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Once lost to wildfire, Austin Creek State Recreation Area reopens after 4 years
The Austin Creek State Recreation Area is open to the public after more than four years of wildfire recovery efforts, ...
COTA Expansion Set to Include Amusement Park, Water Park, Hotel, Convention Center
Palindrome, the first infinity shuttle coaster in the U.S. and the only steel coaster in the U.S. to go over and active road, ...
Buda's big Persimmon master-planned community opens to buyers
Persimmon’s homes will start at $492,990 and range from 1,754 square feet to 3,552 square feet, with two- to five-bedroom ...
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Transitions: New President at West Virginia U.
CHIEF EXECUTIVES Appointments Michael T. Benson, president of Coastal Carolina University, has been named president of West ...
Austin's beloved troll Malin celebrates first birthday with community at Pease Park
Join the celebration as Austin's beloved troll, Malin, turns one year old on Saturday, March 15. This 18-foot-tall wooden ...
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Hemisfair celebrates the completion of Civic Park
Phase 2 of Hemisfair’s Civic Park was completed and officially opened to the public March 6. Phase 2 of the park includes The ...
Rays ditch new stadium deal, putting Tampa Bay future in doubt. Will owner sell?
After nearly two decades toiling for a new stadium, the Tampa Bay Rays finally struck a deal that ensured their long-term future in St. Petersburg. Thursday, they walked away, leaving $730 million in ...
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City of Austin enforcing higher parking fines
The city of Austin began enforcing higher fines on March 1 because of new city parking code changes.  Fines for unpaid use of ...
‘Critical connection’ point constructed along Violet Crown Trail in Austin
Austin finished work on a “critical connection” point along the Violet Crown Trail in southwest Austin last month, officials announced in an Austin Mobility newsletter Monday.
'It could be grim': Public lands advocates worry DOGE cuts are precursor to privatization
Trump ordered the largest reversal of land monument protections in American history in 2017 when he signed an order to reduce ...
Trump kills Fort Hancock group, so what will happen to Sandy Hook's crumbling buildings?
The long debate over what to do with Fort Hancock’s stately but crumbling Officers’ Row homes has taken a new direction under the Trump administration.