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Quick Summary: Austin's severe winter storms in 2021 and 2023 led to warnings about preparedness, but this winter has been mild. The city also...

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Quick Summary: Just as it is now a buyer's market for single-family homes in Central Texas, it is also a renter's market in the Austin-area...

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"I have been helped, found a place to stay, get off those streets," one resident told KVUE.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2024 BY JO CLIFTON City Council on Thursday approved an ordinance extending pay and benefits for Austin police officers in line...

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Austin is still behind on its goals to build more affordable housing, but one nonprofit looks to close that gap.

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Quick Summary: Austin and Travis County leaders urged residents to prepare for an arctic blast expected from Sunday through...

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The filing period for City Council elections does not open until late July, but the races are already beginning to take shape, with 10 candidates...

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When potential teachers are considering a position, they often want to know what’s available for affordable housing. “If I don’t have an answer for...

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AUSTIN, Texas — According to city data, Austin-Travis County EMS saw a decline in response times last year. Comparing December of 2022, to...

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AUSTIN, Texas - On this New Year's Day, a new president is taking over leadership of the Austin Police Association. Michael Bullock spoke...

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As we bid farewell to 2023, it is a great time to reflect on the significant developments that shaped Austin's multifamily and overall housing...

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One week after Austin officials voted to increase the amount of housing allowed on single-family properties, City Council moved to create a...

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