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Many ACC students struggle to pay rent. Student leaders are calling for...

The Austin Community College Student Government Association surveyed more than 500 students about their living situations. The group found most struggled to afford rent and a handful were experiencing...

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‘I Can Take it From Here’ With Author Lisa Forbers – Part II

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American Snout butterflies swarm South and Central Texas

The small, moth-like butterflies typically appear each year around Labor Day.

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In interview, Steve McCraw says he wishes DPS had taken over response to...

The DPS director’s comments to USA Today come as seven of the agency’s officers have been referred for investigation into their actions on the day of the shooting.

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Poll: Majority of Texas voters support busing migrants out of state

According to a new Texas Politics Project poll, Republicans overwhelmingly support Gov. Greg Abbott’s busing policy, while most Democrats are against it. Abbott, a Republican running for a third term,...

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'Feeling and passion and possibility': Blue Lapis Light performs 'Belonging'...

Blue Lapis Light is bringing back the site-specific aerial dance work 'Belonging,' which will feature dancers performing at — and on — the old Seaholm Power Plant.

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Los mayores de 12 años pueden recibir las vacunas de refuerzo actualizadas...

Los mayores de 12 años pueden recibir las vacunas de refuerzo actualizadas contra el COVID-19 en el área de Austin.

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With new lakeside access, Austin's Lady Bird Lake trail is 'finally fully...

A new quarter-mile stretch of the hike and bike trail closes the last gap in the lakeside loop.

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Why one Texas city is renaming itself Bacon City this weekend

Vernon, Texas, is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Wright Bacon.

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Elected officials take up question of how Austin should pay for parks. Here...

Austin's most consistent source of money to buy land for parks is a parkland dedication fee, which is paid by developers. On Thursday, the City Council is considering raising these fees.

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Here's how to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the Austin area

The observation, which starts Thursday, celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.

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Affordability concerns are forcing Austinites to surrender their pets. The...

The city-owned shelter began restricting intake this week because its kennels are overcrowded. Austin Animal Center is now at 110% capacity, with some dogs living in temporary pop-up crates.

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Accent marks are making a comeback in Latino last names

Whether the accents were lost due to assimilation or technology woes, the marks are now being reclaimed.

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Texas has spent over $4 billion on Operation Lone Star. Where did that money...

With a lack of concrete results and about a year left in the state’s two-year budget cycle, it’s unclear whether Texas can afford to continue running the border security initiative in its current form.

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Aquí tienes cómo celebrar el Mes de la Herencia Hispana en el área de Austin

El Mes de la Herencia Hispana celebra las muchas etnias que se reúnen en este país a través de todo, desde exposiciones de arte hasta la comida.

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Abbott sends two buses of migrants to Kamala Harris' D.C. residence after she...

The migrant busing policy, which Abbott started as a way to antagonize the White House over its border policies, appears to be catching on among other GOP governors. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis chartered...

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Amid rising housing costs, Austin increases (slightly) park fees charged to...

City staff originally recommended the city double what's called a parkland dedication fee. Council members opted for a milder increase, upping these fees 10%.

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'It was a work love story': A couple found each other and purpose at Texas...

Put together, Renee and Roger Toy have worked at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired for more than 60 years. Their son recently started working there, too, turning their work at the...

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Construction on new Corpus Christi bridge halted as engineers say design...

The project to replace the current Harbor Bridge is already years past its expected completion date.

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Austin OKs an automated license plate reader program

The devices scan license plates in the hopes of assisting police in tracking down stolen vehicles, missing children and people who have felony warrants. Opponents argue they could be used to track...

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