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After Having His Execution Halted, Edward Busby Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
He could become the 600th individual executed by the state since 1982
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City Plan to Consolidate IT Employees Scales Back
Despite the city manager’s decision to shrink the controversial consolidations, local union members remain dissatisfied
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AISD Proposes Cutting Over 200 Full-Time Positions
Alterations to some employees’ stipends, teachers’ planning periods, and more
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May 26 Primary Runoff Election Endorsements for the Austin Area
Our choices for local, state, and federal races
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: May 7-13
AISD student detained by ICE at traffic stop, former President Barack Obama visits town, and more of the week’s headlines
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New Book Peers Into the Abyss That Is Alex Jones and Infowars
Pulling back the curtain on a bald-faced con man
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SAFE Alliance’s Eloise House, Which Offers Forensic Exams for Sexual Assault Survivors, to Close
Mayor’s plan moves those services to another provider
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Major Legal Rulings Point the Texas Hemp Industry in Next Direction
Two legal rulings on the same day have hemp attorneys and entrepreneurs relieved and ready for the next battle
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What’s a Bigger Threat to Texas Public Ed: Private School Vouchers or Charter Schools?
Democratic candidates for State Board of Education split on the public charter school question
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Rosedale Residents and AISD Battle Over Luxury Development
Former elementary school land is at the center of the dispute
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Austin Officials Scrutinize Waymo Incidents, Push for New Oversight
Hundreds of reported incidents, AISD citations, and emergency response gaps fuel calls for stronger oversight of driverless vehicles at city meeting. Waymo did not attend.
