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2 months ago | kxan.com | Jaclyn Ramkissoon |Andrew Schnitker

Content Warning: This article discusses suicide. Please return to the homepage if you are not comfortable with the topic. If you are in distress and need someone to talk to, please call 988, text HELLO to 741741, or visit the crisis hotline's website. AUSTIN (KXAN) - The city of Cedar Park said it's prepared to defend itself against a potential "improper lawsuit" brought by a woman who alleges a former Cedar Park police officer sexually assaulted her.

2 months ago | kxan.com | Andrew Schnitker

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Austin Public Health said it is investigating a reported case of measles in a vaccinated adult who officials believe was exposed to the virus while traveling in the U.S. "The Travis County resident is isolating with mild symptoms," APH said in its release. This case would be considered the second case in Travis County this year. In February, Austin reported its first measles case since 2019.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Andrew Schnitker

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Public Health said it is investigating a reported case of measles in a vaccinated adult who officials believe was exposed to the virus while traveling in the U.S.“The Travis County resident is isolating with mild symptoms,” APH said in its release. This case would be considered the second case in Travis County this year. In February, Austin reported its first measles case since 2019.

2 months ago | thehill.com | Adam Schwager |Andrew Schnitker

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — This week, a two-and-a-half-year saga over the future of Texas education may come to an end. Two consequential pieces of legislation are expected to be taken up on the House floor. Most eyes are on Senate Bill 2, which would create an education savings account (ESA) program to allow families to help pay for private school with taxpayer dollars. In conjunction, the House will likely vote on House Bill 2, which increases funding for public schools.

2 months ago | kxan.com | Adam Schwager |Andrew Schnitker

AUSTIN (Nexstar) - This week, a two-and-a-half-year saga over the future of Texas education may come to an end. Two consequential pieces of legislation are expected to be taken up on the House floor. Most eyes are on Senate Bill 2, which would create an education savings account (ESA) program to allow families to help pay for private school with taxpayer dollars. In conjunction, the House will likely vote on House Bill 2, which increases funding for public schools.