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Nathan Langley

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Nathan Langley is a journalist whose original reporting has been cited by The Austin. We aggregate Nathan Langley's work from trusted local sources with full attribution, linking back to the original publisher. To learn more about how we select and review stories, see our editorial standards.

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Infrastructure improvements on track for northwest Austin rail station

A city council member claims the station's potential has been overlooked.

KXAN-NBC · Sep 6, 2026 · government

Austin game developers push for union contract amid Microsoft's Xbox layoffs

Workers call recent layoffs by the tech company "illegal" during the corporate restructuring.

KXAN Local · Aug 29, 2026 · business

Austin council members move forward on data center regulations

Austin city council members voted to regulate the development of data centers in the city.

KXAN Local · Aug 27, 2026 · government

Extreme heat brings safety focus to Austin Pride 2026

Organizers stepped up preparations for thousands of people visiting the LGBTQ+ celebrations.

KXAN Local · Aug 23, 2026 · local

Austin leaders push for displacement funding amid record eviction filings

Nonprofits say they're struggling to handle a rise in evictions without extra support from the City of Austin.

KXAN Local · Aug 21, 2026 · local

City of Austin proposes regulating data center development

City leaders look to overhaul land codes and put a freeze on data center construction.

KXAN Local · Aug 20, 2026 · local

Reassigned Austin ISD families meet challenges, success during first day

A Bailey Middle School family worries the district has yet to support reassigned students.

KXAN Local · Aug 19, 2026 · schools

Changes to UT Austin's required classes split campus community

Some students worry the academic shift caters more to the Capitol than the classroom.

KXAN Local · Aug 16, 2026 · schools

City of Austin prepares security upgrades for parks impacted by 'violent crime'

The city's $6.6 billion budget opens the door for better security at parks with crime concerns.

KXAN Local · Aug 14, 2026 · safety

Austin's $6.6B budget includes funding to restructure 911 dispatch

The change drives a wedge between community and council members concerned about response times.

KXAN Local · Aug 13, 2026 · local

Deadly hit-and-run spurs call for action from Austin family, cyclist community

Chaw-Long Shih's family hope his death inspires bike safety improvements and closure.

KXAN Local · Aug 9, 2026 · local

Seafood restaurant shutters as downtown Austin evolves post-pandemic

An Austin restaurant owner feels a changing downtown dried up business for his seafood spot.

KXAN Local · Aug 8, 2026 · business

UT Austin's plans for 'dismount zones' drive debate over campus safety

New "mobility expectations" from UT plan to address campus safety.

KXAN Local · Aug 6, 2026 · schools

Austinites hope $295M bond election expands long-awaited spaces for older adults

A report from the City of Austin Planning Department found between 2010-2020, the number of residents 65 and older expanded by roughly 65%.

KXAN-NBC · Aug 7, 2026 · government

Austin City Council moves forward on $295M bond for November election

Council voted 8-3 directing the city manager to prepare an ordinance that could order a November bond election.

KXAN Local · Aug 4, 2026 · government

Advocacy group presses City of Austin to protect funding for pregnancy care

Alongside similar community organizations, the abortion advocacy group signed onto 2026's CIB memo intended for the city.

KXAN Local · Aug 1, 2026 · local

Austin City Council moves forward on $390M bond for November election

Council voted 8-3 directing the city manager to prepare an ordinance that could order a November bond election.

KXAN-NBC · Aug 4, 2026 · government

Austin ISD trustees approve immediate closure for Paredes Middle School

Some in the community argued the district acted too proactive in the face of pressure from the Texas Education Agency.

KXAN Local · Jul 31, 2026 · schools

City of Austin discloses potential social services on $5M chopping block

Nonprofit leaders worry budget cuts could unravel Austin's social safety net.

KXAN Local · Jul 30, 2026 · local

Austin ISD superintendent shares details on 'disruptive' Paredes Middle School closure

On a board agenda for Tuesday, the district shared a 13-page turnaround plan modification for Paredes Middle School.

KXAN Local · Jul 28, 2026 · government

Austin businesses claim 'confusing' waterway ban submerges summer profits

The Commodore churns its paddles into Lake Austin without moving. Parked by the Tom Miller dam, the steamboat couldn't depart for any voyage Saturday.

KXAN Local · Jul 26, 2026 · parks

Electrical fire near downtown Austin leaves company in the dark on rebuilding

Austin Energy told KXAN the incident impacted seven buildings, including One Texas Center, Town Lake Center, Long Center and Hyatt Regency Hotel.

KXAN Local · Jul 25, 2026 · safety

Austin's power grid weathers unprecedented demand amid Texas heat wave

The Energy Reliability Council of Texas reports the state's power demand reached 91,000 megawatts July 22 — an "unofficial" peak.

KXAN Local · Jul 24, 2026 · local

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