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A New Bond Election Is Now an “If,” Not a “When”
Should we keep building in an era of fiscal frugality?
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City Considers Future of Riverside
Light rail, better bus system, affordable housing, and litter cleanup were all part of the discussion
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Musical Chairs at the Texas House of Representatives
As long-serving Dems seek higher office, a fresh slate of candidates jockey to fill their seats
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
ICE protests continue around the Austin area, Attorney General Ken Paxton targets AISD, and more of the week’s headlines
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Redrawn TX-35 Sets Stage for High-Stakes Democratic Primary
Four Democrats compete in an open-seat race reshaped by redistricting and newly tilted toward Republicans
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Under Texas’ New AI Law, Cities Bear the Cost Without the Authority
With HB 149 in effect, Austin searches for ways to regulate the industry on a local level
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How Tyranny Dies
After a year of Trumpist crimes, Minnesotans lead the resistance
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Gov. Abbott works to put an end to H-1B visas, local concerns following another ICE shooting, and more of the week’s headlines
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Criticisms Abound in Travis County Commissioners Court Races
Field crowded with heavy hitters focused on financial transparency and accountability
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Jasmine Crockett, James Talarico Meet for First Debate Ahead of Primary
The conversation between the U.S. Senate candidates remained cordial, set on addressing Trump and the GOP