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Business News: Can the airlines survive the shutdown?
U.S. airlines are grappling with one outcome of the deep schedule cuts they’ve made in response to near-zero travel demand: Many of the flights that remain are starting to fill up, complicating social distancing guidelines and angering
HIGHLIGHT: Randy Clarke (President & CEO, Capital Metro)
Randy Clarke, President & CEO of Capital Metro, calls in to discuss what CapMetro is doing to keep public transportation clean, dealing with employees who have tested positive for COVID-19, ridership and their budget, the proposed bond
HIGHLIGHT: Tamara Atkinson (CEO, Workforce Solutions Capital Area)
Tamara Atkinson, CEO of Workforce Solutions Capital Area, calls in to discuss what they are doing to help local businesses and local residents find and connect to resources during hardship. If your job or business has
Texas Restaurant Association on Todd and Don Show
More than a quarter of the independent restaurants in Texas will be forced to close if demand continues to free-fall at the current rate, eliminating 500,000 restaurant jobs just in that state, the Texas Restaurant Association (TRA)
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Austin area Covid death rate may be smaller
The Austin area health Authority said if University of Texas researcher are correct, the Covid 19 death rate less than a percent. At a Q&A session, Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott told reporters UT researchers believe the
Central Texas COVID-19 Update for June 4, 2020
BASTROP COUNTY: The 227 total cases that have been confirmed in Bastrop County include eight new cases found just this week. The Bastrop County Health Services Department says three people have died from the disease, including one
Second Stimulus Program Launches in Buda
The City of Buda’s second coronavirus relief package known as “Still Budaful Stimulus 2.0” is now officially up and running. In April, the council authorized the original “Still Budaful” Stimulus Program to assist businesses negatively affected by
Abbott Clears the Way for Phase 3 of Texas Reopening
Governor Greg Abbott is moving into Phase 3 of his plan to kickstart the state economy, allowing most industries to increase their overall customer capacity. Effective immediately, the governor’s order allows businesses currently operating with 25% capacity