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Cherrywood Gets 21-Foot-Tall Concrete Wall or Nothing
TxDOT pushes residents to vote for or against noise barrier along I-35 expansion
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Round One of I-35 “Caps” Fight Ends in a Draw
City to fund columns that could support highway parks
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Pivotal Vote on Future of I-35 Approaches
Council must decide in May to cap or not to cap
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City Council Has More Time to Decide on Funding for I-35 “Caps”
TxDOT moves deadline to decide on the $900 million cost
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Increase in Cost of I-35 “Caps” Means Less Money for Other City Projects
New estimates show cost of caps increased by 61%
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Day Trips & Beyond: September Events Roundup
Historic hotels, hummingbirds, and highways
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Austin Gets Federal Funding to Cover I-35 With Public-Access Land
Council set to consider another loan this week
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Bonus Bad News: I-35 Expansion Will Be a Thorn in Austin’s Side for Years to Come
Expensive, environmentally destructive, and unpopular plan persists
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Austin’s Transportation Future: What Will It Look Like in 2033?
Highways, headless horsemen, and high-speed trains: The ghost of our transportation future
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Hundreds Rally Against I-35 Expansion
TxDOT’s pricey project proving unpopular with Council members, congressmen, and regular Austinites
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Rethink35 Is Suing TxDOT Over I-35 Expansion With Broad Community Support
TxDOT vs. basically everyone in Austin
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I-35 Expansion Clears Final Hurdle; Construction to Start Next Year
TxDOT releases final Environmental Impact Statement