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One Year After Texas’ Deadliest Flood, Scientists Have Life-Saving Suggestions
San Antonio study reconstructs the flood in detail
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“Real Men” and Texas Republicans
Talarico vs. Paxton a test for Lone Star voters
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Texas Forecasts Record Electricity Demand as Summer Heat Approaches
The state is headed for record electricity demand, according to ERCOT
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Return of the MACC
After the pandemic closure and delayed construction, the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center will finally reopen
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Plan for Caps Over I-35 Survives Another Threat to Downsize
City Council sticks to plan for $104 million investment in highway beautification
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Recapping the Last Council Meeting as Members Break for Summer
A potential bond election, Austin Energy peaker unit guidelines, and affordable housing were some of the major topics
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Has TEA Set the Stage to Take Over Austin ISD?
The district’s application for relief from accountability has been denied
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E4 Youth’s Augmented Reality Offers a Step Into Historic East Austin
The technology takes users on a virtual tour with prominent figures at historical landmarks
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief May 28 – June 3
Yogurt shop murders officially conclude with settlement, Senate Bill 4 goes into effect, and more of the week’s headlines
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UT Community Raises Concerns About Department Consolidations
Students and faculty emphasize the importance of departments as UT prepares to consolidate them by the fall semester
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Montserrat Garibay Wins HD 49 Runoff in Dem Primary
After a close March election, the union leader bests longtime politician Kathie Tovo
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: May 21-27
Runoff election results come in, Ken Paxton advances to face James Talarico in November, and more of the week’s headlines