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The Austin City Council will have the opportunity to review and initiate amendments to the proposed budget before final adoption.

The charge alleges that the district illegally reassigned educators whose primary job assignment is to advocate for homeless youth from their union positions to non-union positions, effectively stripping these educators of their contractual rights and protections.

The vision presented by the Austin Transit Partnership previews a future where Austin would join the ranks of American cities with their own iconic subways like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco.

The Columbus Education Association announced Friday afternoon that it has filed an unfair labor practice charge against Columbus City Schools.

The lawsuit claims the state agency improperly split the project into three parts and has failed to properly study its overall impact.

The government can buy fewer roads, bridges, and tunnels today than it could seven months ago when President Joe Biden signed the $1 trillion infrastructure law.

Electric scooter injuries are more common in Austin on the weekend and during special events when more people are out trying to navigate the city.

The Columbus Education Association will rally outside Tuesday nights Columbus City Schools Board of Education meeting.

The stretch of Guadalupe between 22nd and 29th Street near the University of Texas is part of the proposed 20-mile Orange Line light rail system.

Council members say the raise is needed to retain workers as Austins cost of living continues to rise.