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COP30: It’s All Fun and Games Until There’s Text in Print
The climate negotiations get complicated
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Can AISD Jump Through Enough Hoops to Avoid State Takeover?
Under a state attack on public education, Austin fights to keep local control
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Court blocks Texas’ racially gerrymandered map, Paramount & State Theatres to get major makeovers, and more of the week’s headlines
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Local Org Helps Immigrant Students Whose In-State Tuition Was Revoked
Some are still enrolled in higher education, but others have left entirely
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Zilker Boat Rentals Hopes to Stay Afloat With New Legacy Title
City contract delays had hamstrung longtime family business
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After Prop Q Vote, Council Deliberates Second City Budget in Three Months
Moving around a shrinking pot of money
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COP30: “Without Cultural Memory, There Can Be No Future”
Climate crises bear cultural destruction along with the material
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COP30: Shining the Light of Truth
Taking stock of ethical considerations at the COP of Truth, and a conversation with Karenna Gore
