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Whole Earth Provision Co. Celebrates 55 Years With Groovy ‘70s-Themed Birthday Bash

Austin, TX — Whole Earth Provision Co., the iconic Austin-born outdoor retailer, is turning 55 — and it’s inviting the community to celebrate in true ‘70s style. On Sunday, Dec. 14, the North Lamar location will host Whole Earth’s Whole Vibe: 55th Birthday Celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., a free, family-friendly...
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Patients could lose in-network care if Ascension and Blue Cross don’t reach a deal...

People with Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance may lose access to in-network care at Ascension Seton facilities in the Austin area on Jan. 1 if the two entities do not agree on a new contract before that time. The negotiations also apply to Ascension Providence facilities in Waco. Some...
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Dozens of Lake Austin properties move to disannex; city to lose nearly $300M value

Lake Austin property owners are disannexing from Austin under a new state law years after their land was added into the city's full purpose jurisdiction. (Courtesy Unlock MLS) A series of properties along Lake Austin totaling nearly $300 million in taxable value to the city are slated to exit its full jurisdiction...
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Uhland Mayor arrested on a 2nd degree felony charge

The mayor of Uhland, Lacee Duke, was arrested Wednesday, December 3, 2025 after a Caldwell County grand jury indicted her on a felony charge of misapplication of fiduciary property, according to state records, county officials, and multiple sources familiar with the case. The indictment, issued the same day Duke was...
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Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera’s fall death sparks police response to family’s explosive claims:...

Texas police said the investigation into the death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera remains open as they defended their handling of the case, which her family’s lawyer demanded be turned over to the Texas Department of Public Safety. Aguilera, 19, died when she fell from an Austin high-rise...
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Texas Street Style: The Way They Wore

Around The State, In Pre-1960 Texas, Every Major City Had Photographers To Capture The Sights And Street Style Of The Era. Around Texas in the decades before 1960, every major city, Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and El Paso, had local photographers ready to capture not only posed portraits in...
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Intense Debate: Major Metros Witness Exodus as Texans Seek to Leave the State

hoodline.com - 12/06/2025 03:43:25 PM. A recent Realtor.com analysis has revealed a significant shift in the US real estate market, with homeowners in Indianapolis, San Antonio, and Kansas City selling their homes faster than other US cities. Among the top 10 cities experiencing this trend are Texas metros Austin,...
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Texas technology firms armed Russia with weapon components used to attack Ukraine, lawsuits say

The complaints, filed by a legal team led by Austin attorney Mikal Watts, target Texas Instruments, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel and Mouser Electronics.
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Ken Paxton’s Speech at University of Texas’s Turning Point USA’s event

Attorney General Ken Paxton addresses the Turning Point USA chapter at University of Texas at Austin in November.
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Central Texas Rivers Among State’s Most Snake-Infested

Snakes may not be out and about much when it’s cold outside, but since Texas winters can be mild, it’s never a bad idea to stay vigilant. WorldAtlas, a geography news website, put together a list of Texas' six most snake-infested rivers — and the Colorado River, which passes through Austin, is on it, alongside...

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