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Hannah Norton is a State Reporter and Report for America Corps Member, focusing on local news in Texas for Community Impact. With a passion for covering politics and policy, Hannah's articles provide in-depth coverage of state legislation, elections, education, transportation, and other issues impacting communities in Texas.
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Round Rock, Texas, United States (Local)
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick asks Texas senators to look into ending property taxes
By: Dan Patrick
Texas cities and nonprofits receive $15.4M for tree planting, education
By: Dan Patrick
Austin voters could decide on changes to election rules, city charter in November
By: Hannah Norton
“Regardless of what type of car you drive, be sure that the correct model is reflected in your insurance documents so that you can be confident you are properly covered.”
Austin leaders may need to make “some very tough decisions” about city finances in the coming months, interim City Manager Jesús Garza said April 16.
For the first time, voters in Texas’ 50 largest counties will have the chance to elect three people to their local property appraisal district boards.
Supreme Court will not review bid to expand voting by mail in Texas
Texans can expect more 100-degree days and longer wildfire seasons in the coming years, according to a new report from the state climatologist at Texas A&M University.
Texas teachers make around $9,000 less than national average, guild reports
By: Hannah Norton
The new rules, which take effect Aug. 1, say schools cannot discriminate against LGBTQ+ or pregnant students. Texas is also suing the Biden administration over the changes.
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