‘A gut-wrenching feeling’: Family learns two data centers coming to rural Hays County
After finding out that two data centers are coming to a rural part of Hays County, a community is worried about how it will ...
2 Ascension Seton hospitals named to list of World's Best Hospitals
Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin and Ascension Seton Hays were named to the list, which is published annually by ...
Cincinnati Reds topple LA Dodgers in spring training
GOODYEAR, Arizona − The Cincinnati Reds downed the Los Angeles Dodgers, 8-1, on Monday at Goodyear Ballpark. Here's what you ...
Austin leaders expected to vote on short-term rental regulations
Austin City Council is expected to vote Thursday on several major changes to how the city regulates short-term rentals like ...
City makes deal to preserve tract spanning Travis, Hays counties
The owners of Shield Ranch — a 6,600-acre swath spanning Travis and Hays counties — have made a deal with the city of Austin ...
Vote for the Austin-area girls high school athlete of the week
Vote now for the Thomas J. Henry Law Austin-area girls high school athlete of the week for Feb. 17 through Feb. 22. The ...
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Passport services to be offered at Texas State’s San Marcos campus
Texas State University is opening up a Passport Services Office in Thornton International House that will be able to serve ...
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Passport services now offered at Texas State’s San Marcos campus
Texas State University is opening up a Passport Services Office in Thornton International House that will be able to serve ...
In the Hill Country, a tale of two data centers
The two projects are proposed on the same country road in southern Hays County. If built, they'll add to the region's data center boom.
Hays CISD passes resolution, reaffirming how to handle possible ICE campus visits
Hays CISD passes resolution, reaffirming how to handle possible ICE campus visits.
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Land owners of nearly a century make deal with the city of Austin to protect it
The owners of Shield Ranch – a 6,600-acre swath of land spanning Travis and Hays Counties – made a deal with the city of Austin to conserve some of its vulnerable land and protect it from development.