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Roxanne Paltauf vanished three years ago, leaving her family with only memories and investigators with few clues
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All That Remains
Roxanne Paltauf vanished three years ago, leaving her family with only memories and investigators with few clues
AISD Staff Shake-Up
One day into the new superintendent's tenure, things already look different
Expect the Unexpected
Summertime and the living is ... frenzied
Transit Union Resists Giving Up Pay Raise
Cap Metro's budget woes fail to impress union
Political Sage Creekmore Fath Dies
Longtime Austin resident served under FDR
Lyceum Poll: Texans Full of Surprises
Texans may be learning to love their gays – not as much as their voter ID, though
New Urbanism Comes to East Riverside
Tranforming car-heavy Riverside into a pedestrian-friendly place to live and work
Special Session Could End in Fireworks
Governor wants a short and sweet special session
$4 Million Later
Lab leaves town, plagued by accusations of faulty research, money waste, and mismanagement
Manor Expressway: Oh, the Vehicle Miles You'll Travel!
Cash and criticism for the $623 million toll road
Ott Tackles Austin's Racial Divide
The city manager won't abide changing the subject when it comes to I-35
Res Publica
Citizens calendar, July 3-9
Developing Stories: Learning From Denver
More insights from the Congress for the New Urbanism
The Hightower Report
Republicans on Health Care; and Wall Street's Gas-Pump Robbery
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The Chips Are Down June 26, 2009
Budget balancing picks up speed – and it's anything but fun and games
Compact, Climate-Friendly, Competitive June 26, 2009
To restart the economy while saving the planet, the Congress for the New Urbanism advocates traditional neighborhoods for all
Muny Isn't Part of UT's Grand Plans June 26, 2009
Consultant rolls out two master plans for UT's Brackenridge Tract
Austin Hit in Veto Spree June 26, 2009
A look at the bills whose lives were cut short
Line-Item Veto vs. State Budget June 26, 2009
How much money did Perry really save?
Parks and Rec Plus Eight June 26, 2009
A new planning approach
Music Department Hits Sour Note With Police June 26, 2009
Creation of a city music department strikes sour note with police union
TCRP Blasts Abbott Over Delay in TYC Prosecutions June 26, 2009
A whole lot of foot-dragging going on in Texas Youth Commission cases
Yogurt Shop Saga Continues June 26, 2009
Prosecution not ready for trial
Res Publica June 26, 2009
Citizens calendar, June 25-30
Headlines June 26, 2009
• District Judge Mike Lynch on Wednesday ordered the release of two defendants in the 17-year-old yogurt shop murder case...
Naked City June 26, 2009
News briefs from Austin, the region, and beyond
Not So Cool June 19, 2009
Austin's 2009 Climate Protection Program update confirms progress on energy – but reflects a feeble citywide effort
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Special Session Is the Only Thing That's Certain June 19, 2009
The when and the what are still unknown
Another Round June 19, 2009
AG's Office asks state Supremes to review unconstitutional stripper surcharge
Three More Casualties of Austin's Growth June 19, 2009
A deadly accident in West Campus highlights the dangers of construction work in Texas
Not Everyone Profits From ROT Rally June 19, 2009
Last weekend was all about noise and headaches for some Congress Avenue merchants
Bike Plan Passes: 2020, Here We Come June 19, 2009
Austin can peddle unfettered toward its bright, bikeable future
Fun and Games With the City Budget June 19, 2009
The city takes its budget process on the road
Remixing the Music (Division) June 19, 2009
The city is still trying to hit the right note with Austin's music scene
AISD Efficiency Study Thwarted by Math June 19, 2009
About that 'efficiency' ...
AISD Takes a Peek at Its Budget June 19, 2009
It looks like the reserves will be taking a hit
Res Publica June 19, 2009
Citizens' calendar, June 18-25
Naked City June 19, 2009
News briefs from Austin, the region, and beyond
Headlines June 19, 2009
• Austin mourned the loss of jazz singer Tina Marsh – leader of the Creative Opportunity Orchestra – who...
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A Very Special Sine Die: Governor gets all of what he needed, none of what he wanted from special session
The Mortars Are Still Firing: Trailer for Casey Porter's next web doc on his time in Iraq
Special Morning: Could the three-day session become a two-day session with victims?
Finally!: It's not even just Black people in East Austin. There... more...
Key differences: Some key differences between Austin and Denver that Katherine Gregor... more...
LouDobbs said: Spokesperson?? (shaking my head) Professor Lou H. Higgins can get... more...
Solution: A pregnant underclass. The White House staff you mention Lou... more...
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