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Past Issue Archive

Nov 7, 2025

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Austin Rebalances: Schools Spared, Budgets Tightened, Projects Move Forward

AISD delays rezoning, Prop Q fails, and CapMetro construction begins as ERCOT grid demand surges.

AISD | Education

Nov 6, 2025

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Austin Moves Forward: Transit Construction Begins as Schools and Taxes Shift

New Red Line station breaks ground, AISD revises closure plans, and Texas voters deliver statewide tax relief.

Nov 5, 2025

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Austin Voters Say “No” to Prop Q — What Comes Next for City Hall

All 17 state amendments pass, AISD reverses school closures, and City Council readies $17 M in contracts.

AISD | Education

Nov 4, 2025

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Election Day

County tax rate confirmed, city tax rate on the ballot, Council meets Thursday, CapMetro committees Wednesday, AISD consolidation Saturday

Nov 3, 2025

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Austin Votes: Prop Q, Housing Reform, and School Consolidation

Election Day arrives with major choices on taxes, zoning, and education before the City Council and AISD.

AISD | Education

Oct 31, 2025

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6 min read

Last Day for Early Voting is Today

Your guide to the final day of early voting, Austin's $1.1B health budget, and the $1.65B Convention Center plan.

Voting

Oct 30, 2025

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Schools, Safety, and City Spending: Austin Faces Big November Decisions

From AISD’s 13-campus consolidation vote to billion-dollar city bonds and new wildfire restrictions, here’s what every Austin neighbor should know before Election Week.

Oct 29, 2025

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New Leadership, Lower Bills, Same Mission — Powering Austin Forwards

Austin Energy’s new GM takes the helm as rates dip and council sessions reset for November.

Energy | Power Grid

Oct 28, 2025

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Burn Ban Tightens as Austin Declares Wildfire Emergency

City and County move to restrict outdoor burning as fire danger peaks across Central Texas.

City Government

Oct 27, 2025

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7 min read

ATX Ballot Rundown

Everything Austin & Travis County voters will decide on November 4.

City Government

Past Issue Archive

Austin Rebalances: Schools Spared, Budgets Tightened, Projects Move Forward

Austin Moves Forward: Transit Construction Begins as Schools and Taxes Shift

Austin Voters Say “No” to Prop Q — What Comes Next for City Hall

Election Day

Austin Votes: Prop Q, Housing Reform, and School Consolidation

Last Day for Early Voting is Today

Schools, Safety, and City Spending: Austin Faces Big November Decisions

New Leadership, Lower Bills, Same Mission — Powering Austin Forwards

Burn Ban Tightens as Austin Declares Wildfire Emergency

ATX Ballot Rundown

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