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  • 2 days ago | cbsaustin.com | Walt Maciborski

    Technology once used to scan for bombs and contraband is now helping Austin drivers get a fast and transparent look at their car's health. An Austin car dealership is one of the first in the area to adopt a high-tech, drive-thru system that uses cameras and artificial intelligence to spot problems in seconds. At Austin Infiniti, customers pulling into the service bay drive through what looks like a futuristic car wash.

  • 2 days ago | cbsaustin.com | Andrew Freeman

    With summer travel season underway, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its health notice for measles with more than 1,100 confirmed cases across the country. More than 700 of those cases are from here in Texas. Austinite Molly Li loves taking her family to Oregon during the summer. "My son is out of school, she's out of school, it's just easier," Li said. "Seeing family, especially going to Portland, the weather is so nice, whereas it's so hot here.

  • 3 days ago | cbsaustin.com | Andrew Freeman

    Austin city council approved more than $15 million dollars Thursday on contracts with artists for different projects as part of the airport expansion. The initial vote in March was postponed after the community pushed back when there weren't enough local artists represented. The initial proposal had three phases, with the first involving national artists, the second involving state artists and the third representing local artists.

  • 3 days ago | cbsaustin.com | Bettie Cross

    The fight to save an Austin affordable apartment complex was put to a vote on Thursday. The Austin City Council approved rezoning Acacia Cliffs in Northwest Austin and allowing the redevelopment project to move forward. But changes were made to help protect residents from escalating rents that might force them to move. Eric Gomez came to Austin City Hall to fight to save his apartment and keep it affordable.

  • 3 days ago | cbsaustin.com | Adela Uchida

    Tens of thousands of college students in the state of Texas might no longer qualify for in state tuition. This comes after a federal judge ruled against the Texas Dream Act, passed by the legislature in 2001.