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Beryl's track shifts further east, Austin now out of 'cone of uncertainty' as rain chances continue to fall
Tropical Storm Beryl, which is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before landfall on the middle Texas coast Monday morning, will likely not bring significant rainfall to the Austin area.
Police: Third arrest made in connection with deadly mass shooting at Round Rock Juneteenth celebration
Officials say they’ve made a third arrest in connection with a deadly shooting at a Round Rock Juneteenth celebration last month, bringing a suspect from Killeen into custody.
State emergency resources preparing for Beryl as Austin, Central Texas land within cone of uncertainty
Texas’ state emergency resources are preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Beryl, which is expected to enter the Gulf of Mexico later Friday and regain strength ahead of a potential Monday landfall on the Texas coast.
Dozens of criminal trespass cases from April protests at UT dismissed by Travis County Attorney's office
Dozens of criminal trespass charges stemming from pro-Palestinian protests at the University of Texas in April have been dismissed, according to the Travis County Attorney’s office.
A&M's Schlossnagle hired as Longhorns' next baseball coach, hours after wrapping CWS run with Aggies
Media reports indicate the University of Texas has found its next baseball coach - reportedly hiring Texas A&M’s Jim Schlossnagle, fresh off the Aggies’ run in Omaha at the CWS.
Austin ISD board approves 2024-25 budget, facing tens of millions of dollars in deficits
Austin ISD trustees voted Thursday night to approve the district’s 2024-25 budget, with tens of millions of dollars in deficits expected ahead of a potential tax ratification election for voters.
17-year old arrested in connection with deadly Juneteenth shooting; police investigation ongoing
Round Rock Police say they’ll provide an update on the deadly shooting at a community Juneteenth celebration later Thursday morning, with new developments in the investigation.
Kaitlin Armstrong ordered to pay $15 million to Wilson family in wrongful death civil lawsuit
Kaitlin Armstrong, the woman convicted of killing a professional cyclist in an east Austin home in May 2022, has been ordered to pay a $15 million default judgement to Anna “Mo” Wilson’s family.
Project Connect lawsuit halted as Texas AG's office files appeal
A long-delayed lawsuit over Project Connect - and the mass transit project’s funding model - hit a snag Monday, with the Texas AG’s office asking a higher court to rule on some jurisdiction issues with the case.
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