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USDA recalls 30,000 pounds of Argentine beef sold in Texas and Florida (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas (KEYE) — Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef imported from Argentina and sold in Texas and Florida are under recall, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, as questions swirl around the beef. And a string of food recalls issued this summer grows. The beef recall notice points to missed import re-inspections as the cause, but the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service classified the recalled beef as a Class I health hazard, the agency’s highest risk category. The recall no
Austin-San Antonio rail link studied with two routes, vastly different costs (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Austin and San Antonio could one day be connected by passenger rail capable of speeds up to 125 mph, and two separate feasibility studies are laying out very different ways to make it happen — with very different costs. Travis County Judge Andy Brown said he has been working with the Texas Department of Transportation and local and state leaders to explore options for passenger rail service between the Austin and San Antonio areas. “I've been working with TxDOT and sort of the ne
Study: Waymo robotaxis had fewer crashes than human drivers across four cities (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Driverless Waymo vehicles crashed less often than human-driven cars across four major U.S. cities, according to a new study, though Austin was an outlier where Waymo’s crash rate was slightly higher than the others. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety compared crash rates between human-driven vehicles and Waymo’s autonomous vehicles in Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Austin. The results found Waymo vehicles crashed 68 percent less than human drivers overall. By cit
Triple-digit Texas heat drives electricity demand to apparent record, ERCOT says (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Triple-digit heat across Texas on Wednesday pushed electricity demand to what appeared to be a new all-time high, surpassing the state’s previous record set last summer. The prior peak demand record was 85,508 megawatts, set Aug. 10, 2023. On Wednesday, demand climbed to about 91,000 megawatts as temperatures soared statewide, including a high of 106 degrees at Camp Mabry. A spokesperson for the Electric Reliability Council of Texas said the record-setting numbers from Wednesday
Flood warning sirens credited with saving lives during catastrophic floods (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas (KEYE) — Flood sirens installed along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County gave residents and campers time to escape rising waters during a fast-moving flood that sent the river surging 35 feet in four hours, sweeping away RVs and debris. The warning system marked a major change from a year ago, when a lack of flood sirens was partly blamed for a death toll of 119 people, including 27 campers and counselors at Camp Mystic. Since then, multiple warning sirens have been installed, and
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