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APD (Finally) Ends Low-Level Marijuana Enforcement

Police Association Accuses Protesters of Giving Cops COVID-19

Another Unfair Burden Put on Texas’ Public Schools

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Austinites call for schools to defund its police, too

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Still seeking safety as the data remains unclear

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by Mike Clark-Madison

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How to Enjoy the Fourth of July Safely, Responsibly, and Lawfully in Austin

City issues a reminder of what is allowed under local and state orders

Kimberley Jones • Jul. 3, 2020

Gov. Abbott Issues Executive Order Requiring Face Masks in Public

There are a few exceptions to the rule

Kimberley Jones • Jul. 2, 2020

APD (Finally) Ends Low-Level Marijuana Enforcement

Chief announces move, six months after Council told him to

Austin Sanders • Jul. 2, 2020

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All of a sudden, is it too late?

Mike Clark-Madison • Jul. 3 issue

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As the D.A. Delays, Michael Ramos' Killers Remain on Duty

The Ramos probe plods on

Austin Sanders, Jul. 3 issue

Jimmy Flannigan Kicks Off Reelection Campaign

Northside council member promises "uncommon approach" to policing, mobility

Beth Sullivan, Jul. 3 issue

City Unveils Possible Plans for Old Home Depot Site

City to St. Johns: We can do it. You can help.

Austin Sanders, Jul. 3 issue

ACC Is Almost Entirely Online and Students Are Enrolling in Droves

Start here. Stay home?

Clara Ence Morse, Jul. 3 issue

UT Announces Mandated Masks, Flexible Learning for Fall Reopening

News comes amid COVID-19 surge, especially in young adults

Beth Sullivan, Jul. 3 issue

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After 23 years, the State Board of Education might be ready to make some changes

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