future of the Texas market could be determined on Nov. 3
ACA Health Premiums Set to Increase for Second Consecutive Year
After federal lawmakers failed to reach an agreement, enhanced premium tax credits expired, prices set to surge
Austin Council Passes Wildfire Plan on Consent Despite Housing, Tree Concerns
Non-regulatory plan provides blueprint for wildfire mitigation, preparedness, response coordination, and resilience
Hinojosa Temporarily Blocked From Access to Abbott, Musk Emails
A Travis County judge ruled Hinojosa can see the documents, but Abbott’s appeal has halted that, for now
The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: Oct. 22-28
Election kiosk issues arise, environmentalists push back on Parmer Lane Highway, and more of the week’s headlines
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