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UCSB students display, March 5-19, explores areas ties to fossil fuels

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/PRNewswire/ -- In preparation for the Satanic winter holiday Sol Invictus, and in the spirit of giving, The Satanic Temples congregations in Austin, Texas...

SALEM, Mass., Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In preparation for the Satanic winter holiday Sol Invictus, and in the spirit of giving, The Satanic T...

Those needing assistance are asked to report to the One Texas Center building between 6-8 p.m. tonight.

The City of Austin has activated its Cold Weather Shelter Plan for Jan. 1 in response to an expected drop in temperatures.

This November, voters in Texas’s capital have a chance to reject the progressive agenda on public safety.

Council members unanimously approved a resolution directing the city manager to look for property for temporary encampments. The move is an about-face for Austin.

A homeless encampment under I-35 near the Austin Police Department headquarters on March 23, 2020. Following a voter-approved reinstatement of bans on behavior related to homelessness, Austin City Council members are looking for land to set aside for city-sanctioned encampments. City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a framework for a plan, directing City Manager Spencer Cronk to look into city-owned land for encampments where residents would have access to water, storage, showers, elec...

5 Quick and Easy Ways Photographers Can Give Back By Ellyn Kail on April 27, 2021 In the past year, we’ve seen the photography community come together in powerful ways, from raising money for COVID-19 relief to calling for more inclusive hiring practices. Time and again, we’ve seen photographers travel the world to document the stories of not-for-profit organizations, raise funds, and advocate for the voiceless. Photographers have the potential to make a difference, on a local scale and an ...