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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: Sept. 10-16
SCOTUS denies mail-in voting changes, railroad commissioner candidate blasted for racist response, a Hail Mary petition to avoid state takeover, and more of the week’s headlines
Riding the Texas Eagle Between Austin and San Antonio
New studies explore more efficient passenger rail possibilities
City Council Punts Contract Debate While OK’ing Widely Approved Investments
Infrastructure, affordable housing, and social services get a shot in the arm
Location and Income Remain a Factor for Measles Vaccination Rates in Austin Area Schools
A second 2026 measles case was reported in Travis County last week
Future of Texans’ Access to Abortion Pills Uncertain
A nationwide restriction for mail or pharmacy access of mifepristone was considered last week in Louisiana
Fill Your Hypocrisy Meter in a New Video Game Starring Ken Paxton
Your main move: Declare Victory… mid-battle
Austin’s Street Medics Race to Beat the Heat
The volunteer organization provides first aid and training to any Austinite looking to help safeguard the community
Taking the Road Less Traveled to Provide Relief
First-gen UT students reimagine the disaster response vehicle of the future
In a Mass Casualty Incident, Every Second Counts
We Are Blood and first responders work to make blood distribution a seamless transition
‘It’s All About Information’
The professional doomsday planners at Austin’s Emergency Management Department focus on outreach and information sharing
Threat of Data Center Construction Looms Over Dog’s Head
Council’s efforts to implement a local ban won’t affect the development
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