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Environmentalists Balk at Plans for Massive Eastern Crescent Development
Outrage builds over sudden approval of “Dog’s Head”
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City Council Considers a November Bond Election
Despite the mayor’s warnings, the city might ask voters to approve $390 million
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UT Fires KUT’s Debbie Hiott After Festival Disputes
UT officials gave the GM the option to resign or be dismissed. She took the high road.
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: June 11-17
Elon Musk becomes the world’s first trillionaire, New World screwworm continues to spread, and more of the week’s headlines
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Learning to Fly in Just Two Hours
Lift Aircraft’s fully electric, single-seat drone gives anyone the chance to soar at the Long Center
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Pence Says GOP Needs to Rediscover Its Conscience
In the midst of the Paxton and Talarico showdown, the former veep shares his manifesto on conservatism with Austinites
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With Upcoming Budget Cuts, Social Service Nonprofits Ask Council to Preserve Funding
One Voice Central Texas sends mayor letter outlining recommendations
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The Vicious Cycle of Homeless Camp Sweeps
The city pursues a program that most concede will have no beneficial effect on homelessness – why?
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Austin Prepares for Heightened Tourism as World Cup Kicks Off
The city will host the Saudi Arabia national team and a mix of international travelers over the next month and a half
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AISD Proposes Cutting 558 Positions, Changing Bus Transportation, Selling Campuses, and More
The district must eliminate a $181 million deficit and approve a budget this month
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One Year After Texas’ Deadliest Flood, Scientists Have Life-Saving Suggestions
San Antonio study reconstructs the flood in detail
