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fox7austin.com | Tan Radford
TxDOT's latest campaign is looking to raise awareness about safe driving near work zones on Texas roadways. By the numbers: The agency says that last year, there were nearly 28,000 crashes and more than 200 deaths in work zones across the state. That number is a 12 percent increase from the previous year. According to TxDOT, these crashes and deaths in Texas work zones happen despite highway warning signs, flashing lights, and crews wearing neon orange shirts and vests.
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yahoo.com | Tan Radford
The BriefTxDOT is raising awareness about safe driving near work zones on Texas roadwaysLast year, there were nearly 28,000 crashes and more than 200 deaths in work zones across Texas, up 12 percent from 2023, says TxDOTThe mother of a crash victim shared her story in hopes of getting people to pay attentionAUSTIN, Texas - TxDOT's latest campaign is looking to raise awareness about safe driving near work zones on Texas roadways.
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fox7austin.com | Tan Radford
A staple toy store that has been in business for decades on South Congress is packing up and moving. Monkey See, Monkey Do! will close its doors to customers at the end of the month. It is one of several stores to leave the South Congress strip in the last year. Another business leaves South Congress What they're saying: "The move has been in the works for just about two years now.
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yahoo.com | Tan Radford
The BriefAnother staple store on South Congress is leavingMonkey See, Monkey Do! will close its South Congress location and relocate voluntarilyThe business is one of several stores to leave South Congress in the last yearAUSTIN, Texas - A staple toy store that has been in business for decades on South Congress is packing up and moving. Monkey See, Monkey Do! will close its doors to customers at the end of the month.
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yahoo.com | Tan Radford
The BriefThe MLK Bridge on I-35 will be closed nightly starting at 9 p.m. from April 14-17Crews are preparing to demolish the bridge in the first part of the expansion projectThe north side of the reconstruction is expected to be complete by the end of the yearAUSTIN, Texas - The MLK Bridge on I-35 will be closed nightly starting at 9 p.m. for the next three days. TxDOT crews are preparing to demolish the bridge in the first part of the I-35 Capital Express Central Project that's underway.
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Governor Abbott and state lawmakers are preparing to speak on school choice legislation at the State Capitol. The full story tonight on @fox7austin at 9&10pm https://t.co/bMT8L0C5Q0
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