Rainbow crosswalk in Downtown Austin removed after state directive KVUE
A rainbow crosswalk in Downtown Austin has been removed. This action was taken after a state directive was issued.
The removal of the crosswalk is reported by KVUE, a local news source in Austin, TX.
Further details about the removal of the rainbow crosswalk can be found through KVUE, as the available information is limited to the removal and the state directive that prompted it.
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