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Ken Paxton’s voter registration suit against Travis County returned to state courtA federal court’s decision is the latest development in a bitter pre-election brawl between Republican state officials and ...
A mental health diversion program opened its doors in Austin this week, aiming to keep more people with mental health ...
"If we can change what would have been a death or serious injury crash into a minor injury or property damage only clip crash ...
City, county and mental health authorities celebrated Oct. 3 the opening of Integral Care's—Travis County’s mental health ...
An investigation by ProPublica, The Texas Tribune and Votebeat found that U.S. citizens were incorrectly labeled as ...
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Texas AG Paxton's suit against Travis County's voter outreach returns to state court after federal court declines ...
Travis County and Shawnee Township highlight fire safety, promoting smoke alarm maintenance and cooking fire prevention ...
Each year, local governing bodies like county commissioners, city councils and school boards review budgets and set tax rates ...
Paxton claims the county's five-member board violated the Texas Open Meetings Act by approving $115,000 in funding to help ...
It’s election season, and it’s a big one for us. We’ve aggregated our local coverage and created this page to give you an in-depth resource in the leadup to the polls. This is a dynamic resource and ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Travis County commissioners court, alleging that the 5-member board violated the Texas Open Meetings Act when it secretly approved $115,000 in ...
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