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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)
Social Distancing 2020
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued guidelines for “community mitigation strategies” to limit the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, which include recommendations for “social distancing”—a term that epidemiologists are using
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WilCo Judge fined $1K for breaking own covid orders
Williamson County judge Bill gravel is getting fined, $1,000 after he pleaded guilty to violating his own stay at home order. Court documents note as part of the Gravell’s guilty plea, the state won’t go forward on
The City of Austin wants to know what you want APD to do
You can tell the city of Austin how you want APD to be used online, as the city reimagines public safety. The city is asking residents to tell them in what situations they want to see police
Austin Fire has tips for keeping you Thanksgiving safe
Austin fire is reminding folks to be careful as they cook for Thanksgiving celebrations. Pointing to the numbers, they say Texas ranks first for the most grease and cooking fires on Thanksgiving day. To help prevent one
More trial delays over slain Ft. Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen
The trial of a woman law enforcement alleges helped desecrate and dispose of the body of slain Ft. Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen has been again delayed. A federal judge has reset the trail date for January 19th