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43-year-old Mediterranean cafe north of campus to close

Sara Johnson October 31, 2019

This article was retracted by The Daily Texan in print and online on Dec. 5, 2019 because it contained one or more fabricated quotes. Read our managing editor's statements on the situation below: A...

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One year after boil water notice, Austin releases corrective action reports

Graysen Golter October 30, 2019

One year after the Austin Water Utility issued a boil water notice due to flooding from the Colorado River, Austin partnered with Travis County to evaluate how the city can improve its response to similar...

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Austin activists introduce $4.4 billion transportation project to influence 2020 transportation bond

Aisling Ayers October 30, 2019

Three Austin transit activists introduced a nearly $4.4 billion transportation project last week that proposes changes to reduce congestion around campus and the Austin area.  Co-author Susan...

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New APD unit aims to reduce Riverside crime through community engagement

Lauren Girgis October 29, 2019

A new Austin Police Department unit created last month is hitting the streets of Riverside to reduce crime in the neighborhood through large-scale projects.  RISE, which stands for Region...

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Texas opens new Census Bureau offices with hopes to increase participation

Victoria May October 29, 2019

Inaccuracy in the upcoming census count could potentially cost the state millions of dollars, so Travis County is increasing outreach efforts, Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir said. The U.S. Census...

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Travis County to vote to approve groundwater conservation district

Nataleah Small October 29, 2019

Many residents of Southwestern Travis County rely on Trinity Aquifer for their water supply, but due to overpumping and lack of regulation, the water supply is rapidly declining, said a representative...

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Intersex individuals, allies rally at City Hall for Intersex Awareness Day

Claudia Ng October 28, 2019

Dozens of intersex individuals and allies chanted “Change our hearts, not our parts” at an Intersex Awareness Day rally Saturday.  During the rally, attendees advocated for bodily...

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Virgin Hyperloop One proposes Texas routes for high-speed transportation

Austin Martinez October 25, 2019

Virgin Hyperloop One has identified Texas as a possible location for its high-speed transportation system. The company hopes to implement a Dallas-Laredo-Houston route by the mid-2020s, said Ryan Kelly,...

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Austin parking app charges users for months of missed fees

Graysen Golter October 23, 2019

An Austin parking app began charging customers last week for months of delayed transactions. Park ATX could not properly charge all customers for their parking fees because the app was in a testing...

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Potential Austin Land Development Code revision includes new sidewalk installment rules

Sara Johnson October 23, 2019

This article was retracted by The Daily Texan in print and online on Dec. 5, 2019 because it contained one or more fabricated quotes. Read our managing editor's statements on the situation below: A...

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Aquarium fish invading Waller Creek

Laura Morales October 22, 2019

Colorful aquarium fish have invaded Waller Creek. The creek’s population of platy fish, native to northern Mexico, has reached the thousands according to research done by environmental science...

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Austin City Council revises homelessness ordinances to limit public camping

Graysen Golter October 18, 2019

The Austin City Council approved an ordinance Thursday evening that will reinstate some limits on where people who are homeless can camp. In June, the council lifted a ban on homeless camping,...

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