City of Austin strengthening e-moto regulations
The City of Austin is strengthening regulations on e-motos and educating people about the different types of electric transportation.
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Leander City Council to debate fate of Flock camera contract
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Folks in Georgetown witnessed an incredible—and slightly terrifying—weather phenomena on Wednesday afternoon.
Austin's oldest known Black cemetery finally gets landmark designation
Austin's oldest known Black cemetery was finally designated as a City of Austin Landmark last week, something preservationists say was decad…
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Austin City Council moves to make it easier to build fourplexes
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Security officer assaulted at Huston-Tillotson University; police look for suspect
The Austin Police Department is searching for a suspect in connection to an assault of a security officer at Huston-Tillotson University.
Raccoon breaks into Williamson County Sheriff's Office training center
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office made a funny social post about a trespasser at its training center.