On Wednesday, the state officially began accepting applications for its new Texas Education Freedom Accounts program. Parents could receive nearly $11,000 dollars to send
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U.S. Senator John Cornyn of Texas and U.S. Representative Chip Roy (TX-21) have joined together to introduce the SAVE America Act, which would require
Austin’s Parks and Recreation board has decided not to recommend that the Austin City Council approve a proposed $2 million contract for surveillance cameras
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Breakthroughs don’t always happen in a boardroom, they happen long before that. Usually, they happen in
Texas added 19,700 nonfarm jobs in December to reach a total of 14,341,000 positions. Over the year, the state added 132,500 jobs for an
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is directing Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath to investigate student-led protests against immigration enforcement actions.
Students at multiple Central Texas schools,
U.S. Senator John Cornyn of Texas has co-sponsored the Freedom from Unfair Gun Taxes Act, which would prohibit states from implementing excise taxes on
As the snow and ice melts, insurance claims are expected to heat up across Texas.
A winter storm is unique to many other events that
We know a little more about a man who was found dead over the weekend at a central Austin gas station.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott took to social media this week to celebrate the success of the state’s power grid throughout the recent winter storm.
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The Texas chapter of the American Federation of Teachers is demanding that the State of Texas cease all investigations into educators who reportedly celebrated
The Austin-Travis County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) remains activated, as extreme cold conditions continue to impact Austin and the Central Texas region. City of Austin and Travis County departments, partner
The Kyle City Council this week approved an Interlocal Agreement (ILA) for a new Animal Care Facility in partnership with Hays County and the
Texas Department of Transportation crews will begin pretreating major corridors in the Austin area on Wednesday evening, ahead of possible winter weather this weekend.
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The Austin Police Department’s Residential Burglary Unit is requesting the public’s help with tracking down the owner of a high-end stolen bicycle that was
Austin’s Watershed Protection department is launching a new competition aimed at students in grades 6–12 from Austin and surrounding areas, calling on them to