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Travis County updates federal partnership to crack down on wage thefts

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Travis County leaders are working with the federal government to minimize wage theft across the county, officials announced Tuesday. The Travis County District Attorney’s Office announced its collaboration with the U.S. Department of ...

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Travis County DA, US Dept. of Labor renew agreement to battle wage theft

The Travis County District Attorney's Office and the United States Department of Labor are renewing an agreement to investigate wage theft in the county.

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Travis County DA's Office, Department of Labor team up to fight wage theft

The Travis County District Attorney's Office and the U.S. Department of Labor are teaming up to fight wage theft. The two agencies renewed an agreement on Tuesday allowing them to share information, conduct joint investigations and coordinate enforcement efforts – all so they can make sure employers who steal from employees are held accountable.

Homes of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes burglarized

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Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes' and Travis Kelce's homes hit in back-to-back burglaries

Kansas City-area homes belonging to Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were broken into hours apart and burglarized last month, according to authorities and media reports.

Travis Kelce's and Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Houses Burglarized

Kansas City Chiefs players Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes each had their Kansas and Missouri homes burglarized in October. Officials say $20,000 was stolen from Travis' home.

CNN on MSN · 3h

Homes of Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were burglarized last month, according to local reports

The reported burglaries took place just prior to and on the day of the Chiefs’ win against the New Orleans Saints on October 7, which aired on “Monday Night Football.”

Travis County Set to Recognize Opioid Epidemic as Public Health Crisis Amid Rise in Overdose Deaths

Travis County commissioners may declare opioid addiction a public health crisis due to rising drug-related deaths.

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Child care costs as much as a semester at UT. Travis County voted to make it cheaper.

Travis County voters have approved a tax rate increase to address the growing need for affordable child care. The ballot ...

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Travis County extends opioid public health crisis declaration

TRAVIS COUNTY, Texas — Travis County leaders are taking new steps to address the growing opioid crisis in the county. On ...

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Travis County unofficial election results: Prop A passes, incumbent José Garza wins second term

Unofficial election results in Travis County for this November indicate the passage of Proposition A and a second term for ...

Proposition A to offer childcare support to Travis County residents

Before giving birth, Grace Todd joined the waitlist for UT’s Childcare Development Center. As a single mother, Todd knew ...

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Travis County collects 305 pounds of prescription drugs during Drug Take Back Day

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this year was held on Saturday, October 26th. At this year's event, Travis County ...

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Travis County reaches 52% early voting turnout with more than 480K ballots cast

Travis County's 2024 general election early voting turnout fell below 2020's, although that election period included several ...

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