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The proposed Travis County civil and family courts complex would have been located adjacent to Republic Square Park in downtown Austin.
Voters defeat $287.3M Travis County courts bond
The Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Courthouse is located on Guadalupe Street in Austin.
Travis County courts bond gets urbanist group's endorsement
Real estate group opposes Travis County courts bond
The Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Courthouse is located on Guadalupe Street in Austin.
Travis County voters to weigh new civil, family courts bond on ballots
Transportation funding for Texas roads back on ballot this November
Voters to decide on multiple amendments to Texas Constitution
Opposition voiced on Travis County civil courts bond
State Rep. Donna Howard announces run for re-election
Travis County seeks input, questions on proposed courts bond
From left: Travis County Commissioner Gerald Daugherty, Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt and Travis County Commissioner Brigid Shea stand at the podium for a news conference Aug. 18 following a vote to call for a Nov. 3 bond election for new civil and family courts facilities.
Travis County Commissioners call for courts bond election
The existing Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Courthouse, 1000 Guadalupe St., was constructed in the 1930s.
Travis County courthouse project gets smaller price tag
University presidents ask Texas legislature for more funding
Turnout for Austin runoff election likely to be cut in half
Austin mayoral candidates face off for final time
Three Austin ISD runoffs remain
Austinites vote to derail $1 billion rail, road bond
Local elections far from over
Voters favor ACC bonds, nix tax cap increase proposal
Tovo wins City Council District 9 after Riley withdraws