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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: April 23-29
Supreme Court allows GOP gerrymandering to remain, UT upends KUT Festival days before it kicks off, and more of the week’s headlines
KUT Relocates Festival as UT Points Fingers
NPR affiliate’s community event will proceed in truncated form but with hopes undiminished
The Last Two Standing to Represent the City’s Core
Blockwalking with House District 49 runoff candidates Kathie Tovo and Montserrat Garibay
Affordable Housing Community Opens to Help Address Chronic Homelessness
The Roz offers permanent supportive units for those who have been homeless for a year or more, regardless of their ability to pay
MoPac Expansion Challenged by Residents, City Leaders
Concerns arise around the project’s environmental impact
Ten Commandments in Public School Classrooms Ruled Constitutional
Lake Travis and Dripping Springs ISD are now required to implement the state law
Despite New Confession, James Broadnax’s Execution Date Grows Closer
Broadnax, set to be executed April 30, is still pressing claims tied to rap lyrics, race-based jury selection, disputed forensic testimony, and his cousin’s recent confession
AI Now Decides if Texas Medicare Patients Receive Certain Types of Care
Under the new Medicare model, third-party AI companies earn more by denying care to patients
City Leaders Hold Their Ground on ICE Policies
Despite Abbott’s and Paxton’s threats, City Council members are expected to pass another pro-immigrant resolution
SAFE Alliance in Dire Need of Funding
Budget shortfalls have put four of the organization’s crucial survivor programs at risk
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