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Finalist for LSU arena project indicted in federal case saying he rigged bids at UT Austin
The CEO of one of the businesses that is among two finalists LSU enlisted to potentially build a new arena on campus has been indicted in a federal case saying he rigged the bidding process over a similar arena project at the University of Texas at Austin.
Moody Center developer indicted in bid rigging on UT arena deal
Tim Leiweke, CEO of Denver-based Oak View Group, was indicted Wednesday on a federal criminal conspiracy charge related to his alleged role in rigging bids to develop, manage and operate the University of Texas basketball arena in Austin. The $375 million center opened in April 2022.
The University of Texas at Dallas, which recently selected a new president in May, has purchased an office building near its ...
UT Dallas plans to purchase the 151,000-square-foot building at 17787 Waterview Pkwy. in Dallas, which was once an office for ...
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Demolition underway at UT’s Melrose HallDemolition is underway at the University of Tennessee’s Melrose Hall dormitory. The site will later become a new five-story, ...
On June 28, Sandy officers responded to a home and were led downstairs by the girl’s 29-year-old mom, later identified as ...
Avoiding another tragedy like this weekend's deadly Central Texas flooding will fuel some of the work when Texas lawmakers ...
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I attended a screening the other day (June 15) of The Stringer, a provocative film that challenges authorship of the famous ...
Planned medical towers won't have to build around state development restrictions meant to protect views of the Capitol dome.
Chapter presidents representing UT's University Panhellenic Council organized a candlelight vigil to honor those impacted by ...
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Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Yakovlev UT-2Discover the story of the Yakovlev UT-2, the Soviet Union's primary WWII pilot trainer that first flew on July 11, 1935.
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