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Why some Texans can’t find their money in the state’s unclaimed property public search Original

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By Kelly Wiley Verified
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A KXAN analysis found thousands of unclaimed properties worth more than $40 million in Texas are unsearchable by the public, including financial assets ranging from uncashed checks to abandoned stocks. This week on Inside the Investigation, KXAN’s Senior Investigative Producer David Barer explains how the money has ended up in the multi-billion-dollar fund without an owner’s name.
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Paxton, Talarico launch attacks in high-stakes Senate showdown

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By Eden Shimanek, Ava Brendgord Verified, Adam Schwager Verified, Cora Neas Verified, Kelly Wiley Verified, Matt Grant Verified
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Austin ISD left vulnerable for state takeover after 1882 benefit application denied Original

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By Kelly Wiley Verified
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Education Agency on Thursday denied the Austin Independent School District’s request for a two-year pause in accountability ratings for three of its academically struggling middle schools. The decision means that if any of the three campuses earn another F rating, the entire district could be at risk of a state takeover, including a state-appointed superintendent and a board of managers taking over district operations.
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