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Man burned in business fire charged with arson
A 24-year-old man who was found burned outside of a limousine that police say was stolen has been charged with the arson in connection with a fire at AAA Limousine on Nov.
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The shots are only available by appointment. Monday is the first day to schedule one at 972-5520. The clinics are for the uninsured and under-insured. And for people in priority groups for the vaccine including pregnant women and people from 6 months old through 24 years old.
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An Austin man robbed a convenience store in the early morning hours Thursday while wearing boxer briefs on his head, according to police documents.
A woman who loved animals leaves a legacy in Austin
Last July marked the end of an era in Austin for many cats, dogs, birds, ferrets and other domesticated creatures - even a few select humans.
Austin weighs joining cities making density deals with developers
Seattle has a plan. So do Tampa, San Diego, Portland, Denver, Nashville and Calgary.
Austin Symphony at the Long Center
The entry titled "Austin Symphony at the Long Center." Categories Archives Monday, November 23, 2009, 01:46 PM "These are the listening seats," said the patron next to me.
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Austin Playhouse readies one-woman adaptation of Christmas Carol
Austin Playhouse readies one-woman adaptation of Christ... Printer Friendly Version Friday, Nov 27, 2009 @02:08pm CST Award-winning actress and storyteller Bernadette Nason brings an abridged version of Charles Dickens' holiday classic text to life, playing more than 30 characters.
Austin family members killed on Thanksgiving trip
The last time Rebecca Szymankiewicz Perez spoke to her brother Wednesday, Todd Szymankiewicz was excited to embark on a Thanksgiving trip to East Texas with his wife and their two young children.
Review: Austin Symphony Orchestra and Conspirare
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin is the arts critic for the Austin American-Statesman where she has worked since 1999.
Austin Family Members Die in Collision
Authorities say four people traveling from Austin to East Texas died when the van they were traveling in collided with an 18-wheeler. The Department of Public Safety says in a report the accident happened late Wednesday night when a Dodge van apparently made a U-turn and was hit by the oncoming truck.
Something to be thankful for: new albums from Austin luminaries
If you need something more to be thankful for today, maybe this will do: two very different but very beloved artists will be releasing new albums in 2010.
The Twin Liquors family is saying goodbye to one of its founders. Theodore Jabour passed away Monday, Nov.
Grand Jury Declines To Indict TABC Agents In Central Texas Shooting
Three Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agents involved in the shooting death of a man who allegedly tried to run them down wona t face prosecution.
Austin police were looking for a bank robber Wednesday. Officers say the robber showed a small, black semi-automatic gun at the Wells Fargo on West 35th Street near Kerbey Lane around 10:30 a.m. They say he got away with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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A A Nov. 24: Some people are turning the recession into a time of personal growth and financial reward.
Austin musician gets 32 years in killing
A musician in Austin has been sentenced to 32 years in prison over what prosecutors say was a drug-related slaying.
Austin IRS Offices Catch Fire, Temporarily Closed
Community Impact reports that the local IRS office, as well as its affiliated Taxpayer Assistance Center , was affected in a fire in the adjacent office last Friday.
Grand jurors take no action in TABC shooting
A Travis County grand jury today has decided to take no action in the fatal shooting this summer of a man by three agents with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
Youth gone wild opens fire at Austin High School
Shots were fired outside Austin High School at 5pm yesterday evening when what had started as an argument between high school senior Jay David Carbullido, 17, and another, unnamed teen quickly escalated to something much more serious.
11 reasons why Freescale is a viable IC vendor: CEO
It was the perfect ambush although the line of questions had not been preplanned.
Renewed push for digital video in Austin squad cars
Austin police officers increasingly are being required to be cameramen and camerawomen.
Teen arrested in Austin High shooting; Fort Hood soldier charged in fatal stabbing
Police with the Austin school district said Monday that a 17-year-old Austin High School student turned himself in hours after shots rang out near the campus at 1715 W. Cesar Chavez St.
Austin IRS office temporarily closed due to fire
The Internal Revenue Service announced that its office and Taxpayer Assistance Center located at 825 E. Rundberg Lane in has been temporarily closed due to a fire.
Austin Loosens Water Restrictions
The City of Austin has lifted Stage Two mandatory water restrictions. Austinites can now water their lawns twice a week.
153 Dead Homeless Remembered in Austin
A touching tribute Sunday morning to those who've lost their lives on the streets of Austin.
Postcards take readers into Austin's past
Afew months back I was in San Antonio for a conference at the venerable Menger Hotel, across from the Alamo, when I happened to take in a once commonplace scene: a woman sitting in the lobby addressing a postcard.
Proof of Austin's past is right there - in black and white
Last week, a swath of Central East Austin was designated as an African American Cultural Heritage District - the first such district to receive the Texas Commission on the Arts title.
Man guilty of 2008 murder; one killed, three injured in Travis County wreck
Man found guilty of murder A Travis County jury Friday found Fred Ora Ridings III guilty of murder in the Aug.
Austin City Council highlights
At its meeting Thursday, the Austin City Council: Agreed to use $2.9 million in federal stimulus money to weatherize the homes of low-income, elderly and disabled residents Agreed to pay the Harvest Foundation $25,000 to hold a series of conferences aimed at reducing the dropout rate and improving the academic performance of African American ...
EU names unknown as new president
The EU says it has solved an old problem for Washington. Minutes after being named the EU's first full-time president Thursday, Belgian Premier Herman van Rompuy said, "I'm anxiously waiting for the first phone call." The comment referred to a longtime American lament that U.S. officials have no one to call in Europe to hear what their allies are ...
Woman gets 40 years in sexual assault captured on video
A woman who a prosecutor said held a child down while her husband sexually assaulted the girl - an act the couple captured on video - pleaded guilty in a Travis County courtroom Friday and was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
The Cyrus Family Speaks Out on Loss of Tour Bus Driver
The Cyrus family is speaking out following the death of a bus driver from Miley Cyrus ' tour who passed away this morning after a tour bus crash.
Firefighters investigate North Austin warehouse fire as arson case
Firefighters have ruled a fire outside a limousine warehouse in North Austin as arson, and they say they have a person of interest in the case.
Blaze Hits N. Austin Warehouse
Austin firefighters say a fire has engulfed a warehouse in North Austin off I-35. Authorities have shut down the Yager Lane exit to deal with the blaze.
Artist's work appeared on ZZ Top albums
Various friends, including Theresa Jenkins of the local Grammy chapter, have confirmed that visual artist Bill Narum, who worked closely with ZZ Top and other bands, died Wednesday at his home studio east of Austin.
TX man in coma awakes to ATM crime
A man who spent two months in a coma at an Austin hospital awoke to discover he was a crime victim.
Austin experts reject mammogram recommendations
Ray Anne Evans is living proof of the value of mammograms. At age 41, a routine mammogram discovered a problem in her breast that turned out to be breast cancer.
Republican governors assail Democratic health care legislation in Congress
GOP governors are blistering Democratic health care plans in Congress. They say the legislation will result in crippling costs to states already grappling with huge budget deficits in a recession.
East Austin gets TCA designation
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin is the arts critic for the Austin American-Statesman where she has worked since 1999.
Austin High Student charged in pellet gun shooting of cyclist
Back in May, Austin cyclist Brad Urry was shot while riding on Southwest Parkway with a pellet gun from a mystery Prius.
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Austin police reported at 10:35 a.m. that they are at the scene of a robbery at the Wells Fargo Bank, 1901 W. William Cannon Drive.
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'Todd and Don Show' Returns to Airwaves
Emmis Austin Radio has announced a plan of action that will improve relationships and communication with the Hispanic community after one of their shows was canceled due to ethnic slurs being used by on-air talent.
Doing Business with City of Austin Remains Difficult
Ask any builder,A remodeling contractor, plumber, electrician, etc. what it's like to obtain permits and do a project in the city of Austin, and you'll marvel at the uniformity of response.
Click here for a free download of the latest Adobe Flash Player. Posted on November 16, 2009 at 6:58 AM The latest estimates show 22 million Americans have gotten swine flu since April and 4000 have died, including 540 children.
Defense in fraud trial highlights legitimate deals
A cousin of Tom Petters testified in the Minnesota businessman's fraud trial Monday that they worked on a multitude of real deals involving real merchandise such as home entertainment systems, other electronics and clothing.
Austin 'steps out' to raise diabetes awareness
About one thousand people walked in the Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes in East Austin Saturday.
Redone 1865 Civil War battle display in Austin
Originally published November 16, 2009 at 5:56 a.m., updated November 16, 2009 at 5:56 a.m. AUSTIN, Texas a ' A Civil War battle display in Texas that was dismantled in 2007 has been redone by some students from Arizona.
10 outdoor Austin locations for photographing your dog
Austin is a beautiful place. From the downtown skyline to the greenbelts all around the city, there is always a stunning sight to be seen.
Austin man killed in Saturday night Lakeway wreck
An Austin man is dead after a single vehicle accident Saturday night in Lakeway.
Austin remained former mayor's business
Roy Butler, announcing his candidacy, was the first Austin mayor elected by voters not council members.
Austin scientist attacks arson convictions
Gerald Hurst, a chemist and inventor, offers his services for free to help individuals he feels were wrongly convicted of arson.
Austin Veteran Awarded Diploma
Be a KUT ACL KUT KUT CALENDAR AUSTIN VETERAN AWARDED DIPLOMA Austin, TX Former AISD Superintendent Gonzalo Garza is a veteran of World War II and the Korean War.
Austin honors veterans and those who support them
While Michael Rudolph, an Austin Fire Department specialist, was deployed for more than a year to Iraq with the Army National Guard, his colleagues at the Fire Department looked after his family so that he could focus on his mission, he said.
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus News from Austin: Imagine Austin: An Update on the City's Comprehensive Plan Austin City Council -- Recommit to Climate Protection BIODIESEL IN AUSTIN AREA Here are some biodiesel stations near Austin, TX.
Hutchison Won't Resign Seat Before Primary
Associated Press November 13, 2009 Austin, Texas - U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, who is challenging Gov.
James Austin Smith is a performer of chamber music and new music in New York. He performs regularly with the Carnegie Hall/Juilliard Academy and Orpheus.
Pawlenty checks more states off his travel list
Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is on course to tick all but 1 of the Gulf Coast states off his travel list between this Friday and next April.
Modified Trail of Lights titled Zilker Tree Holiday Festival
Austin leaders said the show that is the Austin Trail of Lights will go on and will be free to the public after all.
Suspect extradited to Riley Co.
Luis Antonio Aguirre waived extradition in Austin, Texas, Wednesday, and will return to Riley County to face charges of first degree murder.
Center Stage Texas: 'Broadway Baby' Bologna Back on the Boards in Austin
Austin's latest Tony nominee is back home. David Bologna, recently up for the Featured Actor in a Musical award for his show-stopping turn as Michael, the cross-dressing best bud to Billy, in Billy Elliot the Musical , left the Broadway company in September and returned to Texas.
First Williamson swine flu death; former Austin mayor Butler injured
First swine flu death reported Williamson County has reported its first death of a patient from the H1N1 flu virus, according to the Department of State Health Services.
Former LSU football player Robert Rice dies
Robert Rice, a member of the LSU Tigers' vaunted Chinese Bandits defensive unit, has died at the age of 69.
Logitech Will Buy Video-Conferencing Company for $405M
Consumer-solutions manufacturer Logitech will acquire LifeSize Communications for $405 million.
Veterans Day Parade, memorial service to pay tribute to military families The Travis County/City of Austin Veterans Day Parade will march along Congress Avenue beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday, culminating with a memorial services at the State Capitol.
Editorial: Senate panel needs clarity from forensics chairman
Today's hearing of the Texas Senate Criminal Justice Committee needs to produce clarity in the Cameron Todd Willingham inquiry.
Passenger rail route meetings planned
With a catchy new name and wads of cash, the LSTAR has left the station. The Lone Star Rail District announced Monday that it's moving closer to a goal of connecting San Antonio to Austin and beyond with a commuter rail line.
Texas Senate Panel Considers State Forensic Commission
State lawmakers Tuesday were discussing the revamped state forensic commission and the case of a Central Texas man executed for a deadly fire that experts now say was not set deliberately.
Comments 0 Recommend 0 November 10, 2009 1:49 PM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUSTIN, Texas - An overseas tour of duty has ended for a once-malnourished dog lovingly nurtured by Texas troops in Afghanistan.
Army Wives is my secret must-watch-TV. One of the story lines involved a dog called Lucky that saved some of the soldiers lives by barking out a bomb.
Man accused of stabbing after collision
A 41-year-old Austin man has been accused of stabbing a passenger in a car that collided with his early Saturday morning near Barwood Park in North Austin.
Lone Star Rail: Austin to San Antonio
The Lone Star Rail District has announced steps to move forward on a plan to have rail service from Austin to San Antonio.
East Austin Studio Tour: Bigger and Better Than Ever
In addition to great weather, Thanksgiving, and Fun Fun Fun Fest, November in Austin has also come to mean that it's time for the East Austin Studio Tour .
Austin Digests This Weekend's Major News
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Austin-San Antonio rail group changes name
The Austin-San Antonio Rail District changed its name to the Lone Star Rail District in October and plans a community update briefing Monday.
Special Report: Austin Astronaut
Tim Kopra of Austin is a history making astronaut who recently became the first person to twitter in space.
Reggie Watts returns to Austin
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin is the arts critic for the Austin American-Statesman where she has worked since 1999.
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus Here are some biodiesel stations near Austin, TX.
Thanksgiving at Austin restaurants
All other forms of entertainment considered, going out to eat is the one ticket everybody buys, whether it's fast-food cheap seats, big-steak luxury boxes or the chicken-fried arena seating in-between. Let American-Statesman and austin360.com restaurant critic Mike Sutter be your all-access guide to the Central Texas dining-out scene.
Delivery Restocks S. Austin Food Pantry
A South Austin food pantry that ran completely out of food over the weekend has been restocked.
Muslim groups warn of backlash after Fort Hood
WASHINGTON - Several Muslim community groups warned of a growing backlash against their faith in the wake of the Fort Hood shooting and urged law enforcement officers across the country to be vigilant.
Music Lessons Boost Brain Power
For those who seriously practiced a musical instrument when they were young, the experience was more than just entertainment.
Austin Film Festival Announces 2009 Audience Awards
Austin Film Festival has announced the 2009 Audience Award winners, and I'm happy to report that among the winners were a few Texas films as well as some of our favorites from the fest.
Austin detective fired over bias in shooting inquiry
AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Friday, November 06, 2009 Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo called a former internal affairs detective "damaged goods" and fired him Wednesday for showing bias in favor of senior police officer Leonardo Quintana, who fatally shot Nathaniel Sanders II in May.
12 dead, 30 wounded in Fort Hood shooting - suspect, Maj. Hasan, not dead
Houston - A Virginia-born Muslim, Major Nadal Malik Hasan, 39, was scheduled for active duty in Iraq and slated to leave on November 28th.
Graveyard tour details Austin's early murders and untimely deaths
Danny Camacho, left, has been doing research for the Oakwood Cemetery tour. Laura Skelding AMERICAN-STATESMAN Danny Camacho, from left, Susan Lassell, Dale Flatt and Leslie Wolfenden are volunteers with Save Austin's Cemeteries, a group that works to preserve the city's graveyards.
IGNITOR: Footage From Austin In-Store Posted Online
Texas metal powerhouse IGNITOR has posted video footage of its recent record-release party and live in-store performance at Encore Records in Austin, Texas in support of the band's new album, "The Spider Queen" . Watch the clip below.
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For two days last weekend, "The Live Music Capital of the World" could have been mistaken for "The Live Book Capital of the World," as Austin hosted the Texas Book Festival in its 14th year.
Electric utility proposes major rate increase
Austin must significantly raise electric rates or the city's energy utility could start losing millions by 2011, according to a report released Wednesday.
Austin police chief gives Quintana 15-day suspension
Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo announced Wednesday afternoon that Senior Patrol Officer Leonardo Quintana will face a 15-day suspension.
Austin Under 40 Awards announce opening of nominations
The Austin Under 40 Awards Committee and Leadership Austin will be at The Belmont, 305 W. Sixth St., on Nov.
Austin Film Festival Best Documentary Feature Winner: Grown in Detroit
However hard it was for you to make it to your high school each morning, the teen moms at Catherine Ferguson Academy in Detroit likely have it harder.
Drive-By Truckers: Live from Austin, TX
Maybe the liner notes are an apology: "It's the songs," says Austin City Limits producer Terry Lickona; and yes, the songs are great, but pop in the CD of the Drive-By Truckers ' audio/visual combo Live from Austin, TX , and you can't help but wonder if "their kick-ass rock and roll sound" got left on the bus with the ubiquitous bottle of Jack ...
Man accused of jewelry thefts shoots self in police standoff
A man who police say was wanted in connection with several high-end jewelry and watch thefts in Austin and Bee Cave pulled out a handgun and fatally shot himself as officers approached him in a motel parking lot in Knoxville.
Austin Rowing Club could lose city contract
The City of Austin plans to rewrite and rebid contract in advance of building a new boathouse on Lady Bird Lake.
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White Glove buys Gravity Technical
Austin-based White Glove Technologies, which provides information technology services, plans to move Gravity Technical's business and support functions to White Glove's headquarters, officials said.
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Austin firefighters, city reach tentative labor agreement
Austin firefighters and city officials early today agreed on a tentative labor contract, nearly a year after firefighters rejected a proposed agreement.
The Austin Police Department has charged Robert Howard Bruce for raping a young woman in 2006.
City of Austin expands same-sex benefits
According to an announcement from Council Member Bill Spelman's office : Austin City Manager Marc Ott notified the Austin City Council today that COBRA-like benefits will be made available to the same-sex domestic partners of City employees.
Austin mayor lays out plan to revitalize downtown
Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell spoke to a crowd of downtown business owners and neighborhood groups Wednesday afternoon about goals for revitalizing the future of downtown.
3-foot ordinance goes into effect Monday
A new Austin city ordinance aimed at keeping cyclists safe goes into effect Monday.
Dozens Arrested in No Refusal Weekend
Halloween night on the streets of downtown Austin ended with some people in handcuffs and dozens in jail.
New Web site predicted to be a player in political circles
State Rep. John Smithee of Amarillo recently recalled two decades ago Gov. Bill Clements walked into the House of Representatives and some reporters asked him something to which an irate Clements responded, "My comment is, you can all go to hell." Those were the days when most media companies in the United States made more money and covered ...
Halloween weekend is 'No Refusal' weekend in Austin
The Austin Police Department will hold another "No Refusal" weekend this Halloween.
Ron Howard honored at Austin Film Festival
It was a weekend full of panels, parties and screenings at this year's Austin Film Festival.
Big Reds & Bubbles: A Holiday Tasting of Champagne, Sparkling, & Big Reds Raise a glass with The Wine & Food Foundation of Texas as we ring in the 2009 holiday season with our annual Big Reds & Bubbles.