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6 US suburbs where home prices are forecast to crash by next year

Across the country, a growing body of analysis points to a small but important group of suburbs where home values are likely to fall, not just flatten. With Home prices poised to dip in 22 U.S. cities next year and early data showing some markets already turning negative, buyers and owners in these communities face...
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These Texas Highway Stops Serve Tacos and Tex-Mex Worth Pulling Over For

Road trips across Texas aren’t just about getting from point A to point B. They’re about discovering hidden gems along the way, especially when it comes to food. Nothing beats the thrill of spotting a roadside taco stand or a legendary Tex-Mex joint that locals swear by, where the smell of sizzling fajitas and fresh...
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Layne’s Chicken Fingers Expanding Austin Presence

Layne’s Chicken Fingers, the chicken chain “Born & Breaded in Texas,” was founded in College Station in 1994, and it has shown considerable growth in the years since. As the brand expands in states like Utah, Wisconsin, and Georgia, Layne’s Chicken Fingers continues to have its strongest presence in its home state.
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Alamo Drafthouse announces new ‘mobile ordering’ feature

AUSTIN, Texas - The Alamo Drafthouse is introducing changes coming soon to a theater near you. The company is set to start requiring people to scan a QR code to order food or drink. The days of pen-and-paper are over at Alamo. The backstory:. "It's complicated for the waiter to...
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Central Texas Weather Alert: Above-Normal Temperatures Jan 24–30 in Austin, Waco, and Killeen

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Austin, Texas – Central Texas is expected to trend warmer than normal late next week as a mild, springlike pattern settles across the region, bringing comfortable afternoons and noticeably less winter...
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Texas used car dealerships bounce back after slow months in early 2025

TEXAS — Affordability is what’s on many Americans’ minds, and several industries are focusing in on it, with the automotive industry being no exception. 2025 was a strong year for the industry, with people buying new cars before the tariffs hit. Owners of used car dealerships report having had some slow months last...
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Mexican Sugar Coming Soon to Austin’s The Domain

Award-winning restaurant bringing bold Latin flavors, immersive design, and agave experiences to the heart of North Austin. is bringing its signature Latin dining experience to Austin with a new location opening at The Domain this spring. Known for its fresh, scratch-made dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and expansive...
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Metal rails appear on downtown Austin planters. The city says it didn’t install them

Metal rails and loops appeared on Brazos Street planters in downtown Austin, sparking online speculation that they are meant to prevent people from sitting or sleeping there.
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“Teen Mom”’s Farrah Abraham Says She’s Running for Austin Mayor in 2026, Then Ends...

The reality TV star announced during an interview with TMZ on Jan. 15 that she had submitted her candidate paperwork to run in the Austin mayoral race
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Cities designed 1-way streets to speed up traffic. Now they are scrapping them to...

Excessive speeding was so common on parallel one-way streets passing a massive electronics plant that Indianapolis residents used to refer to the pair as a “racetrack” akin to the city’s famous Motor Speedway a few miles west. Originally two-way thoroughfares, Michigan and New York streets switched to...

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