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The deadline to apply to vote by mail is approaching. Here's what you need to know.
Only certain people in Texas can vote by mail, and the process can be confusing. Election officials offer advice.
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Youth homelessness has increased rapidly in Austin, according to nonprofit data
Since 2020, the number of people under 25 years old without permanent housing and not under the care of a parent or legal ...
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Why are people dropping flour in weird patterns around Austin?
An East Austin resident noticed someone dropping flour on the sidewalks and parks around the Boggy Creek Greenbelt. The ...
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'I wouldn't panic so much': Austin-area educators ask voters to approve tax rate to bump up pay
The school boards in Austin ISD and Manor ISD each called tax rate elections for Nov. 5 to help cover the cost of raising ...
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Child care costs as much as a semester at UT. Travis County wants to make it cheaper.
Travis County Proposition A asks voters to approve a 2.5 cent per $100 valuation tax rate increase. If it passes, it’ll add ...
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‘The Black church has always been the hub of the Black community.’ How does that extend to politics?
At East Caney Baptist Church outside Sulphur Springs, which has been in operation for over 160 years, we asked worshippers ...
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City of Kyle breaks ground on new road project while Hays County pushes for more
Construction started Tuesday on the first of eight road projects funded by a 2022 bond. Hays County is asking voters to ...
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From abortion to insurrection: A fact check of the Cruz v. Allred debate
Senator Ted Cruz and Congressman Colin Allred attacked each other’s records on issues ranging from the economy to civil rights. Neither was entirely accurate in their charges.