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Manhunt Monday's Fugitive Turns Himself In
A fugitive featured in Manhunt Monday immediately turned himself in after seeing himself on TV.
Gaylor: Public opinion unfairly judges officers' actions
Many Austinites are upset Austin police officer Leonardo Quintana was cleared of charges related to use of force in the death of Nathaniel Sanders II in May.
Atomic Iron sculptures showcased at UC
Sculptures like this one will be available for viewing at the UC and various locations throughout San Angelo for the month of November.
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.
APD Officer Suspended in Sanders Shooting
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Doty asks regulators to halt trucking plans
An elected official has challenged federal regulators to halt what he calls an 'underhanded attempt' by Freeport LNG to circumvent a verbal agreement made with residents during the terminal's construction and bring big rigs carrying liquefied natural gas on the island.
Growth leaves Station Freeport short of room
No, the U.S. Coast Guard has not begun leasing out space at Station Freeport to beachgoing mobile home owners.
Freeport LNG emergency response plan
Freeport LNG has submitted a bolstered emergency response plan to federal regulators that includes land and marine evacuation points in the event of a liquefied natural gas leak, but a town leader says the plan still needs work.
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Producers look to the north for latest natural gas bounty
Stone Mountain Resources is just a 3-year-old, 12-employee company based in the Canadian oil capital of Calgary, but it's taking on an ambitious project as one of the pioneers drilling for natural gas in Canada's Horn River Basin, a remote, bitterly cold corner of far northeast British Columbia.
Weather helps volunteers at beach cleanup
Volunteers picked up more than 51,175 pounds of trash from Brazoria County beaches last weekend as part of a statewide coastal cleanup effort, shattering a record set at this year's spring cleanup.
Web First: Volunteers clean beaches
Hundreds of people from all over the Houston area picked up debris from the Brazoria County coastline Saturday as part of the Texas General Land Office's Adopt-A-Beach initiative, officials say.
On Tuesday, Travis County Court at Law No. 5 Judge Nancy Hohengarten dismissed the misdemeanor marijuana possession charge against Michael Franklin , who drove Nathaniel Sanders II and Sir Smith home on May 11, the night Sanders was shot and killed by APD Officer Leonardo Quintana .
County beach cleanups are Saturday
Howdy! It's time to remind everyone that Saturday we are having our semi-annual beach cleanup.
Beach protection plan unfair to Surfside
A lot of excitement surrounded Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson's recent announcement of the biggest beach protection program in our state's history.
City gives group $200,000 for low-income job training
A divided City Council on Tuesday gave $200,000 to a local nonprofit to help train hundreds of low-income residents for jobs in health care, education and technology -- all areas of high need in El Paso.
County has received $79 million from FEMA
When Wallace Neeley drove over the Quintana bridge after evacuating from Hurricane Ike, dunes had been flattened and beach sand was so far inland the town had a new look.
Court dates set in Sanders police lawsuit; Schlotzsky's donating proceeds
U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks has set a tentative trial date for July 2010 in a civil suit filed by the family of Nathaniel Sanders II, who was fatally shot by an Austin police officer in May.
Take time to review your insurance coverage
It's the message you would expect to hear from people connected to the insurance industry - everyone needs to buy more coverage.