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Turbulent Times for the Texas Hemp Industry
Rule changes muddy the market as a temporary restraining order momentarily blocks some of the new regulations
Where the Austin Area Stands With ICE Partnerships
Travis County has yet to sign, but Bastrop, Caldwell, and more show enthusiasm
Historically Underutilized Business Program Temporarily Restored
Travis County judge grants temporary injunction on Comptroller Kelly Hancock’s December emergency order
City Proposes Daily Homeless Camp Sweeps
Plan surfaces for wide-scale cleanup of camps, could potentially begin in May
Despite Pushback, Texas Advances Controversial Social Studies Curriculum
Critics say the draft inappropriately emphasizes Christianity and state history
The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: April 9-15
Lawmakers discuss future of data centers in the state, Austin breaks ground on Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion, and more of the week’s headlines
Despite Proven Progress, Austin’s Guaranteed Income Program Was Gutted
Will the funding cut cost the city more in the end?
What to Know About the New Texas SNAP Restrictions
Advocates say that the changes not only limit Texans from everyday commodities, but could also cause strain on retailers
D.A.’s Office Responds to Misconduct Claims in 2020 Protest Case
State filings argue defense relies on “speculative assertions” and fails to identify withheld evidence as trial approaches
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