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Federal judge rules for LCRA on the Dripping Springs pipeline project, but the SOS lawsuit proceeds

Closing parts of Balcones Canyon Preserve angers mountain bikers and doesn't do enough to save wildlife.

Thanks to soaring energy prices, wind energy is becoming cheaper than that fueled by natural gas and other fossil.fuels.

LCRA Approves Controversial Pipeline to Dripping Springs

public access debate surrounds preservation issue

Hydrilla, an invasive aquatic weed, is starting to choke Lake Austin.

The latest public hearing on the proposed Longhorn pipeline through south Austin brings out 2,000 protesters and a few supporters to speak the gas pipeline, whose environmental impact is being debated.

Hays County environmentalists and other area residents applaud a recent LCRA decision to delay building a water pipeline to Dripping Springs until an Environmental Impact Statement can be completed.

The top 10 media events of 1999.

The back roads of northeastern Travis County snake around enough to make a Sunday drive seem like a journey.

Longtime director Mark Rose leaves the LCRAfor a lucrative gig as president and CEO of Public Strategies Inc., a political consulting firm.

City Council considers status of various development-related lawsuits in executive sessions.

Hays County Water Planning Partnership forms to try and stop unmitigated growth

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife rethinks its pact with the Lower Colorado River Authority; prospective candidates are lining up to run for two open on district court, and Brigid Shea leaves the SOS Alliance.

Bonds Take Center Stage Over Budget

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Austin's Emergency Operations Center

Fearsome invaders or frightened longtime residents facing displacement?

With 1,000-plus bodies packing the Paramount on March 30, clearly Austin wanted to hear what superstar artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude had to say

The natural glory of the Hill Country's Westcave Preserve and its 40-foot waterfall.

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