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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
AISD receives funding for breakfast in the classroom, Austinites prepare for cold weather, and more of the week’s headlines
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In a Building Dedicated to Preservation, the League of Women Voters Is Preserving Democracy
How the community’s energy is helping to power the Austin chapter’s mission to save the vote
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Austin’s Evolving Native American Cultural Center
The community is growing. But for now, they lack a permanent home.
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St. Edward’s Speaks for the Trees
The small university continues to push for campus sustainability
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Austinites Demand That City and APD Refuse Collaboration With ICE
Advocacy groups deliver a petition to city officials against partnership with ICE
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Local Trans-Owned Streetwear Brand Threatened by FDA
The FDA is targeting FLAVNT’s sale of breast binders, categorizing the apparel as “medical devices”
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HB 7 Is Now Law, but Texans Are Still Accessing Abortion Pills
Even as the state continues to challenge access in the courts
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City Workers Fear Layoffs Are Coming
CM Mike Siegel wants consultations between the city and its employees
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Protests following Minnesota ICE shooting, Alamo Drafthouse phone policy changes, and more of the week’s headlines
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Renee Good’s Murder Sparks Local Protests Against ICE Brutality
Austinites call for ICE to “stay out of our communities”
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Photos From Austin’s Anti-ICE Protests
Multiple demonstrations took place around town following the killing of Renee Good
