Austin Doubles Housing Capacity for Homeless, Nonprofit Reports
A local nonprofit reports Austin and Travis County have doubled housing capacity for the homeless, with shorter wait times and improved services.
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How the government shutdown might affect flights at DFW, ABIA and more
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Fort Worth Zoo Names Baby Elephant Lady Bird After Public Vote
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Texas National Guard Deploys to Chicago as Legal Battle Looms
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Austin Activist Greg Stoker Released from Israeli Prison After Gaza Flotilla Arrest
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Austinites Raise Concerns Over Proposed Homeless Navigation Center
Austin residents near a proposed homeless navigation center voice concerns over crime and safety, while city officials emphasize accessibility and services ahead of a crucial vote.
Fire engulfs vacant businesses near I-35; officials warn to avoid 32nd Street
A fire engulfed a vacant motel and restaurant near I-35, prompting warnings to avoid the area as crews work to contain the blaze.
Austin police seek missing 68-year-old Enrique Ramirez Leon
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1991 yogurt shop murders destroyed lives, permanently changed Austin
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Texas Democrats Aim to Reconnect with Working-Class Voters in 2026
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Texas megachurch pastor Robert Morris pleads guilty to child sex abuse
Former megachurch pastor Robert Morris of Gateway Church pleaded guilty in child abuse case, and was sentenced to six months in jail.