The money is just a fraction of the estimated $394 million required to build more than 17 acres of caps over the highway after TxDOT lowers the main lanes.
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Car and home windows were smashed by a fast-moving severe storm Thursday night that cut a path right through the center of San Marcos.
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Three areas on the outskirts will be disannexed from the city. In one case, a single voter made the call.
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A group of taxpayers filed the lawsuit in 2017. They say the money is not being spent on health care for low-income residents.
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Police said Michael Maule violated state law by "intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly" carrying a gun without a license on a school campus.
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A severe thunderstorm watch is in place for more than a dozen counties — including Travis, Williamson, Hays, Caldwell and Bastrop — until midnight Friday.
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Previously, the City of Kyle has bought water from San Marcos on a case-by-case basis. The new agreement runs through 2026 and ensures Kyle will have access to an additional 163 million gallons of water each year.
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By the end of the century in Austin, it's possible that half of the days in a given year would have triple-digit temperatures, according to KXAN's former chief meteorologist David Yeomans. The city's outdoor music venues said hotter summers are already affecting business.
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The watch area includes Williamson and Burnet counties.
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