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Leaders asking for clarity on new Austin police contract
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin's new police contract is almost a done deal, but some council members have raised concerns over how personnel files will be treated going forward. The G-file has been at the center of a long, drawn-out debate – one that ended up in the middle of a legal battle. A Travis County judge ruled that the city must end its use.
Council approves all major expansion projects at Austin's airport
AUSTIN, Texas — Major expansion projects are coming to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). At their meeting on Thursday, Austin City Council members approved contracts that will pave the way for the design and construction of new facilities at the airport. The projects are part of "Journey With AUS," an...
'It's an epidemic' | Austin injury attorney speaks on scooter injuries downtown
AUSTIN, Texas — Whether someone's visiting for the weekend for a conference, commuting to work everyday, or not in the mood to pay or wait for an Uber, scooters have become a very popular way for people to get around in downtown Austin. As the years have gone on,...
Things to do in the Austin area this weekend: Oktoberfest celebrations, an outdoor movie and more
AUSTIN, Texas — The weekend is upon us and, as always, there are a ton of things going on in the Austin area! From an outdoor film screening to early Oktoberfest celebrations, there's no shortage of fun activities happening over the next few days. Here’s a breakdown of just...
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Austin to stop taxpayer-funded abortion travel
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday filed suit against the City of Austin in an attempt to block the city’s use of $400,000 in taxpayer funds dedicated to out-of-state abortion travel expenses. Austin implemented the “Reproductive Health Grant” as part of the city’s 2024-2025 budget, intending to support city residents in traveling for abortions. […]
Austin city councilmember files ethics complaint against opponent
AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin city councilmember has filed an ethics complaint against her opponent in the November election. Incumbent councilwoman Mackenzie Kelly, of District 6, claims that challenger Krista Laine has not submitted the necessary financial records required by state law. Kelly claims that Laine did not submit...
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