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Travis County is gearing up to call a tax election for this November to increase affordable child care options for low-income families following the approval of the Travis County Cares program May 14.
Residents of Hutto ISD cast ballots to determine which two candidates will serve on the board of trustees for the next three years in the May 4 election.
Given 68 acres of land by a local nonprofit dedicated to higher education—Temple College at Taylor Foundation—the University of Texas will be developing its newest campus in Taylor.
Hutto ISD officials broke ground on May 17 on the district's eighth elementary school, Lee Martinez Elementary School, which will also be home to the district's second Little Hippos Child Development Center.
Hutto City Council member Dana Wilcott intends to officially resign from her Place 5 seat on council, further indicating her desire to forfeit the race against challenger Evan Porterfield in a runoff election scheduled for June 15.
The Texas Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education also discussed the state’s free speech policies and how universities responded to pro-Palestinian protests on campus during the 11-hour hearing.
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