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Top Austin news: School for young adults with autism under consideration; fire at homeless camp

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Published on February 04, 2020
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Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Austin.

Austin ISD, Easterseals in talks to create school for young adults with autism

The vision is to create a public school transition program for young adults with autism and other related neurodivergent conditions.

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'Large fire' reported at homeless camp in northeast Austin

Austin firefighters were called to a large fire at a homeless camp under a major road in northeast Austin Monday morning.

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Austin police identify homeless man in Friday night stabbing following Gov. Abbott’s tweets

Eliot Garcia, 36, is being held at the Travis County Correctional Complex with a $100,000 bond.

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Fire extinguishing agent contaminated South Austin water, affecting hundreds in late January

The contamination happened after a fire was put out in South Austin on Jan. 22.

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City manager proposes two 'no-wake zones' on Lake Austin

The Austin City Council will consider the city manager's proposed ordinance at the Feb. 6 meeting.

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