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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
Gaze Through the Eyes of the Abolishable Snowman
America’s most terrifying cryptid is this year’s Halloween mask
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
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
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
Paranoia Spreads as Election Officials Prepare for Federal Intervention in Midterm Elections
Trump muddies the waters ahead of November
Southeast Supermarket Fears the City’s Light Rail Project Could Shutter Business
Project Connect plans could lead to an eminent domain proceeding on parts of the Riverside property of JD’s Supermarket
The Road to Open the Polls
Travis County hurdles voter registration delays and a glitchy system ahead of crucial midterm elections
Social Service Spending Draws a Closer Look After Council Took a Vote Without the Full Picture
Council approved contract extensions for social services worth around $4.1 million before city staff delivered its report
Parent Petitions to Close Webb and Burnet Middle Schools Called Into Question
Did anti-state takeover groups pressure families to sign?
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