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The Austin Police Association feels there’s a growing divide between city leaders and the police department. Union president Ken Casaday says he feels
June 19, 2018
Three women have sued high-ranking Austin and Travis County officials over claims of gender bias in sexual assault investigations. Attorney Jennifer Ecklund says from
Hour 2: Mark and Melynda are back, this time discussing more about the separation of families at the border, as well as Trump had
Hour 1: AISD last night decided to have a nurse at 75 schools, at others there will be a clinical assistant, we took your
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Hour one of the Todd and Don Show:
• AISD has approved their budget of $1.6 Billion with a 1.5{91a3a066265893d5d93b921204e5bbe4720deb431f82cc483a406ec22b140854} pay raise
State Senator Donna Campbell filed an amicus brief in support of business groups seeking an injunction against the City of Austin regarding their mandatory
A warden has been demoted and transferred from a Texas prison where a supervisor resigned and four corrections officers were fired amid allegations they
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz says he is introducing emergency legislation intended to keep migrant families together.
Cruz has released a statement saying: “All Americans are
Austin Community College (ACC) will launch its first bachelor’s degree program this fall. The RN-to-BSN program addresses a critical nursing shortage in Central Texas
Austin ISD’s Board of Trustees approved a $7.1 million contract with Seton Healthcare Family at tonight’s regular board meeting. The contract includes 75 full-time registered
The Austin ISD Board of Trustees adopted a $1.6 billion budget.
The district says the new budget is focused on supporting strategic priorities for safety,