Kathy Terry launched her new app, inLieu, in downtown Austin on Tuesday.
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Local health care district Central Health is budgeting a nearly $20 million increase in health care delivery services for Austin’s low-income residents.
"This season is a big, black box, and there are a lot of unknowns, as far as what the season's going to look like," said Dr. Bradley Berg, a BSW pediatrics doctor in Round Rock.
Here are five recent updates from South Austin and Dripping Springs businesses.
City Council is set to begin making choices on which businesses to try to save on Oct. 1.
The influenza vaccine is recommended for nearly all patients of all ages ahead of this year's flu season, Dr. Sam Rolon said.
The Texas Education Agency, in collaboration with the Texas Department of State Health Services, has launched its latest COVID-19 dashboard for positive cases in Texas public schools.
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Nursing home and long-term care facilities will also be allowed to reopen for visitation as early as Sept. 24.
Three candidates for the District 2 Austin City Council discussed a range of topics at the Sept. 16 League of Women Voters panel.
The in-person form of the 2020 festival was canceled for the first time since it began in 2002.
The program will be located at the renovated ACC Rio Grande campus in downtown Austin.
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