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Some KXAN investigations that led to meaningful change in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Some KXAN investigations that led to meaningful change in 2023

KXAN investigators spent 2023 working hard on projects that stemmed from viewers’ questions and concerns. Many of those projects resulted in change in Austin and the state.

Source: yahoo.com
Jason Landry: 2023 marks 3 years since Texas State student's disappearance - Vimarsana News

Jason Landry: 2023 marks 3 years since Texas State student's disappearance

Dec. 13, 2023, marked three years since the disappearance of Jason Landry, a 21-year-old Texas State student.

State of Texas: 'I'm leaving Texas,' LGBTQ policies push some to look for an exit - Vimarsana News

State of Texas: 'I'm leaving Texas,' LGBTQ policies push some to look for an exit

Senate Bill 15 bans collegiate-level transgender athletes from competing on sports teams that do not align with their biological sex assigned at birth.

Source: msn.com
Celia Israel announces run for Travis Co. Tax Assessor Collector - Vimarsana News

Celia Israel announces run for Travis Co. Tax Assessor Collector

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Celia Israel, former Texas state representative and mayoral candidate who ran against Mayor Kirk Watson in Travis County, announced Thursday she filed paperwork to run for Travis County Tax Assessor Collector, according to a statement via Action Network. This announcement comes after Bruce Elfant, current Travis County Tax Assessor, announced he would […]

Source: kxan.com
Texas Lawmakers Eliminate Vehicle Inspections - Should Louisiana? - Vimarsana News

Texas Lawmakers Eliminate Vehicle Inspections - Should Louisiana?

The idea is popular among Louisiana drivers who driving around for 2-5 months with an expired sticker they haven't paid attention to.