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Fall foliage typically kicks off in mid-to-late October and peaks by late November, but record heat this fall delayed Austin's fall colors to the very end of the year.
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Mohamed Saher's friend had shipped the puppy from Slovakia. Now, Saher had to turn in paperwork to clear customs and take Pamela home.
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The new store is two stories high, spans more than 145,000 square feet and is run by more than 600 employees. It's grand opening comes nearly three years after the previous store in the same location was demolished.
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Democratic State Rep. John Bucy pre-filed two bills in the Texas Legislature that would kick-start a high speed rail line along the I-35 corridor and direct funding to bullet train projects. Bucy said there are no specific plans drawn out for the bullet train to San Antonio. Right now, it’s just a vision.
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The Southeastern Conference is also requiring the university to use available resources and video footage to identify individuals who threw objects onto the field during Saturday's loss to Georgia.
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The PBS show, which debuted with a performance by Willie Nelson, has become the longest-running show of its kind in television history.
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The student, Ammer Qaddumi, alleges the university violated his First Amendment rights.
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Austin has now paid out more than $22 million in settlements related to 2020 racial justice protestsSo far, the city has settled 19 lawsuits after police injured scores of demonstrators in 2020.
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The idea was simple. Take existing hotel rooms and turn them into apartments. It would be quick and cheap, elected officials said. However, opening Pecan Gardens was anything but.
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Houston residents will now have one less option when it comes to interstate bus travel after Megabus pulls out of the Texas market.