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• Coast Guard: Helicopter crashes in Gulf of Mexico
• Couple has been dressing alike for 30 years
• Romney ready to claim GOP nomination after Texas
• Adoption fees waived at Williamson Co. pet shelter
• Most popular beaches in the U.S.
• Restaurants take part in Bike to Eat Week
• Drama ends on SMU campus as suspect falls from crane
• Williamson County teen killed in four-wheeler accident
• 15 dead in latest killer quake in Italy
• Polls open Tuesday for Texas primary election
• Austin No. 9 for population growth
• Velocity buys Sheshunoff software
• Microsoft looks to mesh Skype with its products
• Experts: Commercial real estate market robust in South Austin
• Chisholm Trail road project reignites retail plans
• Local tech crowd supports Cornyn visa plan
• $240M Austin Planetarium mixed-use complex planned
• Golfsmith deal attracts lawyers
• Travis County examines new business tax incentive plan
• New art at ART on 5th!
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE STOP OF BLOODSHED IN SYRIA
• Ride:Well Tour raises awareness for AIDS crisis in Africa
• Memorial Day observed at Texas State Cemetery
• "Can Ban" affecting New Braunfels tubers, businesses
• Central Texas veterans pay tribute to the fallen
• Mexico's beaches remain a popular tourist destination
• Local veterans react to alarming increase in military suicides
• Texans honor fallen soldiers at State Cemetery
• Wounded warriors compete in 22nd Capital of Texas Triathlon
• Smart Living: The gift that keeps on giving
• Business Now: Hungry lawyers pounce on Golfsmith deal
• On the Agenda: Something disturbing about a primary right after Memorial Day
• Happy Memorial Day
• 68 DWI arrests so far during 'No Refusal Weekend'
• Primary night nearly upon us
• Pilot program aims to engage children in aviation
• On this Memorial Day, my thoughts are on those heroes who have paid the ultimate...
• 'Letters of Sacrifice' honors fallen service members
• 2 dead, 1 injured after pickup truck flips on 183
• 'Cary the Load' completes 1,700-mile march to honor veterans
• Charge of racial politics surfaces late in GOP Senate campaign
• Toddler's organ donation saves three other children
• Two killed in rollover accident in Southeast Austin
• Memorial Day is the day we pause to reflect on those who've made the ultimate sa...
• Lone Star Scene: Student filmmakers hustle into Cannes Film Festival
• Athlete of the Week: McNeil closer helps history-making team
• Bringing them back: Little lady offers haven for scarred horses
• New Braunfels adapts to 'can ban' changes
• Wood Ridge Apartment permits not approved yet for next week
• Firefighters respond to brush fire in Bastrop County
• Texans march in honor of Harvey Milk Day
• Jarrell tornado anniversary marks 15 years of healing
• Woman relives brush with death on Hike and Bike Trail
• Your Outdoors: Outdoor family weekend workshops
• Charitable tradition at heart of New Braunfels community
• Tone Up: Using a step box for push-ups
• Bastrop State Park competing in $100,000 contest
• Camp Mabry takes visitors back in time through reenactment
• Forever Families: Kelly, 15, seeks family to settle down with
• Cooking at Home: Grilled shrimp skewers with spinach
• Visiting the Dallas Museum of Art
• Oregon ends UT Softball team's season in Super Regional
• New York Jets WR Kerley holds football camp in hometown
• Authorities send out extra patrols on holiday weekend
• Funeral for Belo executive who died in motorcycle crash
• United Airlines changes boarding process
• EMS responds to boating accident on Lake Travis
• GOP candidates hold Q&A in Southeast Austin
• Austin Planetarium moves forward with development
• Holiday weekend benefits businesses on Lake Travis
• Pet of the Week: Franklin, Jacob and Aaron
• Local video game tournament draws global talent
• McNeil baseball eliminated on controversial call
• Out in the Garden: Choosing the right container
• Healthy Living: Preparing for a trip to the E.R.
• App Wrap: 'Topps BUNT,' 'Minds of Modern Mathematics'
• Cooking at Home: Grilled flank steak with red peppers
• New planetarium to bring stars closer to Austin than ever before
• Volunteers plant for green future in Bastrop County
• Tips for staying safe on the water
• Going Green: TSD shows off recent 'green' makeover
• Clearing up the New Braunfels 'can ban'
• Maxwell from the Austin Animal Center is the Pet of the Week
• Economist Jason Schenker has an update on the latest jobs report
• Celebrity Stylist Ron King has tips on looking good while working out
• Taylor's HR propels Texas to Super Regional win over Oregon
• Seeking Volunteer Summer Art Camp Staff and Artists
• Hopeful Horns await NCAA fate following Big 12 Baseball Tournament
• Hopeful Horns await NCAA fate following Big 12 Baseball Tournament
• Texas State Baseball eliminated from Southland Tournament by SFA, 9-7
• Texas State Baseball eliminated from Southland Tournament by SFA, 9-7
• Hill Country peach crop should be a sweet one
• Flags placed on fallen soldier's graves
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Patriot Guard escorts family of soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Last check-in with GOP Senate candidates before primary takes flight
• Hays H.S. students face felony charges for vandalizing school
• Local authorities prepare for crowds on Highland Lakes
• This Firewall is designed to prevent home destruction due to wildfires
• Austin postal workers warn public about growing number of dog bites
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces TEF Investment Creating More Than 300 Jobs in Tyler
• CAMPO: Many future transit projects stand unfunded
• Hawaiian Falls Water Park to open for Memorial Day weekend
• Immigration issue at center of Travis County Sheriff election
• New tech predicted to ease I-35 holiday traffic
• HONORING AND REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES, OUR VETERANS AND OUR TROOPS
• Mysterious green ribbons around trees solved
• Senate candidates launch last-minute ads
• El Naranjo opens on Rainey Street
• Statesman to outsource work offshore, cut staff
• Council approves $42M sale of Green Water Treatment Plant
• Harden Healthcare tops Austin private firms list
• Short-term rentals, Imagine Austin action delayed
• Ultra Electronics gets $25M in Air Force contracts
• Council OKs event, development groups
• Healthy eats on the grill
• Healthy eats on the grill
• Off the Plate Cooking: Chedd's 'Oink' sandwich
• Top Web stories: CEO pay, job cuts, fading industries
• Tech Beat: Robotic hair replacement
• Time Warner shelves Longhorn Network talks
• 2012 Congressional Art Competition Showcases Local Talent
• Backstage Pass: 'MEOW' Day
• Live music venue OK’d for City Hall
• Business Now: Longhorn Network still hoping to snag deals
• RunTex to stay downtown despite development plans
• Fashionably Yours: Eyelash extensions
• Professor Justin Driver to give presentation on “The Constitutional Conservatism of the Warren Court” at Junior Faculty Forum at Harvard Law School, June 1, 2012
• Healing Heroes: Support center helps wounded warriors, families heal
• Honor student placed in jail for tardiness and truancy at school
• Students to be tagged with GPS tracking in pilot program
• Austin City Council burns the midnight oil
• Early voting ends Friday for Texas primary
• Nearly 3 million Texans to travel this weekend
• The geological fingerprint of war
• Company profits, CEO pay reaches record levels
• Commencement in highlights
• The geological fingerprint of war in photos
• Please vote and share to help Texas Parks and Wildlife get Bastrop State Park a...
• Southwestern gets $1.3M grant for science education effort
• Morgan Stanley could refund some Facebook retail investors
• U.S. bank lending falls, profits rise
• Wheatsville Food plans second Austin store
• Via the Washington Post: 3 Pinocchios: The facts about the growth of spending un...
• Council approves Green Water redevelopment deal
• Dell reportedly in talks to acquire Quest Software
• Bazaarvoice buys PowerReviews for $152M
• Your Sports Now: May 24th, 2012
• Your Sports Now: May 24th, 2012
• Round Rock Express close out Sacramento, 5-3
• Political newcomer aims to unseat Rep. McCaul in District 10
• UT Baseball loses elimination game to Kansas, 4-2
• Arrest warrant issued for former teacher accused of sexual assault of student
• Austin man pleads guilty to shipping marijuana via FedEx
• One person dead in accident on Highway 71
• Steiner Ranch residents oppose high-density development
• Relief for Wood Ridge tenants, or more waiting?
• Possible ban on dog breed requirements for housing
• Clock ticking for five popular downtown Austin food trailers
• Displaced apartment residents meet, get relief from the city
• Austin Pets Alive! granted use of TLAC for 3 years
• Displaced families seek answers at meeting
• Capital Tonight: Mixed emotions as primary day nears
• Abdo guilty in foiled bomb plot against Fort Hood soldiers
• Waco hike-and-bike trail unfinished after contractor fallout
• Seller's market at play in small-town Texas
• UT bounced from Big 12 Tournament
• Historic underwater theater lifted from lake
• Course Waitlists Now Available to all Departments
• COTA pushes for quick resolution of Hellmund lawsuit
• Austin natural gas providers request rate hikes
• Austin OKs downtown land buy, other large contracts
• App Wrap: 'iRig Mix,' 'iRig MIC Cast'
• Bank profits hit highest level in five years
• Wilde About Texas: Blanco Buggy Barn Museum
• Umami joins Austin’s taste palate with new pizzeria
• Software firm CoreTrace secures $2.8M
• Abbott backs off Voter ID deposition objection
• A Bittersweet Trip on the Honor Flight Network
• Costco slightly beats Q3 expectations
• The Lonestar Weekly: May 24, 2012
• Austin ad round-up: Agency lands new biz, free stuff and kudos
• Valence Technology Q4 loss widens
• Healthy Living: Car safety for seniors
• Funky Fitness: Paddle your way to health
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Introduce Legislation to Fight Nationwide Rape Kit Backlog
• Smart Living: Surprising treats for your tresses
• Hyde Park host provided home away from home for scholars
• Man accused of killing officer hospitalized
• Overturned cattle trailer blocks Dallas interstate
• How clean are workplace break rooms?
• NYPD: Person implicated in Etan Patz death
• Ship parade kicks off annual Fleet Week
• Testimony ending in Fort Hood suspect's trial
• Accused cop killer taken to hospital
• SWAT standoff ends peacefully in South Austin
• Work to begin on Wood Ridge apartment repairs
• Mixed-use apartment development planned downtown
• Texas State gets $3.1M for research partnership
• Flix Files: Memorial Day weekend brings back 'Men in Black'
• Healing Heroes: Medical research proves vital on battlefield
• Austin firm BuyDRM bought by Inisoft
• Texas tops dining out list
• Tax and Spend: U.S. corporate tax rate is the highest in the world and Majority...
• Officials release F1 Austin traffic management plan
• Southwest Airlines plans international growth
• Bee Cave OKs zoning change for 8.5-acre sports complex
• San Marcos to discuss forming urban transit district
• Conservatives face off in Hays County Sheriff's Race
• Georgetown approves special-use permit for Hat Creek Burger Co.
• New animal advocacy group fights for space at TLAC
• Downtown water plant mixed-use deal goes to City Council
• Cornyn Provision Targeting U.S. Relationship with Russian Arms Firm Included in Defense Bill
• Cornyn-Backed Provision to Block C-130 Move Included in Defense Bill
• Council: Task Lists and Wish Lists
• Then There's This: We Can Do Better
• Point Austin: Doggett at Risk
• Chief Art Acevedo on Patrol, May 19, 2012
• Trying To Fix the World
• The Hightower Report: Wild About Chickens
• New Hearing for Arena
• City Panel To Hear More on Yogurt Shop Murders
• Hilton Full? Stay at Scooter's Place!
• Farewell to the Allan Bulldog
• Rosedale Reacts: Cafe Non!
• APD Detective Fired
• UT Baseball falls in Oklahoma City
• Texas State Baseball moves on in Southland tourney
• Texas State Baseball moves on in Southland tourney
• Baylor Baseball advances at Big 12 Tournament
• Voter turnout, manpower crunch among primary election frustrations
• States looking at new tolls to pay for highways
• Wood Ridge Apartments' management makes statement
• Project SEARCH helps intellectually disabled individuals in Austin
• New food allergy guidelines for Texas schools
• Former San Marcos teacher accused of sexual assault of a student
• Evidence released in Cedar Park officer-involved shooting
• Beyond Thunderdome: The Internet and social media get political
• F1 Traffic Management Plan released
• Judge recommends a new trial for Texas woman on death row
• Redistricting maps still confusing voters
• Jurors hear from witnesses, recordings in Abdo case
• Wood Ridge managment: Repairs will start Thursday morning
• 2012 Congressional Art Competition Winners Recognized
• Urban rail opponents question current plan
• ACC Students Excel at National Math Competition
• Your Driver's Ed: Accident safety
• Dewhurst campaign blitz paid for by own money
• Battle over 'can ban' heads to Comal County court
• Style Guide: May 23
• Active Now: Obstacle course boot camp
• Business Now: Intel, UT program serves as 'job pipeline' for undergrads
• Arts Minute: Shakespeare comes to town
• Austin to form events, development-focused teams
• Carter to Attend TAMU Grand Opening and Groundbreaking
• Food trucks on future hotel site told to leave
• Sad to hear about Nefty going on the DL, but hope to see Scooter stand-in and he...
• Two Austin startups make magazine’s ‘brilliant’ list
• Carter Wins American Conservative Union Award for 5th Straight Term
• Capital of Texas Zoo welcomes baby zebra
• Future development irks some Steiner Ranch residents
• Bastrop County's Mike Fisher honored in Washington DC
• Chipotle's hiring practices under federal investigation
• Austin real estate round-up: May 23
• Healing Heroes: As the war dies down, burn center's future evolves
• Land near Barton Creek Mall rezoned for storage units
• Austin event to recognize influential women
• James Salter wins 2012 PEN/Malamud Award
• Dogs from hoarding case partake in happy reunion
• Family doctors in Austin average $190,000
• Last Thursday I joined 40 of my Republican colleagues in a letter urging Senate...
• Body found in Lady Bird Lake
• Lawmakers aim to eliminate so-called 'food deserts'
• HP CEO to talk jobs cuts after earnings report
• Quadruple amputee mom reaching for another milestone
• Teachers photo bomb unsuspecting students
• NY airport uses hologram customer service reps
• Comedy event Wednesday for Officer Padron
• Retirement community flash mob gets down to 'The Wobble'
• London flower show
• City official consults Ouija board before vote
• More study wanted to decide if salamander at risk
• Body found in Lady Bird Lake
• New Braunfels "can ban" lawsuit set to begin
• Silicon Space snags $5M of a planned $6M
• Dell stock falls 15% after earnings report
• Nasdaq: Facebook IPO should have been delayed
• Austin left off top 10 musical cities list
• Pflugerville to consider resolution opposing commuter rail
• Cirrus Logic fortune tied to Apple's performance
• Austin OKs rules for short-term rentals
• Op-Ed: The Law of the Sea treaty will sink America's economy
• Cycling Study Aims to Improve Movement of Children with Cerebral Palsy
• Smithville ISD upholds punishment for students involved in food fight
• Austin braces for large ACL crowds
• Driver injured after truck tips over in East Austin
• Puppies rescued from hoarding case reunited
• GOP Senate candidates prepare final push
• Austin's growth creates uncertain future for energy
• Transportation improvements in proposed Austin bond packages
• Wood Ridge Apartments' management has history of problems
• Police investigating teacher's alleged improper relationship
• San Marcos school teacher investigated for improper relationship with student
• J'Covan Brown invited to NBA Draft Combine
• Longhorns, Bears represented on Big 12 Postseason Baseball awards
• Prosecutors: Abdo on a 'mission' to kill American soldiers
• APD officer will not face charges in 2011 fatal shooting
• City once pursued inspection program
• Evening Child Care Available for ACC Students
• This week on Capital Tonight: Final primary push
• Dell's Q1 profit down 33 percent
• TxDot sorry for accidental hacking of Goldenwood oak
• First phase of Austin urban rail system could cost $550M
• President Obama has had three and a half years to do something about the jobless...
• Loaded bond packages head to Austin City Council
• Prices, flights rise as Americans start vacation season
• BioWare cuts Austin jobs following game release
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA TO PROMOTE AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE AT THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER IN SAN JUAN
• Council hears realities of urban rail
• Austin No. 8 for worst urban congestion
• State Law Requires Emergency Notifications for Students, Employees
• To the Class of 2012: Help make a better world
• Cruz, Leppert release new TV ads
• Healing Heroes: Treatment both simple, complex reshapes lives of combat warriors
• Science Break: Traveling energy
• Getting fit the 'Urban Cowboy' way
• Off the Plate: Chedd's
• Austin sees highest retail rental growth in U.S.
• Texas already adding more jobs in 2012 than last year
• Speaker Boehner: “Until we get a grip on our debt, our economy will continue to...
• Global creative networking event stops in Austin
• SailPoint Technologies buys another Austin company
• City considers sprucing up Barton Springs
• One in four kids is on path to diabetes
• Should you create a social media will?
• "Meat glue" put in some products
• Austin housing market improving
• Opening statements set in Fort Hood bomb plot case
• Austin City Limits Music Festival announces 2012 lineup
• Fort Hood welcomes Vietnam veterans home
• Before and After: Mark Twain’s Bible
• Applied Nanotech names Jernigan head of new division
• Austin City Limits music lineup unveiled
• Astrotech now in good standing with Nasdaq
• Hanger Orthopedic CEO Thomas Kirk to retire
• Whole Foods opens new London store
• Study: Apple still the most-valuable brand
• Austin foundation gives grants to help wildfire victims rebuild
• Democrat Senators responsible for budget, tax policy, defense, and even preventi...
• Austin restaurants, bars prep for international F1 crowd
• Cuellar: Texas School Districts Can Apply for Race to the Top District Program Federal Funds
• APD detective fired for mishandling investigations
• Click It or Ticket crackdown underway in Texas
• Lawsuits over Texas political ads raise questions over defamation
• Fort Hood honors hundreds of Vietnam veterans
• Non-profits receive money from Central Texas Wildfire Fund
• City cites Wood Ridge complex, residents remain homeless
• Organ transplant saves Austin man's life
• Kyle at odds with its water utility
• City of Austin issues 30 citations to Wood Ridge Apartments owner
• UT Baseball hits the road
• With dozens evacuated, solutions still unclear at Woodridge
• 30 citations issued at Woodridge apartments
• Preservation of water spotlight of statewide summit
• Red Hot Chili Peppers, Neil Young and Crazy Horse to headline ACL
• Swimmer identified in Lake Travis drowning
• APD fires detective after faulty interrogation
• Austin ranks near top on health and fitness survey
• Multimillion-dollar facility proposed for ABIA rental cars
• Study: Job growth hurt by weak IPO market
• JPMorgan Chase suspends $15B stock-buyback program
• Austonian owners refinance the high-rise
• Nearly 300 Macy's stores to double as fulfillment centers
• ACC Departments Join Forces to Manage Student Immunization Requirement
• "53.6 percent of men and women under the age of 25 who hold bachelor’s degrees w...
• Dallas law firm opens Austin office
• Public pools more accessible to those with disabilities
• Apple, Samsung chiefs try to settle patent disputes
• Bulletin from 05/20
• Austin No. 56 for average salary last year
• Chinese company buys AMC in $2.6B deal
• May 2012 Update – Elgin Campus
• Happy Birthday to Texas Rangers' hero Josh Hamilton! Welcome to twitter and good...
• Lone Star Scene: Wes Anderson's early Texas films impact 'Moonrise Kingdom' stars
• Health benefits of chocolate
• Perry hits statewide TV airwaves for Dewhurst
• Trial starting for Fort Hood bomb plot suspect
• Solar eclipse over Austin
• How does tuition compare at Texas public universities?
• 4 men shoot a woman in Bastrop County
• Government officials fear gas prices could start rising
• Click it or Ticket campaign goes into full gear
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• Obama pushes for post-2014 vision for Afghanistan
• Ways to cut down energy bill during summer months
• Tech Beat: 'Pretty' apps displayed at New York gallery
• U.S. Senate race far from over
• U.S. Senate race far from over
• Business Now: Catering to the F1 crowd
• Monthly event brings startups, mentors together
• Tips to make presentations deliver sales results
• Cheat sheet for client, customer and dating relationships
• Athlete of the Week: UT pole vaulter reaches new heights
• The Car Coach: 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG
• Smart Living: Spice up your health
• Now hiring: Lake Travis businesses
• Healing Heroes: Fort Sam Houston rooted deep in history
• Nasdaq 'embarrassed' over Facebook IPO issues
• Your Health: Stop aging in its tracks
• On the Agenda: Early primary voting appears to hold previous GOP patterns
• FAA tightens controls of unmanned aircraft
• FAA tightens controls of unmanned aircraft
• U.S. firms could lose business as agency doubles foreign aid
• More CEO pay based on company's financial performance
• Texas softball defeats Northwestern 5-0 to capture NCAA Austin Regional Title
• Austin tech firms merge resources to lure college talent
• Lawsuit won't stop Dream City construction
• Amber Alert continues for missing McKinney kids
• Convicted Lockerbie bomber dies in Libya
• Slight earth tremor detected in East Texas
• Bee Gees founder Robin Gibb is dead
• Texas primary races turn nasty
• Pedernales, Lake Travis a tad better, but still need a lot more rain
• New details released in hit-and-run that killed a toddler
• Swimmer dies at Lake Travis
• Wood Ridge Apartment families take fight to Austin Tenants' Council
• Swimmer drowns near Bob Wentz Park
• An old dog learns a new trick
• Tone Up: Working out the back
• State primary races turn nasty
• State primary races turn nasty
• Cooking at Home: Asparagus with romesco and goat cheese
• Forever Families: A second look at two brothers
• Legends of western swing honored in San Marcos
• Former Defense Secretary addresses Longhorn grads
• A preview of TxDOT's revamped "Click It or Ticket" campaign
• Bubble Rose from the Humane Society of Williamson County is the Pet of the Week
• The Austin Creative Fund hosts its inaugural fundraiser
• Former US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates speaks to UT graduates
• Dream City continues to build as two neighborhoods sue City
• Spurs come back to beat Clippers, take 3-0 series lead
• McNeil ousts rivals Round Rock in regional quarterfinals
• UT softball survives two elimination games to play Northwestern in regional championship
• Texas baseball ends regular season with 2-1 win over Baylor
• Reggie from the Austin Animal Center is the Pet of the Week
• Service held for nurse who died during Skype chat
• Mo.-based pet food maker issues another recall
• Sneak Peek: Inside Waller Creek Tunnel Project
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Man arrested after toddler dies in hit-and-run
• Hundreds climb 31 flights of stairs at Fight for Air Climb
• Wood Ridge Apartment residents wait for answers
• UT president: graduates 'are prepared for a lifetime'
• Suspect in North Austin bank robbery turns self in
• Out in the Garden: Building a container garden
• Pet of the Week: Sunnie, Jasper
• Healthy Living: Buying the right bike
• App Wrap: 'StillShot,' 'SpellTower'
• Cooking at Home: Glazed salmon with spinach salad
• Hit and run driver in death of 2-year-old charged with DWI
• Waller Creek Tunnel project moving right along
• ACC students with special needs prep for graduation
• Happy Armed Forces Day! Thank you to all of the brave men and women who serve an...
• Many UT graduates face student loan debt while searching for jobs
• 42-more units at Wood Ridge Apartments deemed unsafe by Code Enorcement
• UT baseball gets shutout by Baylor 4-0
• UT baseball gets shutout by Baylor 4-0
• City considers private partnership for Zilker Botanical Garden
• Northwestern stuns Texas softball team
• APD investigating Northeast Austin bank robbery
• CBP Marine agents patrol U.S. waters used by smugglers
• Kitten who survived attack at Austin HEB rescued
• If you plan to watch Sunday's solar eclipse, protect those eyes
• New information in 2011 Del Valle violent attack
• Economists: Job market looks promising for 2012 college grads
• SWAT situation ends in Northeast Austin
• First look: Sound walls, express lane come to MoPac
• Predator drones to play bigger role protecting southwest border
• More residents evacuated from Woodridge Apartments
• Incumbent, challenger compete for Hays County Precinct 3 ballot
• Victim of brutal Del Valle attack speaks out
• Lehmberg, Baird vie for Travis County DA
• Workers go without pay on federal courthouse construction
• Judge to hear Planned Parenthood, state arguments Oct. 19
• Oak Hill Rotary recognizes Oak Hill Elementary “Early Act Club”
• “The Adventurers” explore the world and change their lives
• Texas AG offers lackluster ruling on F1 funds
• Entrepreneurs: Silicon Valley is better than Austin
• ‘Happy chic’ designer Jonathan Adler opens Austin store
• Java venture proves to be challenging labor of passion
• Local women's shooting group goes national
• Filing shows $3K more in funding for Mass Relevance
• Travis Central Appraisal District seeks board member
• Lady Dawgs defeat McNeil, advance in playoffs
• Next Social Madness phase starts in June
• Austin artist ‘yarn bombs’ bridge in France
• 8,000 crates, 4,200 man-hours to move Emerson from Austin
• Kyle officials want Monarch Utilities out
• Backstage Pass: Steamboat reunion
• Automotively Austin: Leasing vs. buying vehicles
• Fashionably Yours: 'What is Sexy?'
• Bowie Baseball bows out of the playoffs
• Center for Public Policy Hosts John Sharp at Annual Fundraiser
• Business Now: Golfsmith goes to Golf Town
• Your Driver's Ed: Tips on saving gas
• Sens. Hutchison, Cornyn Announce Application Process for U.S. District Judge Vacancies in the Eastern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas
• Photos found after April tornadoes gathered at Arlington library
• Tarrant County confusion: Two candidates, same name, one office
• Dallas boy, 4, allegedly took cocaine to school
• New surgery can change eye color
• What to eat before, during, after workout
• French leader faces likely NATO ire on Afghanistan
• Spring graduation ceremonies commence at UT
• When we reflect upon J.P. Morgan’s loss, we should remember this: Bailouts beget...
• SEC filing yields more details on NextIO funding
• Tower shines orange this weekend
• Round Rock Express fall to Fresno 10-5
• Round Rock Express fall to Fresno 10-5
• A poet borne from war
• Cab driver faces sexual assault charges
• City council to consider urban rail plan
• Turner-Culberson tour of WPAFB results in spotlight on NASIC Committee report expressesing concern about state of facilities
• Austinites weigh in on need for new area code
• Cornyn Applauds House Passage of New F-16 Sales to Taiwan
• Cornyn Applauds House Passage of New F-16 Sales to Taiwan
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• Your Sports Now: May 17, 2012
• Cuellar and 14 Members of Texas Congressional Delegation Write Letter to Secretary Panetta in Support of TX DPS Request for DoD Excess Equipment
• Burgess and Green Legislation Provides Patients Cost Information for Health Care
• GRANGER AMENDMENT ADOPTED INTO DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL
• Thornberry praises passage of annual defense bill
• COTA gives update on racetrack construction
• Students, Democrats urge path to citizenship for undocumented students
• Two Popeye's employees arrested, charged with stealing credit card information
• Cab driver accused of sex assault of UT student arrested
• What you need to know about Facebook going public
• Music Heritage District designation could help venues on Red River
• Lakeway officer injured during chase
• Proposal to add parking meters to South Congress getting mixed reaction
• Capital Tonight: A closer look at the U.S. Senate race issues
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: College Credit for Heroes Helps Get our Best and Brightest Back into the Workforce
• New website designed to find tech talent
• Wentworth, Ames Jones take mudslinging to court
• Blackboard Downtime May 18-23
• Texas connected filmmakers shine at Cannes Film Fest
• Texas connected filmmakers shine at Cannes Film Fest
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA CO-SPONSORS LEGISLATION TO EMPOWER VOTERS ACROSS THE U.S.A.
• ACC President Shares Student Success Expertise at Capitol Hill Briefing
• City Council wants Monarch Utilities out of Kyle
• Residents call for caution after child killed in hit-and-run
• GSD&M names Marianne Malina as new president
• More apartments evacuated after balcony collapse
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA VOTES TO SUPPORT THE EXTENSION OF THE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM
• Urban rail memo sent to Austin City Council
• Get ‘Linkedout’ with TriNet
• UT’s Division of Diversity and Community Engagement honors Machree Garrett Gibson, ’91, with Heman Sweatt Legacy Award
• Freebirds flies into Silicon Valley
• Survey: Small business owners optimistic but stressed
• ACC Faculty, Administrators to Share Insights at Upcoming NISOD Conference
• Lighthouse Guides Faculty Through Online Syllabus Process
• Pet parents beware, snake bites on the rise
• Lyday named COO at real estate firm’s local office
• Big Brothers Big Sisters OKs Austin mentor center
• Toddler struck, killed by car in Southeast Austin
• Wells Fargo No. 1 SBA 7(a) lender in Texas
• Hotel industry could benefit from positive travel trend
• Future of Austin Music Hall in jeopardy
• Future of Austin Music Hall in jeopardy
• Samsung hit hard by Apple's chip order with Elpida
• Automotively Austin: Catchy car advertisements
• Don't forget to come out for our electronic waste recycling drive this Saturday...
• Congressman Hinojosa supports the National Flood Insurance Program Extension
• Healthy Living: Bike Fit
• Great meeting this morning with my friend Andrea Mitchell! Look forward to being...
• Sisters get prison, victim lured from Austin bar
• 4.3 magnitude earthquake rattles East Texas
• Austinites help save animals
• Wood, lawnmower among new "man candle" scents
• Suspicious white powder found at two North Texas locations
• Solar eclipse occurring Sunday
• Balcony collapses at a Southeast Austin apartment building
• 4-year-old boy dies in auto-pedestrian accident
• New details for I-35 improvement plans
• “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”: A children’s classic lives on though many editions and sequels
• Bastrop to discuss $20M in rebuilding funds
• Be sure to check out my op-ed in today's Politico about the need to confront the...
• Save Texas Schools host '$5.4 billion bake sale'
• Software firm NextIO collects $12.3M
• App Wrap: 'Dark Sky,' 'Waze'
• Kyle opens door to new business with vote go to 'wet'
• More high school graduates could mean healthier local economy
• Cedar Park Regional Medical Center names Holland CEO
• Freescale to challenge Intel's position in blade server market
• Flix Files: Box office battle pits warships, politics, pregnancy
• New website to help Austin tech firms recruit talent
• Developer plans for new student housing along San Marcos River
• Austin Music Hall foreclosed on by OmniBank
• Balcony collapse in Southeast Austin leaves 25 without homes
• Cornyn Urges Senate Democrats to Prevent Year-End Tax Hike on Texans
• The Lonestar Weekly: May 17, 2012
• A GOP Sampler: Primary Highlights
• Blood on Texas' Hands
• McMillan Case Dismissed in Houston
• Is Your Hair on Fire? It's Campaign Time.
• Seeing Red in House District 47
• Meet the New Council, Same as the Old Council
• Point Austin: Outside Looking in
• The Yassine Sixth Street Noir
• Congressman Cuellar Joins Poteet High School Class Via Videoconference
• Woman recovering after struck by Austin police car
• Whole Foods opens in Bee Cave
• Miss America 2012 speaks at UT
• Man indicted in 2011 gas station homicide
• Perry, Dewhurst answer questions on education, U.S. Senate race
• Austin school answers Rachel's Challenge
• Circuit of the Americas racetrack construction on schedule
• Balcony Collapse
• Food fight suspends nine high school seniors
• Shots fired at busy South Austin intersection
• American women deserve nothing less than absolute justice and unconditional care...
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA STANDS AGAINST THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT SAYING IT DOES MORE HARM TO WOMEN
• Look out, world!
• Do business ethics scandals affect political campaigns?
• Rep. Culberson’s Statement on the FY 2013 Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill
• Housing more affordable than ever before
• UT receives $2.5M for Plan II office, scholarship
• 4 Austin restaurants make Urbanspoon ‘high end’ list
• Water rates to rise for Monarch customers in Buda, Kyle
• Nightlife app developer SceneTap launches in San Francisco
• NEUGEBAUER OPENING STATEMENT ON FDIC'S STRUCTURED TRANSACTION PROGRAM
• NEUGEBAUER OPENING STATEMENT ON ISSUING A SUBPOENA TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
• Drive-in summer series, Webby Awards, bridal blog and FedEx funds
• Congressman Hinojosa Opposes H.R. 4970 VAWA
• My Fit Foods opens another Austin store
• ACC Experiences Significant Increase in GED Successes
• Austin real estate round-up: May 16
• Mass Relevance gets $3.3M from investors
• Legend Communities buys, plans to expand Harborwalk in Galveston
• Fall Registration Under Way
• Early intervention key for toddlers with autism
• Heat, pollution over cities leads to increased lightning strikes
• Returning vets get remarkable results with brain training
• Update on housing market
• Missile falls on Killeen neighborhood
• All 15 State Board of Education seats up for grabs
• Barrington Elem. meeting leaves parents with questions
• Police searching for three robbery, credit card abuse suspects
• Vista Equity Partners closes $3.5B fund
• Vermillion improves on Q1 profit loss
• Asure Software Q1 revenue jumps
• CEO average tenure down, more turnover expected
• HomeAway buys stake in Chinese vacation rental site
• Hotel, conference center approved for Georgetown
• Vermillion CEO Page to step down
• Stratus Properties nets $1.7M Q1 profit
• Intel to fill CEO position 'from within its own ranks'
• Cornyn: Democrat Budget Missing from President’s ‘To-Do’ List
• Call for Volunteers from PeopleFund!
• Tiny Patient and His Mom Share Their Story on HealthyATX
• TX To Add Anti-bullying Laws in Schools
• School Addresses Child Porn Scandals
• Stay-At-Home Moms Petition For Plastic
• DPS honors fallen officers
• Alligator's death under investigation in North Texas
• Parents meeting on Barrington Elementary child porn case Tuesday night
• McDonald's to hire 300 Austin area workers
• Perry: UT tuition freeze sent 'good message'
• Potential VP candidates prepare for "bad cop" role as running mate
• Travis County Commissioners move forward with new courthouse plans
• Invasive plant spreading rapidly in Lake Austin
• Child pornography investigations trigger meeting at Barrington Elementary
• Animal Shelters facing critter crisis
• Westwood's Wyatt added to U.S. football team
• UT Golfer Spieth preps for regionals
• Officers Suspended For Running Errands
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: Higher Education Must Be Affordable, Accountable, Accessible
• Group Pushes for New Confederate Marker
• 'Bobby Bones Show' producer fist-pumps way to new record
• Animal Center Over Capacity
• Parishioners show support for national 'rogue' nun group
• Vying to be the most 'conservative' candidate
• Driver killed after truck hits utility pole
• Six Texas Softball players earn 2012 All-Big 12 Conference honors
• More animals could face euthanization due to city shelter overflow
• CAMM: Kids work together on new East Austin community garden
• Police: Man knelt in roadway before struck
• Rep. John Culberson Receives ACU Conservative Award
• Second Barrington teacher in child porn investigation resigns
• Hutchison op-ed asks women to back Romney
• Automotively Austin: Car sharing goes viral around town
• New US Senate ad hits TV
• Emerson opens huge office in Round Rock
• Austin Energy to offer incentives to apartments that go green
• Austin's best places to work are...
• Hillary Clinton recognizes technology linked to UT's IC2
• Austin shops: cash, credit or smartphone?
• Report urges greater use of advanced practice registered nurses
• Golfsmith posts $3.6M quarterly loss
• GoingMyWay receives $343K from investors
• Pet Pointers: Fat cats
• Musician attempts record-breaking performance
• Manor Crash Under Investigation
• Skeese Greets Women's Triathlon
• San Antonio teens catching mysterious illness
• Bell Helicopter employees win $28 million lottery prize
• Risks at the swimming pool much more than just drowning
• Shift on marriage energizes immigration activists
• Update: Consumer spending report
• Fatal pedestrian accident in Central Austin
• I-35 to be shut down for hours due to fiery crash
• Four injured in Manor school bus accident
• Lightning may be to blame for fire in Bee Cave
• More than 50 fellowships provide opportunity to research at Ransom Center
• I will appear on CNN’s Newsroom with host Carol Costello at approximately 10:05a...
• Status update: Facebook amends IPO filing
• Lenovo tops Dell, HP in India
• Apple's next big move: thinner, faster laptops
• UT faculty, students back Powers
• Smartphones sell so fast it's tough to meet demand
• Intel opens larger Austin office today
• Man Dies After Crash in Central Austin
• Cornyn Introduces Bill to Win Global Competition for STEM Graduates
• Cornyn: Uncle Sam Needs to Be Put on a Diet
• The STAR Act
• Meet Oak Hill’s new Head Librarian
• Congressman Cuellar Announces Many South Texans Will Soon See Health Insurance Rebate Checks
• Dog Finds Austin Pets Alive Stolen Items
• Victim’s Families Back Wilco Candidates
• Computer Studies, Information Technology Among High-Demand Career Fields at ACC
• Hays Co. Jail inmate dies of illness
• Ron Paul effectively suspends campaign for president
• Man arrested for allegedly holding pellet gun to 6-year-old's head
• Kitten survives abuse incident at South Austin HEB
• Another AISD school teacher arrested in child porn case
• Cartels use students to smuggle drugs through busy border crossing
• Jury seated in East Austin purse snatching case
• Targeting Dewhurst: Tea Party super PAC crashes Senate race in Texas
• UT faculty backs Powers with resolution
• U.S. Army soldier from Round Rock found dead in Afghanistan
• Obama Remembered For Same-Sex Stand
• Homeless Man Sues Bastrop Over Treasure
• Former Heisman winner, St. Andrew's Head Coach Detmer elected to CFB Hall of Fame
• Olympic Summit in Dallas brings out swimming's stars
• The Class of 2012
• Round Rock soldier dies in Afghanistan
• UT faculty, students back President Powers
• Council members pitch Austin Energy rate hike plan
• Early Voting Underway for Texas Primary
• Austin Animal Center may be forced to increase euthanizations
• Second Barrington Elementary teacher faces child porn investigation
• Awkward timing of primary elections could hinder some candidates' chances
• Council Unveils Energy Rate Proposal
• Science with a song
• Congratulations, ACC Graduates!
• Travis Co. deputies look for sexual assault suspect
• Oil co. Rockdale moves to Austin
• Officials Seek Sexual Assault Suspect
• Paul: 'We will no longer spend resources'
• Highlighting economic development in India
• WhaleShark eyeing further acquisitions
• Study: Texas not so big on gov. jobs
• KUT raises $1 million-plus during 5-day on-air campaign
• Central Market offers 'Passport to France'
• Ron Paul done spending $ on campaign
• Sales tax holiday for appliances soon
• Top scholars make their mark on the world
• Smart Living: How to make dreams reality
• Austin chosen for nonstop service with Southwest to Reagan National Airport
• Austin council members propose reduced energy rate hike
• The Texas primary really does matter
• Nonprofit roundup: UFCU lives here, gives here
• Local School Faces 2nd Child Porn Case
• Automotively Austin: On the brink of auto technology
• Chipmaker Calxeda reports $20M from investors
• Sunflower Ceremony and Commencement to take place Saturday, May 19, 2012, with keynote address from Joseph D. Jamail, ’53
• Athlete of the Week: Westlake golfer rules the green
• Graduating Law students receive service awards
• Drees to build homes at Sweetwater
• Michael O’Keefe Cowles, ’12, awarded UT Law post-graduate fellowship to pursue low-wage worker rights project in the Dallas-Fort Worth region
• Business Now: Helping vets after they return home
• Aeros and Autos showcase
• Texas man battling cancer fights for reunion with wife
• Legality of Amazon-Texas sales tax deal questioned
• Job market is not up to par for college graduates
• Early voting starts for Texas primary election
• Career Services Office Study Break Public Service Stipends recipients announced
• Saluting Unsung Heroes: Military Spouses
• Low number of voters turn out for municipal elections
• The Car Coach: 2012 Fisker Karma
• Golfsmith to be acquired by Golf Town for $97M
• Your Health: Catching and curing skin cancer
• Your Health: Catching and curing skin cancer
• Lone Star Scene: 'Friday Night Lights' stars swing away for charity
• Lone Star Scene: 'Friday Night Lights' stars swing away for charity
• Tech Beat: Advocacy group's uses Facebook to spread awareness
• In.gredients on the way
• TicketCity reportedly gets inside track on F1 tickets
• Rep. John Culberson’s Strong Conservative Leadership
• Facebook IPO has halo effect for VCs
• WhaleShark acquires online coupon publisher Miwim
• Will Dell's open source XPS Ultrabook steal Apple's thunder?
• Statesman land has great redevelopment potential
• Legality of Amazon's tax deal with Texas questioned
• Waller Creek designers at open house Tuesday
• Steven Keller Trial Set to Begin Today
• Olympic hopefuls chat with media at Team USA Media Summit
• UT beats Baylor in afternoon, earns No. 6 national seed in night
• Todds ready to rebuild a year after Oak Hill fire
• Lamar Bridge Water Rescue
• Early voting for Texas' primary begins Monday
• Young Migrants risk their lives to reach the Texas border
• St. David's Episcopal Church may bless same-sex unions in 2013
• First responders called to Ladybird Lake
• Recap: City of Austin re-elects mayor, 3 city council members
• Burglars steal money from Town Lake Animal Center
• Swimmer impaled by underwater rebar in Lady Bird Lake
• Burglary at Austin Pets Alive
• Burglars steal donation jars from Town Lake Animal Center
• Vista Ridge Stars sing with Foreigner
• Weimar Clean Up
• Mother's Day brings generations of a family together
• With municipal elections complete, early primary voting set to begin
• With municipal elections complete, early primary voting set to begin
• Forever Families: Two brothers hoping for a new team
• Tone Up: Strengthening the obliques
• Sheryl Cole wins Place 6
• Martinez re-elected to Place 2 on city council
• Bill Spelman keeps Place 5 seat
• Mayor Lee Leffingwell re-elected to second term
• Incumbents sweep Austin city elections
• Kyle voters opt to loosen liquor laws
• Leander voters choose new mayor after ethics scandal
• CenTex athletes compete on final day of State Track & Field meet
• Six Flags unveils new thrill ride
• 3 Boston U. students killed in New Zealand crash
• Watch parties for Leffingwell, Martinez gather at Scholz Garten
• Forget Time magazine cover; real issue in breast-feeding is too many stop before
• Austin casts ballots for 3 city council places
• Mayoral candidate Brigid Shea campaigns on election day
• Austin's voter turnout may reach record low
• Dennis Quaid at Slain Officer Benefit
• New crowd of Killeen council members ready to rebuild
• UT Women's Tennis outlasts Nebraska, advances to NCAA round of 16
• City Elections Today
• UT Baseball sweeps Texas Southern doubleheader
• Going Green: 10,000 green-rated homes in Austin
• Going Green: 10,000 green-rated homes in Austin
• Pet of the Week: Cinnamon, Popcorn
• App Wrap: 'Leonardo Da Vinci: Anatomy,' 'Blueprints 3D'
• Out in the Garden: The right dirt
• Out in the Garden: The right dirt
• Rains bring some drought relief
• Voters head to polls for Election Day
• Man shares secret to living 106 years
• I Wonder: Candidate phone calls
• Find your voting location
• Local teams compete in Area Baseball playoffs
• Local teams compete in Area Baseball playoffs
• Texas State Baseball Walks Away With 8-3 Victory Over UTSA
• Texas State Baseball Walks Away With 8-3 Victory Over UTSA
• Former first lady visits Austin school named in her honor
• Austin driver talks about dramatic high water rescue
• Warning from Austin teen with skin cancer
• Lucha Libre USA's Brewer takes immigration politics to the mat
• Anderson Mill home owners cleaning up after storm
• Austin Music Hall's future in jeopardy
• Students, alumni rally behind UT president amidst firing rumors
• Texas bats being monitored for deadly disease
• One of the veterans honored at ACC graduation shares his story
• Bank repossesses the Austin Music Hall
• Magazine Causes Parenting Controversy
• Horns experimenting with pitching staff late in season
• International jousting competition comes to Texas
• Place 5 candidates cram in campaigning before Election Day
• City Looks At Expanding Urban Rail
• Caro's new LBJ biography a hot seller
• 'Truth-O-Meter' busts council, mayoral candidates claims
• Rep. Culberson Supports Extension of METRO General Mobility Payments
• ACC Graduate Inspiring Others with His Journey
• 1-on-1 with UT Softball's Taylor Hoagland
• Ernst & Young 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year finalists named
• TAHC&H names Hammon, Baird to top posts
• Social media: the best times to post links
• Storms Bring Flooding, Tornado to TX
• Betsey Johnson stores to close in Austin, nationwide
• Report: Job outlook most positive for business grads
• JPMorgan Chase mistakes cause $2B loss
• Cinema Spotlight: Burton's 'Dark Shadows' disappoints
• Student housing developer buys Idaho property
• Tech Beat: New site creates instant buyer-seller connection
• Business Now: Statesman 's prime location open to offers
• Backstage Pass: Panchaga Fest
• Food, bar trio takes space near Stubb’s
• Austin food truck ordered to change its name
• Austin startup featured on TV shows
• Greg Maddux pays visit to Round Rock pitching staff
• Fashionably Yours: The White Party
• Biden pushed Obama on gay marriage, now apologizes
• Overnight rainfall totals
• Eight injured, train derailed after tornado touches down near Houston
• Storms roll through Central Texas
• Car stuck in floods on Lamar
• ACC students graduate Friday
• Austin school named one of best in Texas
• Fire crews rescue Jeep from floods
• Storm's aftermath across Central Texas
• Lonestar Weekly: May 11, 2012
• Overnight storms sweep through Central Texas
• Your Health: MRI-safe pacemaker
• Scott & White break ground on Temple orthopaedic center
• Lawmakers push for Purple Heart medals
• TSD students perform classic 'Peter Pan'
• YouTube points to growth for Austin knitter
• Geofencing could make retail an extreme sport
• Sewage plant could stall Bee Cave growth
• Georgetown approves rezoning, development plan
• Austin the No. 2 best city to find work
• Austin planners tack 10 miles onto urban rail plan
• UT chancellor refutes Powers firing rumor
• ACC Board Approves Fall Tuition Rate
• Water sweeps SUV into Bull Creek
• Summer Camps At The French Legation Museum: Hands-On History And Experience
• Former Horns host golf outing to benefit youth
• Carrozza's Corner: SUP ATX Grand Opening
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, May 10th 2012
• Cuellar Says Preserving Medicare Is The Best Gift We Can Give America’s Mothers and Grandmothers
• APD searching for serial robber
• District attorney and challenger talk recent shooting deaths, campaign issues
• Realtors pitch in to help special needs childrens center
• McNeil post office spared from postal service scale backs
• Driver in hike and bike trail accident fell asleep
• Sun City gives Fort Hood soldiers special day of thanks
• TRUTH TEST: Mayor Lee Leffingwell's latest campaign ad
• Emergency crews prepare for severe weather, flooding
• Identity Theft Against Children Doubles
• Storm Causes Power Outages
• Man Finds Treasure, Wants It Back
• Tornado watch, flash flood warning for Central Texas counties
• Capital Tonight: Big money, puppets hit airwaves in final weeks before primary
• Mother Upset Over Bibles Given At School
• City places guardrails at site of hike-and-bike death
• Crews Monitor Low Water Crossings
• APD: Hit, Run Driver Uninsured, On Drugs
• Aquarena restoration nears completion
• Rumors of Powers' job in peril prompt university-wide support
• APD looking for suspect in trio of robberies
• Addison's new ad: "Dave and Ted's Epic Misadventures."
• E-Newsletter: The federal government should not pick economic winners and losers
• Elgin ACC Students Prepare for Future
• Austin gets HUD funding to fight for fair housing
• ExxonMobil makes huge donation to UT
• Forestar Group’s Q1 profit up
• Springtime prompts wildlife rehab efforts
• Rain delays adult spelling bee
• ACC Board Sets Fall 2012 Tuition
• NetSpend inks deal with Family Dollar
• Dollar General goes after higher earners
• ACC Announces Hays Campus Groundbreaking Celebration
• Oil and vinegar retailer opens second Austin store
• Wilde About Texas: Fredericksburg heritage honored
• Creatives earn right to boast
• ACC Receives National Recognition for Sustainability Practices
• Dell takes Big Apple bite
• Healthy Living: Mono
• Golfsmith opens Ohio store
• One in six cancers is preventable
• Beautiful sights of New York City
• Romney maintains opposition to gay marriage
• 2nd-grader brings loaded handgun to school
• Driver who hit cyclist on 360 was trying to pass traffic
• Flash flooding, severe weather possible Thursday, Friday
• New barriers up along hike and bike trail
• Fellows Find: Scholar studies the Sandinista revolution and the Contra War through the lenses of photojournalists
• Cool Weather Brings Out the Snakes
• Smart Living: No money, no problem
• App Wrap: Money saving apps
• Another harsh reality of the Obama Economy ...
• Entorian Technologies nets $20K in Q1
• Ulland: Upgraded Austin golf course to open in 2013
• Flix Files: Scant new films creep out
• Flix Files: Scant new films creep out
• Shorter hours to help Postal Service keep rural locations open
• Austin brewer 'hops' to West Texas
• Dell completes SonicWall acquisition
• Senior center to break ground in Buda
• Georgetown bookstore changes name, moves
• Council to reassess big business tax incentive policies
• Tower shines orange tonight
• Planned Parenthood Back in the WHP – Again
• Staley's Fourth Execution Date Approaches
• Union Charges Cap Metro Subcontract Conflicts
• Charge It: Council Cash on Hand
• Then There's This: Skid Marks
• Point Austin: Vote Early and Often: Sorting out the campaigns and candidates
• Early Voting & Election Day
• Primary Primer: Other Contested Dem Races
• Primary Primer: Judge, 167th District Court: Two Sides of the Law
• Primary Primer: Tax Assessor-Collector: The Ghost of Nelda
• Primary Primer: Constables, Precincts 1, 3, 4: Nature of the Job
• Primary Primer: Travis County Constable, Precinct 2: Mud & Experience
• Primary Primer: DA: Lehmberg and Baird Have Issues
• Primary Primer: CD 35: Doggett, Romo, Alvarado
• Primary Primer
• Early Voting & Election Day
• Hightower Report: Mormon or Narcissist?
• The French Legation Museum Explores The Origins Of East Austin With A New Walking Tour
• Annual defense bill headed for the House floor
• Funding for Projects at Pantex, Bell Helicopter in Defense Bill
• Rep. Ruben Hinojosa Floor Remarks on H.R. 2072
• House passes Sam Johnson measure to save $7.6 billion in taxpayer dollars
• Austinites React to Obama’s Endorsement
• Baylor blanks Texas State
• TRUTH TEST: Brigid Shea's latest campaign ad
• Injured woman found on highway, dies at hospital
• Vista Ridge choir sings backup for chart-topping band
• AISD teacher arrested on child porn charges
• TxDOT to scale back improvements on Loop 360
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Wildfire task force aims to fight fire with fire
• State transportation department pulls plug on some improvement plans for Loop 360
• President's support for same-sex marriage sparks praise and criticism
• CapMetro to Retrain Driver in Crash
• Elementary school teacher arrested for child pornography
• Same-sex advocates celebrate Obama's support
• UT Baseball loses another Pitcher
• UT Baseball loses another Pitcher
• LBJ Lady Jags ready to represent Austin at state track meet
• LBJ Lady Jags ready to represent Austin at state track meet
• City Auditor breaks down Austin Energy's proposed rate hike
• Wild Game Cameras Used to Patrol Border
• Woman Found On HWY 71 Dies
• Dewhurst campaign calls Obama same-sex marriage comment 'desperate'
• ACC English Professors Share Stories from Life on the Road
• Party Bus Shooter Sentenced to Prison
• House fire kills man, injures firefighter
• Hostess Brand preps for shutdown of Austin operations
• Walgreen’s hires GSD&M
• Austin to get $14.7M in sales tax revenue
• Study: Mobile marketing bumps business
• VMI Holdings I gets $1.4M in funding
• Beck named CEO at Hire International
• Pain Therapeutics cuts Q1 loss
• Farnsworth named UT law school dean
• TxDOT won’t fix much of Loop 360
• Rep. John Culberson: “There is no liberty without law enforcement”
• AISD Teacher Arrested for Lewd Images
• Life in Action: Stroke patients to talk again
• Seedling Truck sprouts at The Belmont
• Child Wellness: Teenage experimentation
• Students talk to space station astronauts live
• Check out my op-ed in The Hill about how we can make energy independence and low...
• Active Now: Gym aims to combat childhood obesity
• Active Now: Gym aims to combat childhood obesity
• GRANGER OPENING STATEMENT: FY 2013 STATE AND FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS MARK UP
• New Law School Dean appointed
• Business Now: CEOs say Texas is tops for business
• DPS Most Wanted fugitive has been arrested 46 times
• Southwest halts two planes after bomb threats
• Man convicted in San Antonio road rage death
• Mobile Loaves and Fishes celebrates milestone
• Chihuly's colorful artwork on display
• Travis County officials searching for credit card thieves
• One dead, firefighter injured in North Austin house fire
• LDR Holding gets $9.7M of a planned $15M
• Join us next Saturday as Council Member Ed Gonzalez and I host our 3rd Annual E-...
• Style Guide: Unique items for mom up for grabs
• Your Driver's Ed: Covering chrome
• Arts Minute: Performances to top off Mother's Day weekend
• Texas No. 2 most business-friendly state
• Hamilton hits 4 homers for Rangers vs Orioles
• Hamilton hits 4 homers for Rangers vs Orioles
• UT Regents dig deep in endowment
• Airport Blvd. redevelopment moves forward
• Small business still wary but more optimistic
• One dead, firefighter injured in house fire
• More downtown condos sold in March
• White House enlists Campus2Careers’ help
• One Dead After N Austin House Fire
• Cornyn Pushes to Qualify Fort Hood Victims for Purple Heart
• Residents and Staff of Querencia Incorporate Healthy Habits Into Everyday Life
• CUELLAR HELPS PASS EX-IM BANK REAUTHORIZATION SUPPORTING U.S. JOBS THROUGH EXPORTS
• Should Schools Ban Bake Sales?
• Ceremony Held For Fallen Officers
• US agency favors first drug for HIV prevention
• Driver charged, UT prof recovering from fatal crash
• Three red light cameras going live in Round Rock Wednesday
• Truck rolls down embankment near Mansfield Drive
• Cap Metro releases bus video from accident with UT student
• New zoning offers revitalization for Central Austin
• Fed court puts Texas voter ID back on the clock
• Safety measures reviewed at site of hike and bike trail accident
• Family of hike and bike trail accident victim wonders why tragedy happened
• Austin police officers honor fallen comrades over past 137 years
• Riverside Rd Closure Causes Controversy
• Spring rains bloom new outlook for gardeners
• Anderson baseball preps next round of playoffs
• Anderson baseball preps next round of playoffs
• Texas State's Hall honored
• Safety issues surface after hike-and-bike death
• ACC Board Sets Fall 2012 Tuition
• Perry Pushes For Tougher Border Security
• UT's women's tennis team prepares for NCAA run
• Buda man charged with sexual assault on second woman
• Mayoral candidates participate in down-to-wire forum
• CapMetro Releases Video of Accident
• Rep. Culberson signs letter to fast track pipeline: “Build Keystone Now”
• Bell County women feeling brunt of state health cuts
• Campaigns put focus on mail-in ballots
• AG office fires back at feds over Voter ID
• New ACC Jazz Group Open to All Musicians; Enroll Now for Summer Class
• RTF Department Hosts Student Showcase May 11
• CapMetro: Driver did not run red light in 'foam sword' collision
• UT Pitcher Parker French out for season
• UT Pitcher Parker French out for season
• ACC Student Newspaper Earns State and National Honors
• DNA Links Buda Man to 2011 Attack
• Learn About ACC Academy at May 11 Info Session
• Bank of America launches travel rewards credit cards
• Closing Riverside Dr. may be ‘fatal’ to Long Center
• Growing Up Texas: National Mom's Night Out
• Half Price Books relocates Round Rock store
• Pet Pointers: ASPCA pet adoption survey
• Best Places to Work finalists to be revealed
• Hill Country Gets Much-Needed Rain
• Slideshow: Airlines with most passenger complaints
• Dewhurst leads by wide margin in new poll
• Longhorn football players arrested in Downtown Austin
• Green Mountain Energy’s president to step down
• The SAFER Act of 2012
• Cornyn Statement on Interior Secretary’s Visit to West Texas
• Superconductor’s Q1 revenue drops
• CopperEgg snags $2.1M, hires new CEO
• UT names investment competition winners
• Leffingwell campaign fires back at Shea claims
• Making It New: The Bible and Modernist Book Arts
• AISD receives $1 million for arts programs
• Ziften Technologies raises $5.5M
• This National Teacher Day, I'd like to thank the hard-working teachers in TX-05...
• CIA derails plot to plant al-Qaida underwear bomb
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Amber Alert canceled for missing boy; female suspect remains at large
• Stay safe during mosquito season
• Quest to be thin nearly kills North Texas man
• New Google cars will need no driver
• Overnight storms cause power outages
• Austin police investigate possible drowning
• American Airlines plans more global flying, U.S. code-sharing
• Who would you rather trade with, Canada or volatile regimes half-way around the...
• Forbes ranks Austin No. 1 best big city for jobs
• Man Dies After Being Hit by Car
• Man dies after hit by car on hike and bike trail
• Rep. Culberson tours OTC in Houston
• Win free pampering for mom this Mother's Day
• Institutional investors should keep closer watch on VC funds
• AISD gets $1M donation for arts program
• Austin Energy working to restore power
• Gen Y grads have the startup spirit
• Solar landfill farms back in the spotlight
• Ziften Technologies raises $5.5M
• Wind and Rain Batter Central Texas
• Tower shines orange tonight
• PeopleFund News - May 7, 2012
• Lottery Ruins Lives of Austin Couple
• Sign Science: Behind-the-scenes look at the "flowers" of election season
• Marlee Matlin shares struggle as victim of domestic violence
• APD investigating suspicious death on William Cannon Dr.
• $1 million anonymously donated to AISD's arts programs
• 2 pedestrians struck on Cesar Chavez
• Cap Metro bus driver who hit UT student did not run red light
• Mayoral candidate Shea raises concerns over Leffingwell's campaign contributions
• Aging airliners end up in fabled southwestern town
• West Austin Wildfire Danger Assessed by public safety commissioners
• Two people hurt after a car crashes onto Austin hike and bike trail
• Shea accuses Leffingwell of 'bundling' thousands from F1 stakeholders
• Hays County citizen alert system goes online
• Public Safety Commission braces for dangerous wildfire season
• Heavy Rains Soak Burnet County
• Police monitor panel weighs 'Preservation of Life Standard'
• Texas State receives generous donation
• Pot Operation Busted in Pflugerville
• UT Pitcher French undergoes MRI
• 2 people hit by car on hike and bike trail
• A&M Athletic Director Byrne expected to resign Tuesday
• Llano County Experiences 911 Outage
• Race For Austin Mayor Heats Up
• UT Football players arrested Monday
• Education advocates unite to take legislative office
• ACC Salutes Graduates Friday, May 11
• Residents Still Rattled Over Vibrations
• Drivers Turned Away At TX License Office
• 'Playhouse Project' provides workforce training
• APD investigating suspicious death in Southeast Austin
• Do you speak Texan?
• The pregnancy twofer
• Killeen apartments hit the market for $13M
• Oak Hill Fire Remembrance Day brings out neighbors
• Austin companies make Fortune 500 list
• APD Looking into Suspcious Death
• Consumer financial anxiety level unchanged in May
• 4-year-old drowns in Lake Waco
• Name of Fort Hood drowning victim released
• Costco looks to step up online sales
• San Marcos enforces Stage 2 water restrictions
• Indoor sports complex to break ground in Cedar Park
• UT Tower to be lit for Law School interscholastic team’s national championship, May 8, 2012
• Austin nonprofit round-up: May 7
• US Airways launches Austin to Philly nonstop flight
• Washington Post's Fact Checker gives Obama’s ‘Life of Julia’ video 3 Pinocchios...
• How brainy are Austin’s young adults?
• McCallum choir, Pamela Hart collaborate for Jazz concert
• McCallum orchestra, Pamela Hart collaborate for Jazz concert
• Today marks the beginning of Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you to all of our...
• Astrotech nets $1M in Q3
• Texas named top state for CRE development
• Thank you kindly
• You can now add AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka to the long list of Americans w...
• Child Development Staff Earn Recognition
• Sharpen Your Computer Skills at Software Day June 8
• The science of prenatal vitamins
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• Appeals court grants stay, Planned Parenthood in peril
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• Lone Star Scene: East Texas characters shape Bernie's success
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• City Council Forums: Mayor
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• Flix Files: Pirates, Poe and many others hit theaters
• Flix Files: Pirates, Poe and many others hit theaters
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• Future looking up for startups
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• GOP Senate candidates weigh in on AZ immigration law
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• Custody battle over missing Austin woman's daughter
• Perry backs Romney
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• Mom Uses Facebook to Discipline Teen
• Austin faith leaders join fight against payday lenders
• Residents Wage Tech War Against Thieves
• UT softball ready for final meeting with Texas A&M
• UT softball ready for final meeting with Texas A&M
• Concordia baseball preps for conference playoffs
• Concordia baseball preps for conference playoffs
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• New traffic light caters to Austin cyclists
• Drought Conditions Reduced in Central TX
• Two new candidates vie for Waco mayor seat
• Two new candidates vye for Waco mayor seat
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• Toros lose first game of D-League Finals
• Toros lose first game of D-League Finals
• Lunarpages seeks space in Austin
• Teacher Indicted for Sexual Assault
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• Austin makes gains in leisure and hospitality jobs
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• Minneapolis marketing agency expands in Austin
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• Wildflower Center gets $1M gift for new project
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• Yassine clubs seized by state
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• Cornyn Speaks on Bipartisan Amendment to Eliminate Rape Kit Backlog
• Austin real estate round-up: April 25
• Dogs play dress up in Houston
• Forum Wednesday for city election candidates
• Moontower Comedy and Oddity Festival kicks off
• British girl missing since 2007 may still be alive
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• Wildflower center receives major gift
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• Discovery of mad cow in California was stroke of luck
• Religious leaders ask council to help with payday lenders
• One injured in North Austin house fire
• Your Driver's Ed: How power brake systems work
• Silicon Labs’ Q1 revenue up 5%
• Austin City Council Forums: Place 6
• Active Now: Austin Marathon Relay
• Active Power nets $1.1M Q1 loss
• HomeAway’s Q1 revenue up 23%
• Texas State's $714M expansion makes for noisy campus
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• Apple Q2 profit rises 94% to $11.6B
• Smaller banks struggling with TARP payments
• New owners expected to take over Yassine clubs
• Carrozza to help revive Trail of Lights
• Amazon, Texas negotiate uncollected sales taxes
• Five People Escape from Burning Home
• Cornyn Introduces Bipartisan Amendment to Fight Nationwide Rape Kit Backlogs
• Missing Woman's Family Headed to Court
• The Lonestar Weekly: April 26, 2012
• Evening Under The Oaks Presents Latin Folk-Rock Artist Gina Chavez!
• UT Baseball beats Central Arkansas
• Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case
• Documentary draws national spotlight to Texas SBOE
• APD warns garage burglaries on the rise
• Several Yassine-run bars, clubs seized by state
• Police kill aggressive dog in East Austin neighborhood
• Experts: Austin and Texas not ready for future droughts
• UT students get hands on opportunity with da Vinci surgical robot
• FedEx truck hit by train in Williamson County
• Mexican drug boss indicted in El Paso
• Schlitterbahn in Cedar Park moves closer to becoming reality
• APD Searching for Burglary Suspect
• Travis Co Requests Firefighting Aircraft
• UT women's golf set for Big 12 Tournament
• UT women's golf set for Big 12 Tournament
• Roy Jones Jr. in Austin to promote Friday Night Fights
• Onyegbule has torn pectoral muscle, will require surgery
• Citizen panel could draw lines for 10-1 city representation
• RunTex owner signs contract with city to revive Trail of Lights
• Adjunct Faculty Association Hosts Disc Golf Tournament for Scholarships
• Water turns to wine at Hill Country vineyards
• Native Mexicans Are Leaving U.S.
• Experts: Time is now for implementing state water plan
• APD releases dash cam of aggressive dog shooting
• Austin City Council Forums: Place 5
• Bradley faces new ethics complaints amid Morton dismissal
• Bars Seized by the State of Texas
• Science Break: Sugar overload
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• Express beat New Orleans 7-1
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• Bat-filled cave now open for public adventure
• Perry-Romney ticket would hurt Romney in Texas
• Outstanding first-year advocates recognized at annual Hutcheson Moot Court Championship
• APD: Woman Stabs Man, Child in Fight
• We like record-setting in America, but the highest corporate tax rate in the wor...
• Affinegy buys part of Sagemcom USA
• APD Shoots, Kills Aggressive Dog
• Texas students begin STAAR testing
• US Attorney requesting Voter ID trial delay
• Legislation to ban coal tar sealants introduced
• Off the Plate: Pedernales Cellars
• Train Hits FedEx Truck on Hwy 79
• Frost Bank expands presence in Austin
• Ron Paul Holding Town Halls in Texas
• More Austinites opt to run without shoes
• Local Wonders: The Blair Woods Sanctuary
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• Austin financial-activity jobs hold steady
• LDR approved to market new product
• Capital Metro hires labor management companies
• New owner to renovate Renaissance Arboretum
• ACC Announces QEP Name Selected in Collegewide Vote
• Rio Grande bicycle boulevard opens
• Houston woman has sextuplets, 3 boys, 3 girls
• Texas students in trouble for wearing wounded warrior tees
• Texas couple awarded $13 million in Web defamation case
• North Texas police seek missing five-year-old
• San Antonio's Cavaliers River Parade
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• APD kills aggressive dog in East Austin after mace doesn't work
• Dangerous rockslide under investigation in North Austin
• Meeting with University of North Texas Chancellor Lee Jackson
• Texas a top state for new IPOs
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• Cornyn Statement Ahead of Judiciary Hearing on Arizona Immigration Law
• AISD school board crunches 2013 budget numbers
• Scholar reads between the lines in new Lillian Hellman biography
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• Texas State grows with $600M in construction projects
• Medical facilities projects take off in Kyle
• Texas notches runner-up award in economic development contest
• Grifols opens San Marcos plasma lab
• Health education effort launched
• Smith: Our National Media Don't Deserve Their 'Mainstream' Title
• REP. JACKSON LEE RECEIVES AWARD FROM MINORITY HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION
• REP. JACKSON LEE WELCOMES JOEL OSTEEN TO WASHINGTON
• REP. JACKSON LEE TO ATTEND HEARING ON PREVENTING MORE FORECLOSURES
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• Afghan official: US to help defend country for decade after drawdown
• Hundreds sworn in as U.S. citizens
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• Political oddsmakers: Handicapping the Republican "veepstakes"
• Billboard goes up for long-time missing Georgetown woman
• Austin police: "Man beaten to death with guitar"
• Website lets Central Texans share health care stories
• Travis Co. property appraisals show small rise on average
• Williamson County woman claims she, friends beaten up because they're gay
• Tons of rock collapse onto hike and bike trail in North Austin
• UT hosts women's sports banquet
• Toros prepare for D-League Finals
• Toros prepare for D-League Finals
• Golfers play 100 holes for charity
• APD: Suspect killed neighbor with guitar
• Sexual assault suspect has long criminal history, according to APD
• Group Advocates New Hospital in Austin
• Some Graduates Struggling to Find Jobs
• Drivers Urged to Go Slow in Work Zones
• Teen Book Festival Gives Away Books
• San Marcos in Stage 1 Water Restrictions
• Hundreds of new US citizens sworn in
• Student Bar Association announces recipients of 2011–2012 Teacher and Administrator of the Year Awards
• Martinez: 'Gentleman's agreement' vital to city representation
• ACC Ofrece el Sexto Festival Día de la Familia
• The past and present meet at Texas
• Local Earth Day fest focuses on staying 'green' year-round
• ACC Teaching Stem Cell Technology to High School Students
• Austin City Council Forums: Place 2
• Making the “Switch”
• Express pitcher Ramirez named PCL player of the week
• Austin, Whole Foods make EPA's green-powered organizations list
• Tech Beat: Tablets as free textbook libraries
• US Airways, American Airlines merger could bring scale, higher fees
• APD Arrests Sex Assault Suspect
• School (Lab) School
• Leppert calls rivals 'empty suits' in new statewide ad
• The Car Coach: 2012 Audi A3 TDI
• Redfin hires agents for Austin office
• Business Now: ACL producer aims for music venue in City Hall
• Smart Living: Money mistakes couples make
• April 2012 – Elgin Campus Update
• Austin names Hart CFO
• Local boxers square off for 'Friday Night Fights'
• Texas creates concert funding program
• Oil and governance
• Athlete of the Week: Twins team up for success
• Athlete of the Week: Twins team up for success
• Support grows for American Airlines merger
• Boy with Down Syndrome becomes Eagle Scout
• Tulip Festival
• National gas prices down 5 cents in past 2 weeks
• Half of new college graduates are jobless or underemployed
• SWAT standoff ends peacefully
• STAAR testing begins Monday in Central Texas
• LDR Holding names McNamara CFO
• Arrest made in Southeast Austin homicide
• Residents of historic 'chicken sanctuary' aim to preserve rural charm
• Cirrus Logic co-founder dies
• Pint-sized entrepreneurs turn lemons into lemonade
• EDoorways secures $5M equity line for exchange switch
• Report: Austin office investment sales to surge
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• Sen. Cornyn's Justice for Victims Amendment
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• On the Agenda: Governor's budget compact evokes surprising GOP response
• On the Agenda: Governor's budget compact evokes surprising GOP response
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• Social Dynamx releases online comment monitor
• Scholar explores the making of the King James Bible
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• Texas State snaps losing skid with 5-3 victory over Central Arkansas
• Austin could form solar committee
• Texas Softball earns 5-1 win over Oklahoma State
• Texas Softball earns 5-1 win over Oklahoma State
• New Austin festival releases guest lineup
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• Study: Texas a top state for entrepreneurs
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• Cornyn Statement on Social Security and Medicare Trustees Report
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• Offense, Luna combine to beat Oklahoma State
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• Express dropped by New Orleans, 8-5
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• Reggae Festival ends Sunday
• Hundreds of neonatal, ICU patients reunite with doctors, nurses
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• Round Rock holds off Omaha to win 2-1
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• Hit and run victim's family seeks new legislation
• Texas SBOE seeks to strengthen math curriculum standards
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• Channels of Hope: KVUE's journey to Africa airs Saturday
• University of Texas student killed in bus accident
• Thousands of crimes solved, thanks to Crime Stoppers
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• UT Softball downs Oklahoma State
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• Cedar Park girls fall in state soccer semis
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• Capitani named UT Women's Swimming head coach
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• Lighting Strikes Home On Slaughter Lane
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• Nick Foles ready for NFL Draft
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• Tech Beat: Design lab has students entering world of game craft
• ‘Texas Music Scene’ spreads across the state
• APD: Man Stole Truck For Human Smuggling
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• Pirelli tires to help promote F1 Austin
• Student Government Association Voting Extended to April 24
• Texas drivers could save $7.75B from new fuel-efficiency standards
• Austin jobless rate falls
• “What you are about to see is unrehearsed and uncensored”
• Hit and Run Driver Kills Man
• Reggae fest helps feed the hungry
• Locals pay 9% of income to taxes
• Entrepreneurs: Know your critical numbers
• RestaurantConnect offers myriad of Web tools for dining biz
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• Backstage Pass: Reckless Kelly's Celebrity Softball Jam
• Texas State to launch tech startup incubator
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• APD forum tackles shooting of ‘Cisco’
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• Business Now: City partners with bars for noise pilot program
• Check out my op-ed in the Houston Chronicle about the importance of continuing,...
• Magazine Features ACC’s Photographic Technology Program
• US Airways makes deals with 3 AMR unions
• How to stay safe while running
• TxDOT launches motorcycle campaign in effort to save lives
• Road closures in downtown Austin Friday
• Cafe Blue
• 19th Annual Reggae Festival returns to Auditorium Shores
• Willie Nelson statue to be unveiled Friday
• Pakistani passenger jet with 127 on board crashes
• Man dead after accident involving Capital Metro bus
• ACC Hosts Sixth Annual Día de la Familia April 28
• Your Health: Laser zaps epilepsy
• Police investigate fatal Capital Metro bus accident
• Two Democrats vie for Bastrop County judge's seat
• Austin VC investment jumps 47% in Q1
• Nine U.S. banks to be examined for overdraft fees
• House passes 20% tax cut for small businesses
• Freescale CEO Beyer to step down
• Austin sees development application backlog
• Kyle CommuniCare gets $253K grant
• Officials to build bridge over 183A
• Man Dies After Being Hit by Bus
• Westlake soccer falls in state semifinals
• Westlake soccer falls in state semifinals
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, April 19th, 2012
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, April 19th, 2012
• Austin unveils junk mail opt-out program
• Channels of Hope: Preview KVUE's journey to Africa
• UT students accuse university of overlooking possible sweatshop connections
• Motorcycles deliver traveling Vietnam memorial
• Home, condo sales rise in Austin
• Police charge woman after husband found critically burned
• Tip to Crime Stoppers lands attacker behind bars
• Track officials meet with Elroy residents for second time in two weeks
• Boss says truck driver with ammo took wrong turn to Mexico
• Family disputes ends in a triple shooting in Taylor
• Prom Spending Jumps 33 Percent
• Humane Society Aids Rescued Animals
• Slain dog subject of past complaints
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in Taylor shooting
• Capital Tonight: Planned Parenthood will wait for injunction decision
• Downtown Development Underway in Austin
• New program allows Austinites to 'opt-out' of junk mail
• Options For Dealing With Bullying
• Man Shoots 2 People, Himself in Taylor
• Judge makes case for new civil courthouse
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• Dog Shot Had History With Animal Control
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• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces TEF Investment in Dow Chemical to Create 150 New Jobs in Brazoria County
• Keystone Pipeline, Highway Bill; Tax Cuts Passed in House
• Camping, live tunes in store at Old Settler's Music Fest
• Willie Nelson statue to be unveiled
• Bugs, Mold, and Conservation
• New tenants call Oasis Texas home
• Infochimps snags $305K of a planned $1.3M
• Solis named ACC interim provost
• Bank of America beats expectations despite Q1 slump
• Ravel bought by W2O Group
• New Program Allows Junk Mail Opt Out
• Study: Health care consumers engaging more on social media
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• Healthy Living: Tooth sensitivity
• Doors open at Lakeway Regional
• ABOR: Home sales jump 15% in March
• Smart Living: Scamming with apps?
• InView raises first round of VC
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• Flashback: 10 yrs ago today, Senate Democrats said ANWR wouldn't yield oil for 1...
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,810
• 3 Secret Service employees out amid scandal
• UT students arrested in sweatshop protest
• Scientists: Fish are sick where BP's oil spill hit
• San Marcos goes back to Stage 1 water restrictions
• Fiesta Carnival kicks off in San Antonio
• 'Most Wanted' sex offender caught in Austin
• Council members to review energy rate plans
• Flix Files: New releases aim for Earth Day and date night
• Schlotzsky’s signs huge expansion deal
• Apple spoiling for trial on e-books
• Texas No. 10 in U.S. for clean energy job creation
• AIC acquires Connecticut manufacturing plant
• Gunmen Kill 3 at Texas Cockfight
• Mel Gibson hosts 'Gringo' premiere
• Mel Gibson hosts 'Gringo' premiere
• New Jersey F1 race still on track
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• TopGolf complex coming to Austin this year
• Official: McCombs won't sell F1 ownership interest
• Economist: Lack of affordable housing could affect relocating firms
• 30-story office tower planned for downtown Austin
• Planned Parenthood Sues
• FTA 'New Start' Funds MetroRapid Buses
• Cap Metro Contracting: Watson and Wyatt at Odds
• Investigation Continues in Officer-Involved Shooting
• Cisco, R.I.P.
• APD Officer Remembered Warmly at Funeral
• Then There's This: Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You: More questions than answers in GWTP redevelopment proposal
• Point Austin: Money and Minds: Campaign finance reform is not a zero-sum equation
• Can the Earth Be Saved?
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• McMillan 'Traumatized' by Houston Cops
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• Customer Information Exposed in Dumpster
• Express lose to Omaha 4-0
• 3 Secret Service employees out amid scandal
• Austin HS teacher arrested, marijuana found in home
• Texas submits plan to run Women's Health Program without fed funds
• MADD: One third of 8th graders have drunk alcohol
• APD reviews animal use of force policy due to shooting
• Economist warns Austin council members of lack of affordable housing
• City considers 2 new high rises in Rainey St. neighborhood
• Grocer Trader Joe's coming to Austin
• Austin police officer's duties for his own safety after he kills pet dog
• Dozen displaced in three-alarm fire
• 19 Occupy UT Protestors Arrested
• UT Softball loses at Baylor
• UT Softball loses at Baylor
• Mother Fights to Save Child From Bullies
• Fire crews knock down heavy blaze at South Austin condos
• UT pitching staff getting better
• UT pitching staff getting better
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces SBA Assistance for North Texas Counties Affected by Severe Weather
• 3-Alarm Fire Damages Pharo Condos
• Sex Offender On The Loose Captured
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• Cedar Park girls ready for state soccer
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• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Presents Texas Budget Compact to Texas Business Leaders
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• Proposed can ban a welcome thought for local tuber
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• F1 Race Expo Coming in June
• Luggage Drive for Foster Care Alumni Under Way
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• Gov. Perry gains political steam with budget compact
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• New video from the House Financial Services Committee: The Office of Financial R...
• APD reviews policy in wake of dog shooting
• Corner Bakery breaks into the Austin market
• ACC Announces Appointment of Interim Provost
• Texas ranks low for surgeon pay
• APD: Meals On Wheels Vehicle Stolen
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• Austin real estate round-up: April 18
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• Texas Association of Realtors opens Texas Realtors University
• Your Driver's Ed: Fixing your rear-view mirror
• Yacktman Asset Management acquired
• Foreclosures fall to 56-month low in March
• Trader Joe's headed to new 'Seaholm' district
• ERT to host e-recycling events
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• Young dancer excels with prosthetic leg
• Ill. Mega Millions winner to claim jackpot share
• Federal disaster aid offered North Texas residents
• Dallas men say IHOP fired them because they are Muslim
• IRS reports more identity thieves filing fake tax returns
• Obama wants to target oil market manipulation
• Woman charged for shooting mother to "adopt" baby
• Commissioners approve tax breaks for Apple expansion
• Austin police investigate man critically burned
• Austin's economic forecast to be presented to city leaders
• Red Cross pitching in after Hyde Park apartment fire
• Man in critical condition after fire
• Texas M&A deals drop in number, value
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA STATES AT CONGRESSIONAL HEARING: "Modern, Accountable Federal Workforce Investment and Training Program is Key to Economic Growth"
• U.S. Representative Hinojosa Collaborates with Financial Literacy Groups for 10th Annual "Financial Literacy Day Fair" on Capitol Hill
• Commissioners approve key incentives in Apple deal
• Commissioners close road near F1 track
• BofA weighs sale of overseas wealth business
• Travis County approves Apple incentives
• Austin gets a Trader Joe's next year
• Firm: Austin to help drive global growth through 2025
• Parks, open spaces master plan approved by Hays County
• Report: Texas needs to produce more higher ed graduates
• Austin Man Suffers Critical Burns
• Cornyn on Faux Budget Markup: ‘We Need Leadership, Not More Gimmicks’
• PeopleTalk Speaker Series Featuring Deborah Hamilton-Lynne
• Austin Earth Day Festival 2012
• House Ways and Means Committee passes Johnson’s measure to better protect the American taxpayer
• Sheriff, Challenger Face Off In Debate
• Pflugerville, Water Co. Deal Finalized
• Kidnapped Houston Baby Found
• UT Softball back on track
• Amber Alert Issued For Kidnapped Baby
• Westlake chasing school's first soccer championship
• FW to Consider Hiring Only Non-Smokers
• City Looks To Change Valet Parking Fees
• Bee Colony Removed From Downtown Austin
• Ride 2 Recovery Rolled Through Austin
• Perry's budget remarks cause concern among educators
• Dewhurst, Cruz out with new ads
• Study: 40 percent of Austin households are low income
• Tax Freedom Day 2012
• New vote centers likely for November election
• 'Ride 2 Recovery' rolls through Central Texas
• Bellaire Examiner: Bellaire High students discuss issues with Rep. Culberson
• Two UT football players transferring
• And that’s the way it is
• Illumitex close to planned $10M financing
• Escaped Sex Offender Captured in Austin
• Humana seeks applicants for grant
• Price to park at ABIA could rise
• Straus not signing Gov. Perry's budget pledge
• Majority of voters believe high gas prices are a serious threat to economic reco...
• Click to see how much time job creators have to spend complying with burdensome...
• Herb garden planting in full bloom
• Lakeway Medical Center opens to community
• Acevedo hospitalized for chest pains
• Today is when Americans finally get to work for themselves. From Jan 1 - April 1...
• Obama seeks to confront oil market manipulation
• Pinterest-inspired parties come to North Texas
• Police handcuff Ga. kindergartner for tantrum
• How to comfort a baby during shots
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
• Tax Day 2012: Are you rushing to file?
• Lost springs found in Round Rock, along with rare salamander
• Texas drops federal funding for women's program
• Chief Acevedo goes to hospital with chest pains
• Commissioners hold hearing on F1 road improvements
• Early printed book contains rare evidence of medieval spectacles
• Report: Austin in the middle for ID theft
• Local Wonders: The Veloway
• Builder confidence slips nationally
• VIDEO: Bloomberg News Interview of the Buffett Tax
• Money Matters: Tax paperwork deadlines can be extended
• Pet Pointers: Ticks
• Sales of businesses on the upswing, though prices dip
• Science Break: Trick in a bottle
• Fans show up in full force to celebrate Lady Bears
• Study: More walk, bike, use public transportation
• Oil drilling court ruling could cost state $4.4B in tax revenue
• San Marcos to hold open meeting on zoning, land development
• Round Rock looks to use Type B funds to revitalize downtown
• St. Louis tech firm opens Austin office
• Lady Bird Lake boardwalk project under funded
• People Fund Quarterly Newsletter - April 2012
• Express drop series finale to Cubs
• Toros advance to next round of playoffs
• Are you wildfire ready?
• Lawmaker wants documents on waste site made public
• Ride 2 Recovery helps wounded warriors move on
• Public Ed advocates question Perry's Texas Budget Compact
• Nichole Turner sentenced to 35 years in 5-year-old's death
• One-year anniversary of Oak Hill fire
• Dog owner: "Police wrongfully shot my dog"
• Video of children acting out scenes of Mexico drug war goes viral
• Mayoral candidate square off in Northeast Austin debate
• Public outrage building up over Austin police officer who fatally shot dog
• Texas Stars relieve coaching staff
• APD under fire after dog shooting
• Study Shows Gender-Based Wage Gap In Tx
• Citizens Urged to Prepare For Wildfires
• Perry to lawmakers: No new taxes or increases
• Perry Unveils “Texas Budget Compact”
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces Texas Budget Compact
• Austin’s Boardwalk Project Over Budget
• Date Set for TX School Finance Lawsuits
• Finding new ways to store Texas water
• Turner sentenced to 35 years for 5-year-old's death
• Suspect Charged In McDonald’s Shooting
• Media Advisory: Carter to Push End to Income Tax and IRS in Tax Day Press Conference
• Texas soccer announces 2012 schedule
• Unlike the JOBS Act, which encourages more opportunities for start-ups and entre...
• Man Says APD Officer Shot His Dog
• Woman Charged in Road Rage Incident
• Downtown business core receives single-stream recycling
• Mark your calendar: Nominations, events
• Turner Gets 35 Years for Killing Boy
• Group: Gender pay gap worse nationally than Texas
• Senior services nonprofit opens Austin office
• Is this President Obama's idea of an economy built to last?
• Austin medical center purchased for $9.1M
• Congressman Rubén Hinojosa Announces Grant of Nearly $600 Thousand for UTPA STEM Majors
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS AWARDED FEDERAL GRANT TOTALING $11.5 MILLION
• Christine Brooke-Rose, experimental fiction writer
• CrossFit training center opens in North Austin
• Report: Clean energy investment hits record
• Spotlight on undergraduate research
• Hobby Lobby increases employee pay
• Foundation Communities offers free tax help
• Environmental nonprofits collaborate for Earth Day
• How “Don’t Mess With Texas” was born
• Texas Town Makes Big Conservation Push
• Watch a live webcast of an ocean expedition
• Gov. Rick Perry to present 'Texas Budget Compact'
• Austin nonprofits receive Susan G. Komen grants
• The Car Coach: Distracted driving
• Business Now: More development slated for Downtown Austin
• Texas Law Review’s annual banquet featured keynote address by retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens; presentation of Leon Green Award to Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson of the Supreme Court of Texas
• Tuning in to politics
• Tech Beat: Students grease mental gears at auto tech competition
• Blind triathlete faces challenges head-on
• Don't wait for Social Security check in the mail
• Lawmakers to hear about debt, crime fund
• Long political fights ahead over dueling tax plans
• Republic of Texas Triathlon Festival
• Oklahoma official confirms 6th tornado death
• Candidates gear up for city election debate
• Latitudes
• ACC Elgin Center Hosts Registration Round Up April 25 & 26
• Smart Living: Unusual college scholarships
• Athlete of the Week: Joseph leads the charge
• New Braunfels bank, First Victoria National Bank merge
• New law makes it easier for startups to raise capital
• VIDEO: The Buffett Tax: Anything But ‘a Fair Shot’
• Your Health: Vaccine fights breast cancer recurrence
• Fighting Leukemia with drinks, food
• Volunteers help re-open fire ravaged state park
• Restaurant traffic climbs despite higher prices
• Whole Foods to build store in distressed Detroit area
• North Austin Best Buy to close
• Serene Hills breaks ground in Lakeway
• Kyle approves permit for its first Wal-Mart
• Program uses tax money for small business lending
• National Media is not Mainstream
• Kid's lemonade stand raises $10K for sick dad
• Former President of Mexico Fox calls on US to legalize drugs
• Car crash leaves 1 dead
• Dole recalls bagged salads for salmonella risk
• Local musician inducted to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Tax deadline extended
• All Chocolate Affair benefits nonprofit dedicated to health, wellness
• Urban farm tour gives insight into small farm struggles
• 3 mayoral candidates debate on Austin's top issues
• Bastrop State Park Re-Opened
• Killeen native earns Silver Star for bravery
• Austin Toros beat BayHawks, keep series alive
• Gamers Tournament
• Round Rock Express nip Iowa 11-10 in 13 innings
• Marine Boot Camp Preview
• Austin Power Outage
• Texas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Forever Families: Loving siblings hoping for a home together
• Art City Austin shines through the rain
• Authorities: 5 confirmed dead in NW Okla. tornado
• Austin Art Yard Tour puts city's weird on display
• Speak Up Austin: Imagine Austin to go before Council
• Cooking at Home: Cornbread with pineapple and jalapeño
• Ruby Ranch homeowners vote to ban deer trapping
• Gun sales up, some manufacturers not taking orders
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Jarrell welcomes soldiers home from Afghanistan
• Austin woman turns 100-years-young!
• Deep Eddy closes to finish construction
• Best Buy closes a North Austin store
• 90 percent of Bastrop State Park reopens
• Police chief speaks at festival to empower male leadership, fatherhood
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest; Texas at risk
• Gun sales increase across the state, nation
• Volunteers shave heads to support young cancer patients
• UT Women's Tennis edges Baylor, 4-3
• Texas Baseball blanks Oklahoma State, 5-0
• Bastrop home show offers options for rebuilding fire victims
• 3-year-old girl in critical condition after near-drowning
• Out in the Garden: Designing a greenhouse
• App Wrap: 'Tops BUNT,' 'Mind of Modern Mathematics'
• Pet of the Week: June Bug, Dominique
• Ron Paul supporters rally at San Antonio town hall
• Dynamite from the Austin Animal Center is the Pet of the Week
• Earth Day Festival heads out to McKinney Roughs Nature Park
• Ron King talks about new treatments for alopecia
• Woman convicted in death of five-year-old boy
• Express fall short to Iowa in home opener
• Express fall short to Iowa in home opener
• UT baseball drops extra innings contest
• UT baseball drops extra innings contest
• Zoo Grizzly Bear Cam
• Man charged with Marble Falls home invasion, sex assault begins sentence
• Luxury car program brings cancer patients to treatment in style
• Family heirloom returned to Auschwitz survivor
• Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• APD crime lab to undergo independent investigation
• Closing arguments begin in Nichole Turner case
• Bastrop State Park reopens cabins, campground
• Republican Senate candidates square off live in Belo Debate
• Austinites Tie Bow Ties For A Cause
• Bracken Cave Opens Bat Flight to Public
• UT Officially Bans Smoking on Campus
• Broken Spoke owner not worried, despite impending development
• Cruz keeps focus on Dewhurst in first statewide televised debate
• City Council increases pedicab regulations
• Custom car and hot rod show rolls into town
• Business Now: Broken Spoke to get new neighbors
• ACC Students Invited to Apply for Intel Summer Engineering Program
• Texas Supreme Court considers DIY divorce
• Did The Moon Help Sink The Titanic?
• Ron Paul collects delegates, breaks up Fed in video game
• Current Texas climate prime for campers
• Wild Bobcat Captured At San Marcos Bank
• Professor William Forbath contributes “Workers’ Rights and the Distributive Constitution” to Dissent
• QEP Name Finalists Selected; Vote Begins Monday
• Visit to the new News 92 FM in Houston
• PetersGroup to handle F1 Austin events
• Video from my April 11 visit to Great Day Houston with Deborah Duncan
• Valet costs to go up downtown
• Wells Fargo's Q1 profit up with revenue increase
• Second annual ice cream social to celebrate public service, April 23, 2012
• Austin is best U.S. city for small businesses
• Texas OKs experimental stem cell…
• Report: Texas still tops in wind energy production
• Tech Careers Highlighted at Round Rock Campus
• WhiteGlove reveals investors in recent funding
• Backstage Pass: Kat Edmonson songwriting debut
• Downtown Austin to recycle more
• Current Solutions acquired by Ohio medical equipment firm
• Senior living center breaks ground in Austin
• KoKo opens another Austin fitness studio
• Officer Jaime Padron laid to rest
• Off the Plate: Tacodeli's Picacita Taco
• Fashionably Yours: Springtime makeup
• Tech Beat: Lecture capture technology keeps students in the loop
• Photo Friday
• Hays Co. cop couple in trouble with the law
• Shooter in men's club homicide was AISD employee
• Texas doctor pleads guilty in drug case, son died
• Police identify driver killed in accident on 2222
• All Star Burger
• Austin Animal Center full; volunteers, adopters needed
• Deep Eddy Pool temporarily closed
• Woman hit by car last month dies from injuries
• Officer Jaime Padron to be laid to rest in San Angelo
• Your Health: Zapping away chronic pain
• Survey: Texas business owners optimistic about prospects
• MiniDonations takes off after shaky start
• Cinema Spotlight: 'Bully' villans aren't make believe
• EZCorp completes $3.6M stock issuance
• OPINION: Time to Pay our Fair Share
• Bastrop Celebrates Recovery Milestone
• Airlines post record on-time stats
• Apple denies Justice Department claims
• Lakeway to discuss Austin Energy rate hikes
• Study: Austin needs new UMCB
• Tower shines orange Saturday night
• Food trailer Tako Taco hits Buda
• Cedar Park to draft new city plan
• Council approves pedicab rules
• The Lonestar Weekly: April 6, 2012
• Sen. Cornyn Reintroduces Levee Reimbursement Legislation For Lower Rio Grande Valley
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, April 12th, 2012
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, April 12th, 2012
• AT YOUR SERVICE
• Sam Johnson presents Congressional Award to Drew Barry of McKinney
• REP. JACKSON LEE DISCUSSES BUSSAFE EVENT IN HOUSTON
• REP. JACKSON LEE COMMENTS ON THE TULSA SHOOTINGS
• CONGRESSWOMAN JACKSON LEE ADDRESSES NORTH KOREA MISSILE LAUNCH FAILURE
• CUELLAR JOINS PRESIDENT OBAMA IN COLOMBIA TO DISCUSS ECONOMIC AND SECURITY ISSUES
• Local musican to be inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Buffet Rule: Sound solution or "class warfare?"
• New trauma hospital to replace UMC Brackenridge?
• Authorities search for missing man
• 911 calls, details released from fatal officer-involved shooting
• Cruz campaign accused of trying to rig debate question
• APD released 911 calls following officer-involved shooting
• Family of 18-year old hit-and-run victim seek justice
• Titanic Victim’s Last Letter
• Ron Paul supporters flock to San Antonio town hall
• Officials Search for Missing Man
• Study: UMC Brackenridge is outdated, should be replaced
• 911 calls bring insight to Bradley shooting
• Activist Issues Apology For Ego Comment
• Circuit of the Americas construction reaches milestone
• Ann Romeny Responds to Comment
• Deaf speed skater has Olympic aspirations
• Grant to Help ACC Students Transfer to Southwestern University
• 2012 Congressional Art Contest
• 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• More details emerge in strip club shooting
• Today, I attended the Austin Chamber of Commerce's tribute luncheon. Grateful fo...
• Media Advisory: Carter to Brief on Federal Issues Tomorrow at Round Rock Chamber
• ACC Holds Riverbat Mascot Tryouts Saturday, April 21
• 911 Calls Released from Bradley Shooting
• Slideshow: Sneak peek at F1 track, investors
• ACC Partners with St. David’s HealthCare to Enhance Hospital Employee Skills
• Giving Peace a Chance
• Inside the Supreme Court: Health Care Law
• Slideshow: 10 dying industries
• Pleasure seeing LIVESTRONG CEO Doug Ulman at the Austin Chamber of Commerce toda...
• Oil-and gas-activity uptick drives higher Texas sales tax revenues
• Upcoming events feature artists, bands, chefs
• EasyPark payment system coming to Austin
• WhiteGlove Health raises $12.9 million from investors
• St. David's, ACC get $458K job-training grant
• Construction to start on Class A buildings in San Marcos
• TangleTrade Management receives $4M financing
• Alligator visits Louisiana motel, bites guest
• Photos: Spring hailstorm pelts Texas Panhandle
• Strong earthquake strikes off the coast of Mexico
• Texas family fights deportation of Pakistani husband
• J.K. Rowling's next book: 'The Casual Vacancy'
• Low predictions on gas prices for summer
• DNA could be reason why you're nice
• Texas students pen pal with suspected molester
• Austin pedicab ordinance could face changes
• App Wrap: 'MLB AtBat 12,' 'At The Ballpark'
• Decades later, current headlines echo controversies addressed in Morris Ernst collection
• Smart Living: Top deals, duds at discount warehouses
• S&P gets $14.5M contract to renovate office building
• Wilde About Texas: Fossilized history preserved in Waco
• EZCorp gets $3.6M funding
• Superconductor receives Nasdaq warning to regain compliance
• Fresa’s Chicken to hatch in Central Austin
• Beige Book: Steady growth in economy, hiring
• Red McCombs to decide over F1 Austin shares
• Obama urges Congress to pass Buffett Rule
• UT-Austin No. 3 for highest-paid professors in Texas
• Group: Texas needs climate change plan
• Flix Files: Box office brings stooges and surprising horror
• Hutto higher ed center breaks ground in May
• Two hospitalized after apartment fire
• Then There's This: Westward Hos?
• Point Austin: Open Questions
• It's Your City Council!: Place 6: Novice vs. Veteran
• It's Your City Council!: Place 5: Battle Royal
• It's Your City Council!: Place 2: Fire and Rain
• It's Your City Council!: Mayor: Defining Leadership, Choosing Direction
• It's Your City Council!
• Hightower Report
• Oops
• Spare That Tree
• Keeping the Golf Division Weird
• Enrollment Stalling, IDEA Gets Magnetic
• ATU vs. Martinez: 'Better a Dog' for Council
• 'I Need Rehab Not Discipline'
• Rooting for Duty
• Officer's Death Hits Home
• CONGRESSWOMAN JACKSON LEE ADDRESSES DEVELOPMENTS IN NORTH KOREA
• Star Telegram: Perry, Granger, Barton vow to continue fight for C-130s
• Associated Press: Perry Criticizes Plan To Move Cargo Planes From Texas
• Saturday’s Emergency Preparedness Summit Helps North Texans Plan
• REP. SHEILA JACKSON LEE BLASTS EFFORTS BY TEXAS TO RESTRICT VOTER ACCESS
• Former AISD Employee Charged with Murder
• City Pays Respect To Fallen Officer
• Arrest made in Austin men's club shooting
• Austin honors fallen Sr. Police Officer Jaime Padron with procession
• Police across Texas honor fallen APD officer
• University of Texas becomes tobacco-free campus
• Officers reflect on Padron's memorial
• Apartment fire sends two to the hospital
• Fallen APD officer honored with memorial service
• Many flock to Austin roadsides to say goodbye to fallen police officer
• East Austin apartment fire sends 2 to hospital
• Anti-trust suit charges Apple, publishers with e-book price-fixing
• UT Softball upset in Lubbock
• UT Softball upset in Lubbock
• UT men's Tennis beats St. Edwards
• UT men's Tennis beats St. Edwards
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: Veterans are a Valuable Resource for our Communities and Labor Force
• APD arrests suspect in strip club murder
• Waco courthouse up for retro renovation
• Tech company expansion to bring hundreds of jobs
• Baylor basketball placed on probation
• Baylor basketball placed on probation
• Community fills streets for Padron motorcade
• University of Texas implements campus smoking ban
• Acevedo: It's time to celebrate the life of Jaime Padron
• Group claims Texas unprepared for climate change
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: Keep Critical Disaster Recovery Air Assets in Texas
• Firm to Bring High-tech Jobs to Belton
• Congressional candidates seek San Marcos votes
• Congressional candidates seek San Marcos votes
• 2012 Graduate Retools Skill Set for New Career
• Achieving the Dream
• Thousands pay tribute to Sr. Officer Padron
• High School Students Explore In-Demand Technical Careers at ACC
• Texas basketball adds 2 recruits
• Texas basketball adds 2 recruits
• Krispy Kreme president and COO resigns after five months
• Industrial vacancy rate to see improvement
• Austin clinic raises $323K for health services
• Georgetown baseball beats Westwood
• Students To Produce Documentary Film
• Funeral service honors life of fallen Officer Padron
• Texas No. 17 for student loan debt
• Bank of America sues itself — no joke
• Texas joins price-fixing suit against Apple, publishers
• Business Now: Former Longhorn stirs up ventures in Aggieland
• Austin real estate round-up: April 11
• Rep. John Culberson receives US Chamber’s Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Rep. John Culberson receives US Chamber’s Spirit of Enterprise Award for the 112th Congress
• Rep. John Culberson receives the 2012 Distinguished Community Health Advocate Award
• Rep. John Culberson receives the 2012 Distinguished Community Health Advocate Award
• Planned Parenthood sues Texas over Women's Health Program cuts
• Report: Auto industry accounts for $7.6B in tax revenue in Texas
• Local nonprofit, Austin Involved join forces
• Human Rights Happy Hour: Professor Benjamin Gregg to discuss “The Social Construction of Human Rights in Africa,” April 16, 2012
• ACC Partnering to Produce News for Deaf Community
• Small business owners give 'no confidence' vote
• Your Driver's Ed: Different types of motor oil
• Photos: Titanic Centenary Ceremony
• 'Simpsons' creator: Real Springfield is in Oregon
• No sign of tsunamis after earthquake
• Santorum suspends campaign, says he'll keep fighting to beat Obama
• Texas teacher fired for out-of-wedlock pregnancy
• Firm to bring high-tech jobs to rural Texas
• Woman killed in San Marcos accident on I-35 identified
• Photos: Memorial service for Officer Jaime Padron
• Memorial service Wednesday for Officer Jaime Padron
• Cornyn Announces Small Business Taxpayer Bill of Rights in Houston
• Planned Parenthood Sues State of Texas
• A Different View: Upcoming Conference to Focus on Conflict and Peace
• CGI Group brings high-tech jobs, IT facility to Belton
• Texas banks added nearly $700M in financing to small business owners
• Active Now: The Money Box Cap 2K Returns for 10th Year
• SpaceCraft targets small business market with Web platform
• 9 Die in Wreck After Border Patrol Stop
• Funeral service to honor life of fallen APD Officer Padron
• Few hybrid owners buy another
• Morgan Stanley analyst lifts Dell estimates
• IBM looks to simplify corporate data center technology
• UT poll: Americans support increasing domestic energy production
• Parking meters coming to West Campus?
• Pflugerville approves deal to freeze water rates
• Shortage of skilled trade workers could hit Texas
• Loved Ones Prepare for Memorial Service
• PeopleFund and Dallas PLAN Fund Announce Merger
• Jaime Padron's best friend speaks about losing fellow officer
• Three more red light cameras to go live in Round Rock
• Capital Metro unveils expanded, faster service program
• Panel narrows field in Waller Creek design competition
• Family of man shot, killed by APD officer rally at police headquarters
• APD prepares to say goodbye to fallen officer
• Ron Paul speaks at A&M
• Elroy residents seek answers on transportation to, from F1 race
• Hundreds gather at visitation for fallen APD officer
• Police Prep for Fallen Officer’s Funeral
• Pflugerville, Monarch Reach Agreement
• Royal Society Rally Against APD
• Karen Aston names assistant coaches
• Counterfeit inspection stickers impact Travis County air quality
• Police Officer Deaths on The Rise
• Judge still weighing delay of Hasan trial
• High Risk Sex Offender On Loose
• Public pays respect to APD Officer Jaime Padron
• State May Help Fund MoPac Express Lanes
• New DPS office opens with rocky start
• MetroRapid Bus To Run in 2014
• Express fall in 16 innings
• Family of Julian Soliz Attends Trial
• MoPac toll project could get $136M from state
• ACC Transfer Students Supported by Southwestern University Grant
• APD searching for fast food, gas station robber
• APD: Woman Beats Guard With Stilettos
• Looking forward to being on Great Day Houston tomorrow morning. To see it live a...
• Santorum thanks Texas supporters in campaign suspension speech
• Bail denied again for 3 downtown drug ring suspects
• Sterling Gibbs transferring
• Four Class of 2012 Law School students earn Equal Justice Works fellowships
• MetroRapid bus project gets $38M grant
• PeopleFund merges with Dallas’ Plan Fund
• Digby operator 30 Second Software collects $750K
• Pleasure meeting students from Legacy Christian Academy in Beaumont today
• John Paul DeJoria invests in F1 Austin
• High-stakes gas prices
• Off the Plate: Tacodeli
• Construction employment rises in Texas, Austin
• IT job growth reaches new high in March
• Southwestern lands $450K grant to support ACC transfers
• Report: Texas population grows older
• Professional Contract Services wins $14M contract
• Taking the Social Madness leap
• APD Looking for Taco Bell Robber
• Science Break: Levitating ping-pong ball
• Growing up Texas: Making schools 'No Place for Hate'
• Cornyn on Buffett Report: ‘Partisan Manifesto’ Justifying Tax Hike
• Pet Pointers: Raising chickens
• BBB asks parents to be cautious in summer camp search
• Paul debuts statewide ad in Texas
• Texas Tortoise not up for grabs
• With families in limbo, adoption agency turns in its license
• Fort Hood shooting suspect seeks trial delay again
• Study: Obama's health care law would raise deficit
• Man sentenced to life in prison in friend's death
• Round Rock hospital completes expansion
• Couple found dead in New Braunfels
• Man robs gas station in Central Austin
• Funeral services begin Tuesday for fallen APD officer
• Hasan seeks another trial delay
• UT calls on business leaders to help improve efficiency
• APD chase policy called into question
• Small Business Lending Fund making more loans
• Recommended Reading: The King James Bible: Its History and Influence
• Remember when President Obama said Obamacare would reduce the deficit? New study...
• HeatGenie snags $90K from 3 investors
• Arbitrators: Contractor not bound by old agreements
• ACC celebrates culture with Carnival ah!
• Large companies emerge from recession stronger
• CapMetro's rapid bus project takes off
• Pflugerville looks to lock in water rates
• Council proposes downtown pedicab staging areas
• Bastrop State Park reopens for visitors
• Panel to cut Waller Creek design teams down to 3
• F1 promoters consider Kyle for parking space
• Support builds for $137M MoPac loan
• Kohl's Cares Program with Dell Children's to Provide Up To 1,500 Families Access to Free Booster Seats in 2012
• Congressman Smith Hosts Job Fair in Austin
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE CALLS FOR CALM SURROUNDING TRAYVON MARTIN CASE
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE ADDRESSES THE ARRESTS OF THE TULSA SHOOTERS
• Burgess Announces Art Finalists for “Texas Choice” & Best of School
• Funeral Set For Fallen Officer
• Rove super PAC gears up for ad offensive targeting Pres. Obama
• St. Gabriel's Catholic School brings iPads to the classroom
• Man shot, killed had history of running from police
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Florida grand jury
• Trial underway for woman charged in death of five-year-old
• Mayoral challenger defends city work record, lobbying
• Pflugerville to vote on proposed agreement with Southwest Water
• Mother says son who killed APD cop was "depressed"
• Circle C gets second pool and a community center
• UT Baseball's Weiss honored by Big 12
• Shooting Victim’s Family Releases Video
• Friends: Xanax, Alcohol Caused Shooting
• Baylor's Jones III entering NBA Draft
• Baylor's Jones III entering NBA Draft
• Winning Md Mega Millions Ticket Claimed
• Trial Begins for Caretaker of Julian Sol
• City Council Proposes Pedicab Ordinance
• Former state employee faces federal charges in Yassine busts
• New Braunfels PD Investigate Shootings
• Police: Victim Assaulted Over Dog
• Meda Advisory: Carter to Provide Federal Update to Round Rock Chamber
• Sundance Film Festival documentary Hot Coffee to be screened at Law School April 12, 2012
• Olympian to represent The Longhorn Bar
• CG Arena brings exercise inside at Austin gym
• Summer Registration Begins April 9 for Current and Former Students
• LendingTree: FHA rates remain low, for now
• Scott & White wraps up Round Rock build out
• 6 new tenants opening in Highland Mall
• UT students keep classical music hip
• UT students keep classical music hip
• Ransom Center members receive discounted membership for Austin Film Society
• Capital Metro contractor transition gets moving
• New invasive ant species spotted in Round Rock
• 2 drivers killed in overnight accidents
• ACC Transfer Students Benefit from Partnership with Southwestern University
• A tree of life grows in Texas
• Restaurants add 560,000 jobs in two years
• Business Now: Bird's Barbershop sprouting new roots
• Vigil Studio to cut 79 jobs
• Meet Andrea Gore, David Crews, Art Markman
• Smart Living: Tax deductions you could be missing
• Must-read WSJ op-ed by L. Gordon Crovitz on Obamacare’s unworkable foundation...
• Meet Game Changers Andrea Gore and David Crews
• Athlete of the Week: Top team's top dog
• Meet a Game Changer: Art Markman
• Tim Tebow speaks to thousands in Georgetown
• Funeral arrangements announced for officer Jaime Padron
• Ways to prevent hearing loss
• It's already been a very record-breaking hot year
• Cruise sails same route, serves same food as Titanic
• Contracts expire for many at AT&T, talks continue
• A million Texas children remain without insurance
• Community remembers fallen police officer Jaime Padron
• One person dead in Southeast Austin accident
• Bystander killed during men's club robbery
• Verb makers retool, relaunch hair product line
• Texas' proposed stem cell policy raising concerns
• Continuum Analytics collects $1.2M
• One dead following men's club robbery
• Austin No. 14 in U.S. population
• Your Health: Peripheral artery disease
• On the Agenda: Boom and bust oil cycles impact state budget
• On the Agenda: Boom and bust oil cycles impact state budget
• Lone Star Scene: Football drama 'Touchback' makes Texas premiere
• Designers compete for Waller Creek development project
• Paychecks for college grads continue to jump
• Group names highest-rated CEOs
• Fate of Yassine's downtown bars uncertain
• Audit: AISD among top performing U.S. districts
• New location needed for Oak Hill Park & Ride
• Report: Austin's gaming industry grew 155% over 5 years
• Man Killed During Club Robbery
• Burgess Announces North Texas U.S. Service Academies Forum
• Stable supply will reduce pinch on wallets
• Mom Speaks About Son Shooting Officer
• Stabbing In Downtown Austin
• Intersection work to displace Oak Hill Park & Ride
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• Residents of Querencia at Barton Creek Make Donations to Handbags for Hope Program
• Bianucci homers again as Express top Iowa
• New Details from the Officer Shooting
• Mother Outraged Over Son's Death
• Anti-Semitic graffiti appears in Dallas neighborhood
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• March to capitol advocates for wild burro protection
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• Affidavit releases new information in police officer shooting
• Family of man killed by police wants answers
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• Mom: Suspect in deadly cop shooting was depressed
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• Pet of the Week: Charlie Chappa, Jordan
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• Texas Baseball pounds out 19 hits in 14-3 win at Texas Tech
• Texas Baseball pounds out 19 hits in 14-3 win at Texas Tech
• App Wrap: 'Met Opera On Demand,' 'Beatstream'
• Cooking at Home: Chicken and corn chowder
• Deep Eddy Pool reopens in time for summer heat
• Tebow to deliver Easter sermon at Georgetown church
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• New research suggests that arsenic has been found in poultry products
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• Concordia baseball sweeps Schreiner
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• Non-profit gives support to families of injured, fallen officers
• Walmart employees credited with helping capture gunman
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• Lawyers: Throw out Fort Hood bomb plot confession
• Effort to change Texas primary to winner-take-all could benefit Santorum
• Austin city leaders express condolences for fallen police officer
• Fallen police officer is remembered by Austin's Police Chief
• One dead in East Austin officer-involved shooting
• Austin Fire Chief introduces Austin Fire Foundation
• Acevedo: Officer Padron will never be forgotten
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• Police identify suspect killed by Austin officer
• Identity of Man Shot By APD Released
• Voting trends of women
• Woman Charged With Credit Card Abuse
• New plans for five intersections displayed
• Bowie defeats Austin High 3-0
• Student Athlete of the Week: Jacob Paciocco
• Rangers earn Opening Day win
• Backstage Pass: Pachanga Fest preview
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• Man Charged in Stabbing Death
• Suspect identified in cop shooting at Walmart
• Nolan Ryan Visits Robin Ventura
• More Austin businesses dive into Social Madness
• ‘Mob’ gives Austin business a small boost
• InView Technology secures $250K
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• Tech Beat: Tech-driven exhibit leaves visitors broken up
• Celebrate Arts with ACC’s Carnival ah! April 10-12
• Asking prices for Austin businesses down 11%
• Slideshow: Tiny electric cars ship from Austin
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• Southwest wants service from ABIA to Washington National
• Business Now: Social Madness
• Fashionably Yours: UT fashion show
• National jobless rate falls to 8.2%, new jobs data falls short
• Know the anatomy of a good presentation
• ACC Offers On-Campus Meningitis Vaccination Clinics
• Webcertiv offers cloud-based tool for Web security
• Sex Offender Escapes Custody in Houston
• Photo Friday
• Community comes together in North Texas, making for quick recovery
• Perry issues disaster declarations for 3 counties
• TCU players formally charged in drug investigation
• Former assistant Cowboys coach dies in Italy
• American anticipates 297 canceled flights Friday in DFW
• Austin rated best city for newlyweds
• Chief Acevedo briefs media on deadly shooting
• Police officer shot, killed at North Austin Walmart
• Playhouse auction to help Skillpoint programs
• Latest jobs report underscores the need to change course -- quickly.
• McCombs adds master’s degree in finance
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• Nexersys nabs $500K of planned $5M
• APD officer killed in North Austin
• Your Health: Rosacea rescue
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• Cinema Spotlight: Oscar documentary champ 'Undefeated' reaches Austin
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• Alamo Drafthouse takes theater chain to the East Coast
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• Austin No. 2 fastest-growing metro
• APD Officer Shot Dead in North Austin
• The Lonestar Weekly: April 6, 2012
• UT Softball gets comeback win
• Your Sports Now: Thursday, April 5th, 2012
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• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE ADDRESSES THE NAVY JET CRASH IN VIRGINIA
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• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Issues Disaster Declaration for Three Counties in North Texas
• Austin-area growth ranks second in nation
• Changing media choices may be shifting political process
• Leander ISD hosts anti-bullying forum
• Governor Perry surveys tornado damage
• APD uses new tool to reduce car crashes
• Austin City Council postpones action on development plan
• Drought officially ends in Bastrop County
• Plano school buses left campus during lockdown
• Property tax breaks too late for some in Bastrop
• APD investigates officer involved shooting that kills man in East Austin
• Teachers Rally Against State Rep. Isaac
• Teen involved in Carter Jr. shooting arrested for assault
• Suspect Shot During Traffic Stop
• Suspect dead in officer-involved shooting in East Austin
• City hopes new parking device will ease parking woes
• Mighty Texas Dog Walk returns with world record ambitions
• Capital Tonight: As Romney racks up delegates, Texas' role in primary process dims
• Restaurateur Charged with Sexual Assault
• Texas Veterans Commission Helps Vets
• Suspected New Year's killer linked to 7 assaults
• Texting Service Provides Sex Education
• Perry issues disaster declarations for 3 North Texas counties
• City Council Approves Parking Passes
• Council postpones vote on sale of Green Water plant
• Assistant City Manager Rudy Garza to retire
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Tours Tornado Damage in North Texas
• Austin Ranked 2nd Fastest Growing Area
• APD seeking public’s assistance in locating and identifying Burglary of Vehicle/Credit Card Abuse Suspect
• Santorum would benefit from GOP rule change
• Drought Ends For Several TX Counties
• Monday News Conference on Job Creation at Aegis
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• Noted Constitutional law scholar makes false statement on legal challenge to Oba...
• APD Seeks Suspects In Credit Card Theft
• Healthy Living: Understanding erectile dysfuncion
• Enrollment drops at 3 Austin-area MBA programs
• App Wrap: 'NYC Map,' 'IndieBound Reader'
• Austin City Council OKs large contracts: April 5
• April 2012 Update – Hays Campus
• ACC approves $45M in bonds for Hays campus
• Mattress Firm opens new Austin store
• Lakeway golf club gets upgraded
• UShip CEO Chasen on hand for JOBS Act signing
• Mortgage rates inch lower
• Smart Living: Digital homework help
• Survey: Small and midsize firms to boost tech spending this year
• Williamson County congressman backs Romney
• Perry tours tornado damage
• See my interview with Fox 26 on my stance on energy policy and production.
• Coalition launches East Austin voter initiative
• Wilde About Texas: Saving Texas' sea turtles
• Weekend tour shines spotlight on 'funky' chicken coops
• The Retail Connection launches Austin office
• Fantastic Sams plans more Austin salons
• Home improvement salesman makes run for Killeen mayor
• Rangers to dedicate statue of Shannon Stone
• Survey: Quarter of Texas children live in poverty
• Obama to sign JOBS Act, then screen classic film
• Perry to survey North Texas storm damage by air
• Woman reunites tornado victims with missing photos
• Official: North Texas tornadoes in 136-165 mph wind range
• Repeat drunk driver sentenced to 15 years
• Man arrested for terrorizing, stalking neighbors
• San Marcos accident leaves one dead
• City leaders discuss new small business plan
• Building of F1 track to hit milestone next week
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• Dell buys Make Technologies, third acquisition this week
• In the Galleries: The Origins of WWJD
• Blackbaud extends offer to buy Convio for the fourth time
• Four stocks race to hit $1,000-per-share threshold
• Obama signs ban on insider trading by Congress
• Downtown businesses benefit from metered parking
• Rehab center's second proposal denied in Lakeway
• March 2012 – Elgin Campus Update
• Austin Water's $125M program to replace old water lines
• Pflugerville proposes fourth high school
• Feud grows between two Lakeway hospitals
• AISD Inches Toward Consultation Deal
• City Campaign: Voters Wanted
• Consider the Source: Boring Into BOR
• Zoning, Fluoride, and Old Hollywood
• Shea's Contracts at Issue
• Then There's This: Excuse My Biomass
• Point Austin: 'Free' Is Much Too Expensive: The Parking Guru tallies the costs of subsidized parking
• Keeping the Faith
• The Hightower Report
• Mystery and Intrigue Grow in Yassine Case
• Commission Debarks Puppy Mill Regs
• Panel Emphasizes Need for Prosecutorial Oversight
• West Lake Waterworks
• New Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program Approved for Six Hospitals
• Christmas in April at Perry Castaneda Library
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE TO SERVE AS A HONORARY CHAIR FOR THE WELCOME HOME PARADE FOR TROOPS RETURNING TO HOUSTON
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE URGES AMERICANS TO HELP BREAK THE CYCLE OF DISASTERS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE SAHEL
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE PUSHES FOR HIGH SPEED RAIL IN TEXAS DURING DISCUSSIONS WITH SOUTH KOREAN AND JAPANESE OFFICIALS
• CONGRESSWOMAN JACKSON LEE ADDRESSES U.N. NEGOTIATIONS IN SYRIA AND RUSSIA
• Dr. Burgess on Fox America's Newsroom
• Flix Files: Blasts from the past return to theaters
• Perry to Survey Tornado Damage
• TX Rep. Wants Compensation From Mexico
• Possible delay in Fort Hood shooter trial
• Autopsy report: Barrera homicide suspect died of asphyxia
• Man arrested in South Austin bank robbery
• 75 miles of water pipes to be replaced in Austin
• Tucker Max proposed Planned Parenthood donation sparks Internet fire
• Lakeway zoning board denies rehab clinic's second proposal
• Georgetown church gearing up for Easter visit from Tim Tebow
• Debate emerges as to what to do with Wooldridge Park
• Baylor Lady Bears return home as champions
• Illegal To Serve Time Before Deportation
• Austin City Limits wins rare Peabody Award
• U.S. Marshals arrest man in brutal Hays County stabbing, sexual assault
• Business owners claim city red tape affects growth
• Man Charged With Child Porn Possession
• Baylor Lady Bears win National Championship
• City to replace miles of outdated water pipes
• Democrats in Travis County Precinct 3 race focus on traffic, water
• Residents Begin Cleanup After Tornadoes
• Top-notch teaching adds up
• No DNA Links Suspect to Barrera Case
• Military judge to consider postponing trial of Maj. Nidal Hasan
• Your Driver's Ed: Changing your vehicle's oil
• ACC Issues Bonds for Hays Campus Construction
• ACC tendrá clínicas en los campus para aplicar la vacuna contra la Meningitis
• State launches campaign to clear up election confusion
• How Romney is pressuring Santorum to exit the race
• Teen Charged with Online Impersonation
• Life in Action: Honor Flight Austin
• Austin Water to Replace Old Water Lines
• Business Now: The sweet taste of Buda rainwater
• Child Wellness: Getting kids to take their medicine
• Man From SWAT Standoff Arrested
• Style Guide: Kendra & Cocktails
• Best Places to Work deadline approaching
• Arts Minute: April 4-10
• Taylor Morrison buys large chunk of Reunion Ranch
• Rita’s Italian Water Ice opens third Austin store
• Home prices show signs of stabilizing
• Austin art industry continues to grow
• Austin art industry continues to grow
• ADC opens Circle C clinic
• Two former council members make run for Killeen mayor
• Quez Capital buys North Austin apartment complex
• AIBA releases business manifesto
• ADP: Private employers add 209K jobs
• Teen Sexually Assaulted, Stabbed
• Grassroots group petitions Paul to switch to third party run
• Austin real estate round-up: April 4
• Report: Startup owners hold mixed views on economic future
• Carter Fights to Save Hotel Pools from New Federal Regs
• Austinites head outdoors for Yoga in the Park
• San Marcos council postpones vote on alcohol ban
• Reminder: 2012 Congressional Art Competition Deadline Nears for High School Students
• Travis County named one of healthiest counties in Texas
• Tornado survivors relive their horror
• Texas secretary of state pushes voter education
• Hundreds of DFW flights canceled day after storms
• Lakeway rehab center seeks approval on new location
• Flights delayed at ABIA
• Photos: Storm damage in North Texas
• Arrest made in Hays Co. stabbing, sexual assault of teen
• More than a dozen tornadoes rip through North Texas
• Most workers expect a raise for the first time in 4 years
• Semiconductor sales slip in February with sluggish European, Asian growth
• Crystal Mountain collects $3.5M
• Texas Book Festival fills executive director spot
• Study: More health information tech workers needed in Texas
• How to get more tax deductions
• Regulators to penalize JPMorgan for Lehman Brothers collapse
• SBA expands Web presence to entrepreneurs
• Travis the No. 8 healthiest county
• County discusses terms for Apple deal
• Travelers Grounded by Texas Tornadoes
• 1st UT NAISA Eagle and Condor Symposium
• 1st Annual Taino Earth Celebration and Picnic - Berry Springs Park
• Dance, Wine and Stray Bullets Benefit Dell Children's, UMC Brackenridge
• [Press Release] Texas State Operations Center Activated as Severe Weather Impacts North Texas
• Astrodome or Astro-dud?
• Active Now: Dancers Shape
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• Baylor Lady Bears win National Championship
• San Marcos Proposes River Rule Changes
• Round Rock police officer accused of family violence resigns
• Flights delayed, diverted by Dallas-area tornadoes
• Robbery victim files complaint against security company
• Travis County mulls tax breaks for Apple expansion project
• AISD presents preliminary budget for 2013 fiscal year
• San Marcos faces final decision on rules for parks, river
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Austin Tornado Survivor and the Red Cross talk about disaster preparedness
• San Marcos postpones river rule changes
• UT softball moves up to #3
• Worker Indicted For Fake Doctor Notes
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• Austin travelers feel impact of Dallas tornadoes
• Strong Strom Rips Through Cleburne
• World War II bomber drops 'egg-cellent' surprise
• ACC Hosts Environmental Awareness Events in April
• Tornadoes Cause Flight Delays AcrossTX
• 2012 Graduate Shares Advice, Perspective
• Pedestrian Dies After Truck Crash
• Trio of Republicans vie for Travis County Precinct 3 spot
• Carter Keynotes Higher Education Impact Summit in Killeen
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• APD: Man Rams SUV Into Pedestrian
• Donation helps create endowed chair at UT’s College of Education
• ACC Offers On-Campus Meningitis Vaccination Clinics in April
• Kinky Friedman gets into tequila
• Texas businesses 'overwhelmingly opposed' to health care reform, report says
• Karr named chair of Southwestern board
• Texas Comptroller’s new report reveals Texas businesses have “significant doubts...
• UMCB, Seton adds new training program
• Search Warrant Held up SWAT Operation
• UT Introduces Aston as Basketball Coach
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• Science Break: 'Hole'-y potato
• ESP to oversee Seton Harker Heights’ emergency dept.
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• Report: College readiness improving in Central Texas
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• Growing Up Texas: Success by 6
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• In the Galleries: John Bunyan’s “The Pilgrim’s Progress”
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• Gunfire wounds man during celebration of Ky. win
• Beautiful photos of Hawaii
• Gunman kills 7, wounds 3 at tiny Christian college in Oakland
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• Travis County Commissioners to discuss Austin jobs, growth
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• Austin Ad Fed named club of the year
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• Dell buys software firm Clerity Solutions
• Southwest to offer two new Austin flights
• Migrant student sacrifices honored at UT
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• Save Town Lake campaigns against Austin aquatic center
• PF Chang's rolls out new menu for budget diners
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• Cornyn Statement on Severe Weather in North Texas
• Carrozza's Corner: ZOOMA Run
• Congressman Smith Joins Local Students in Discussion with Astronauts Aboard the International Space Station
• Congressman Announces North Texas Service Academies Forum
• Rangers beat Express 10-8
• Rangers beat Express 10-8
• Austin Police Arrest Purse Snatcher
• [Press Release] Texas Science Fair Winners Awarded Scholarships to 2012 Governor’s Science and Technology Champions Academy
• Williamson Co. sends out property appraisals
• Intoxication manslaughter charges filed in fatal North Austin accident
• Authorities investigating Central Austin house fire
• Rwandan boy comes to Austin for life-changing treatment
• Shoplifting ring busted from Austin to Mexico
• Man who fell 50 feet from Pennybacker cliff identified
• Poll suggests women could be key vote in 2012 presidential election
• Red light cameras go live in Round Rock
• "Prophet of Parking" shares advice for Austin dilemma
• Boating Ax victim is second tragedy for family in two years
• [Press Release] ICYMI… Austin American Statesman: ‘State Jobs Picture Moves Past Recovery into Expansion, Experts Say’
• Mack Brown has confidence in Quarterbacks
• [Press Release] Texas’ Emergency Response Team is Second to None
• Bastrop fire response is focus of emergency management conference
• Victim In Boating Accident Identified
• Fleet of Stryker vehicles marks new chapter at Fort Hood
• Group organizes to scuttle aquatic center plan
• Central Austin mattress fire injures 2
• Police ID man who fell near the Pennybacker Bridge
• The loss of a trailblazer
• Bail hearing for Steve Yassine postponed
• Amid new state mandate, meningitis vaccine offered at ACC
• Many college students experiencing GOP primary fatigue
• Police ID victim, driver in fiery Saturday collision
• LCRA identifies woman killed in Lake Travis boating accident
• The door to opportunity
• UT regents authorize new women's basketball hire
• Skydiver Killed During Jump In Lee Co.
• J'Covan Brown declares for NBA Draft
• Del Valle SWAT standoff continues after more than 8 hours
• On the Agenda: Legislative candidates avoid issues that matter to Texas economic growth
• Where undergrads find a spark for creativity
• APD Busts Fencing Operation
• Driver In Fiery Crash Charged
• May 29 Texas primary date set
• Workshop helps Austin companies drive more business
• Distance Learning Students Invited to Complete Survey
• City works to keep camel, owner in business
• Trew Marketing creates campaign for Kline Technical
• AirTran tops airline quality report
• UT Austin still No. 1 on colleges & universities list
• Carter Cosponsors Bill to Clarify NDAA Detention Provisions
• Drugs Found in Home after Fire
• Austin businesses go blue
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• Arise Healthcare to open surgery center in Kyle
• Austin to send expiration notices for building permits
• Athlete of the Week: Longhorn places big at Texas Relays
• Apple, Dell make top brand list
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• Smart Living: High heels, high risk?
• HomeAway acquires European vacation rental site
• Carter to Present Posthumous Bronze Star and Purple Heart to World War 2 Veteran
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• Baylor fans cheer Lady Bears from Waco
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• SWAT Standoff In Del Valle Called Off
• APD Investigate Shooting in SE Austin
• Early morning shooting sends 1 to hospital
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• Christians observe Palm Sunday around the world
• Hundreds celebrate third annual River Ramble
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• UT soccer player injured in hit-and-run continues rehab in Calif.
• Red light cameras go live in Round Rock on Monday
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• Crane flies pop up across Central Texas
• Mike Yassine, Marisse Ruales accused of case tampering
• 21-year-old woman killed in Lake Travis boat accident
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• David Ash, Case McCoy Battle for QB Spot in UT Spring Game
• Home Burglaries on the Rise
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• Travis County commissioners designate new indigent cemetery
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• The Texas Department of Transportation kicks off a new campaign
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• Austin Mayor Gives State of City Address
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• Scogin Receives CASE Distinguished Achievement Honor
• Advice On Mega Millions Office Pools
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• Bastrop State Park Accepts Big Donation
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• Austin Java takes space once occupied by Texenza Coffee
• Man Charged In Fatal Hit, Run
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• Man Charged in Deadly Tanker Crash
• Driver in deadly tanker crash charged with negligent homicide
• Texas ranks No. 3 in retail job growth
• Austin business group unveils manifesto, goals
• Eckhardt: Apple should help fund Lone Star Rail
• National snake competition 'rattles' through Taylor
• Man Now Ruled Competent to Stand Trial
• Business Now: Houston keeps envious eye on Austin
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• Lone Star Overnight sets shipment program in motion
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• Photo Friday
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• JetBlue says crew will stay quiet about incident
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• Chocolate milk causing controversy in schools
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• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
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• NEUGEBAUER ATTENDS HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE FIELD HEARING ON 2012 FARM BILL
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• Beyond Ramps: Universal Design Enhances Learning for All Students
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• NABJ hosts panel discussion for UT students
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• Optimistic forecast for Austin housing market
• AMD completes tech firm acquisition
• Dell sticks with smartphones but ditches Venue, Venue Pro
• Tower lighting delayed for Earth Hour
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• Nearly 80 dogs seized from Waco area 'puppy mill'
• Capital Tonight: Romney picks up Bush endorsement in Houston
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• Cuellar Leads Efforts for Mexico's Inclusion in Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations
• Dr. Burgess on Fox 4 Good Day: Inside the Supreme Court
• Emergency Preparedness Summit April 14 Will Help North Texans Prepare For Severe Weather and Natural Disasters
• Michael Morton Speaks At UT Law School
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• "Ultra-overlord" visits KVUE to talk about viral letter
• Speed limit to increase to 80 mph on SH 130, SH 45
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• 5 Juarez police dead
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• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: Lean, Finely Textured Beef is Nutritious, Safe and Affordable for Consumers
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• UT women's tennis toppled by Illinois
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• Tech Beat: Music blending devices thrive at SXSW
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• Austinites celebrate St. Patrick's Day, mayor issues proclamation
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• UT baseball gets 2nd straight win over Oklahoma
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• Overnight stabbing leaves one dead in Central Austin
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• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
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• Bands from around the world playing at SXSW
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• UT Softball suffers 2nd loss of the season
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• Woman attacked while hitchhiking in Hays County
• Business group warns about St. Patrick's Day scams
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• US consumer prices up because of higher gas costs
• Apple fans snap up new iPad on 1st day
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• Omni Water’s Feb. funding had 19 investors
• Cinema Spotlight: Ferrell leads all-Spanish comedy
• Texas college system looks to link state funds and jobs
• Apple releases new iPad today
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• Some Austin businesses hang 'closed' sign during SXSW
• Smart phone app developers hit with lawsuit
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• WE MUST ACHIEVE A BALANCE BETWEEN SECURING OUR PORTS AND MAINTAINING THE HIGH LEVEL OF GLOBAL TRADE
• City Code Enforcers Patrolling SXSW
• Hitchhiker Stabbed, Left on Road
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• Texas issues challenge over constiutionality of part of Voting Rights Act
• APD seek public's help in identifying Domino's Pizza robber
• Fallen soldier's body returns home to Marble Falls
• Woman assaulted, stabbed in Hays County
• Bruce Springsteen delivers keynote at SXSW
• Some Austin businesses forced to close due to SXSW
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• Bruce Springsteen Delivers SXSW Keynote
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• Apple’s Austin expansion not a done deal — yet
• Texas takes Voter ID battle to the next level
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• Stellar performances mark 30th Austin Music Awards
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• Fiona Apple rocks Stubb's
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• Austin's tech community sees SXSW boost
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• APD warns of stolen SXSW wristbands
• APD warns of stolen SXSW wristbands
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• Music fans rise early for KGSR SXSW
• Austin nonprofit wins Pitch Some Good
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• Cornyn: White House Not So Transparent on FOIA
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• Japan Disaster: Tsunami survivor aims to build evacuation area
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• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
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• Longhorns continue dominance of Bobcats
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• Tatum and Hill suit up for SXSW '21 Jump Street' premiere
• Tatum and Hill suit up for SXSW '21 Jump Street' premiere
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• This Seton Residency Program Dates Back More Than 28 Years
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• 21 Jump Street Premieres at SXSW
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• Doonesbury strip takes aim at Texas sonogram law
• Terri Gruca interviews Pres. Obama on energy
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• Texas, Baylor women earn NCAA bids
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• Texas signs $1.3B in contracts for state services
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• Tech Beat: Public library effort has web users seeing double
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• Athlete of the Week: Senior Longhorn steps up to the plate
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• Forecast developers say they're 'foursquare for the future'
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• Kimbell debuts Impressionism exhibition
• Cold case suspects find cases dismissed due to speedy trial act
• Austin police doubles Taser use
• Car accident in Northwest Austin leaves one dead
• SBA launches nationwide fund to invest $1.5B in small biz
• Gov. Perry denies Gingrich running mate rumors
• Gov. Perry denies Gingrich running mate rumors
• Obama unveils manufacturing innovation proposal
• SXSW documentary premiere earns checkmate
• Japan Disaster: Villages continue flooding
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• Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook innovators in mobile banking
• Public transit use grew in 2011
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• Austin named a great place to retire
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• Randalls to be built in Leander
• Kyle blocks Monarch's rate hike proposal
• Cornyn: Voter ID Decision Purely Political
• Cornyn, Durbin, Ayotte, Gillibrand Call for End to U.S. Relationship with Russian Firm Arming Assad
• Old Settler’s Music Festival 2012
• Dr. Burgess on Fox and Friends: Government's Light Bulb
• Austin named great place to retire
• Austin gas prices hold steady
• Thousands enjoy sunny weather at the rodeo
• Firefighters respond to San Marcos structure fire
• 1 year later: UT grads relive difficult decision to leave Japan after quake, tsunami
• Hundreds remember Leslie at memorial
• Obama vows accountability in Afghan shooting
• American soldier opens fire on Afghan civilians; 16 dead
• Baseball rallies for a 3-1 victory over Loyola Marymount in second game of doubleheader
• Hoping to be the next FourSquare, app designers flock to SXSW
• Hoping to be the next FourSquare, app designers flock to SXSW
• Staying 'weird' in honor of Leslie
• Texas gets 14th consecutive NCAA tournament bid
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• SXSW brings job boom for savvy locals
• SXSW Wrap: Interative, Film conferences in full swing
• Forever Families: Compassionate 7-year-old waiting for family to love
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• Life-saving drug supplies nationwide are drying up
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• Tim Tebow will be speaking in the Austin area on Easter Sunday.
• Matthew McConaughey debuts film at South by Southwest
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• New Austin Art Gallery
• Passengers describe altercation with flight attendant
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• DPS spring break warning probably won't stop students from heading to Mexico
• Blood Center critically needs O+,O- blood types
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• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Rain doesn't stop SXSW Interactive, Film festivals
• Group Wants Police Accountability
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• Ron King has tips on how to achieve that perfect look in time for SXSW
• Jay-Z concert tickets available with added social media twist
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry’s Communications Director Allison Castle Regarding Sebelius Announcement that Feds Will Deny Women’s Health Program Waiver
• 75th Annual Rodeo Kicks Off Despite Rain
• SXSW Film Festival Kicks Off
• Bastrop Co. Judge McDonald to run for Congress
• KVUE anchor Terri Gruca gets one-on-one interview with Pres. Obama
• Second charge filed against man accused of terrorist threats
• Friday's rains a welcome sight for most Austinites
• Good economic news Friday, Apple to double Austin workforce
• SXSW Interactive kicks off with help from social discovery apps
• Wagner to return to job soon following "no bill" ruling
• Austin, SXSW perfect backdrop for movie premiere at the Paramount Theater
• Pflugerville police say poor record keeping, not animal cruelty, occurred at shelter
• Baylor men upset Kansas
• Baylor men upset Kansas
• Revised numbers bring clarity to Austin Pets Alive! operation
• Many Living Without Heat In Apartments
• Whedon's horror thriller opens SXSW Film Festival
• Whedon's horror thriller opens SXSW Film Festival
• Virtual battlefield used to train injured soldiers
• SXSW Starts Off Soggy
• Community speaks out following controversial grand jury decision
• The treasure amid the trash
• Arrest Made In Attack, Sexual Assault
• State-of-the-art gaming on display at ScreenBurn Arcade
• State-of-the-art gaming on display at ScreenBurn Arcade
• Officer won't face charges in deadly Carter shooting
• Get Ready for Graduation! Application Deadline April 2
• Backstage Pass: SXSW on the cheap
• Apple announces 3,600 jobs, new campus for Austin
• Education Secretary Praises ACC’s Role in Preparing an Evolving Workforce
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces Apple to Create 3,600 New Jobs in Austin
• Payrolls of Austin transportation companies equal $372M
• Austin offers Apple $8.6M for new campus
• HipSwap brings online marketplace to Austin
• My interview on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" discussing the jobs report, JOBS A...
• Texas Journal on Civil Liberties & Civil Rights symposium on “Achieving Equal Access to Fair Credit,” March 22, 2012
• Fmr Bastrop Judge Running for Congres
• Ronnie McDonald files for CD-27
• Ronnie McDonald files for CD-27
• Tech Beat: New Google privacy policy reveals itself
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs; unemployment stays at 8.3%
• Business Now: SXSW bestows 3,400 volunteers
• Startups: Strong corporate culture starts at the beginning
• Cinema Spotlight: Disney adapts 'John Carter'
• AA Flight Attendant Restrained at DFW
• Startup gains traction with hangover drink
• Convio taps social media for nonprofit fundraising
• John Mayer cancels SXSW performance
• John Mayer cancels SXSW performance
• Photo Friday
• EHarmony, GSD&M connect
• Officer Not Indicted in Carter Shooting
• Suspect Killed in Armored Car Robbery
• President Obama heads to Houston
• There's a tap for that: TABC creating smartphone applications
• TxDOT: State has $2 billion more to spend on roads
• Homeless to raise money selling frozen treats during SXSW
• Texas jobless rate down to 7.3 percent in January
• Apple to add 3,600 jobs in Texas with state help
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• SXSW 2012 begins
• Apple to Add 3,600 Jobs in Texas
• Apple to build $304M campus, hire 3,600 in Austin
• Austin’s top-selling Realtors unveiled
• EnviroMedia unveils tool to keep health ads honest
• Leslie's life celebrated in downtown march
• Yesterday, the House of Representatives passed the JOBS Act 390-23. Now the Demo...
• Tech company N-trig gets $14.8M of planned $25M
• Cornyn Statement Ahead of President’s Houston Trip
• Littlefield’s annual profit down
• 75th Annual Rodeo Austin Kicks Off
• Texas Film Hall of Fame makes ACL Live debut
• Texas Film Hall of Fame makes Moody Theater debut
• FAA: Passenger travel will double in 20 years
• House passes JOBS Act to help startups
• Dell eyes Windows 8 tablets for business
• Austin techies using SXSW as a growth tool
• Study: Creative industries pump $4B into Austin economy
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Pledges State Will Take Care of Texas Women If Obama Administration Ends Women’s Health Program Funding, as Threatened
• Longhorn men win in Kansas City
• Longhorn men win in Kansas City
• Your Sports Now: Thursday March 8th, 2012
• Your Sports Now: Thursday March 8th, 2012
• Many Gather to Remember Leslie
• Marchant Supports IPAB Repeal Legislation
• Marchant Applauds Passage Of JOBS Act in House
• Parents, Staff Discuss Playground Safety
• Austin City Council approves funds for bike bridges to downtown
• APD: Man sexually assaults woman during morning walk
• Perry vows to continue Women's Health Program without federal help
• Big crowds arrive in Austin for SXSW
• Solar storm arrives on Earth, no major problems Thursday
• Capital Metro bus drivers ticketed
• Texas Hall of Fame Awards at new venue for first time in 12-years
• Friends, admirers gather to remember Leslie
• Hiring event helps transition soldiers to civilian life
• Council briefed on single-member district plan
• Crews Respond to 20-Acre Brush Fire
• Capital Tonight: State of Water
• Austin homeless icon Leslie Cochran dies at 60
• Texas looks to fund health program without feds
• Council approves APD restructuring plan
• Council approves hike-and-bike bridges over Barton Creek
• Baylor men win Big 12 opener
• MetroRail Extends Services For SXSW
• TX Plans to Sue Over Health Care Funding
• Can Romney reach the real South?
• Inmate Dies In Williamson Co. Jail
• Healthy Living: Caring for your Achilles tendon
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• Wilde About Texas: Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum
• Dell’s energy hedge fund nears $1B
• Carter Votes for House Passage of JOBS Act
• $1.5M gift creates chair for UT’s Undergraduate Studies
• SXSWedu wrap-up
• Flix Files: Choose your words and films wisely
• UT System unveils Web search portal
• Microraptor suggests feathers evolved to attract mates
• Airline links two music cities
• NEUGEBAUER ANNOUNCES THE 2012 CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION
• SXSW Central
• U.S. Energy Secretary hosts innovation summit in Austin
• Ultra Electronics awarded $17.9M for defense development
• AG brings action against Austin coin dealer
• Cornyn: President Lobbying Against Jobs
• ‘What The Truck’ launches for SXSW
• City seeks new ideas for structure on Lady Bird Lake
• Was School's 'USA' Chant Racist?
• UT remembers, honors 2 baseball legends
• Funeral set for fallen Marble Falls soldier
• Georgetown seeks bids on Albertson’s site
• Memorial Ride, Ghost Bike for cyclist killed by hit and run driver
• More people sought unemployment benefits last week
• Family of gas explosion victim sues Texas Gas Service
• Republicans and democrats work together to create more jobs
• Spring break at Moody Gardens
• Forensics study in Texas focuses on vultures
• Kindergartner uses Heimlich to save classmate's life
• APD seeks organizational changes
• Big solar storm reaches Earth; no trouble reported
• Austin icon Leslie Cochran passes away
• Austin real estate generates $575.4M in salaries
• Housing affordability at all-time high
• Ur-Knopf: An early Knopf book is reunited with larger Knopf library
• Austin Legend Leslie Cochran has Passed
• Investment firms pick up Active Power stock
• Austin homeless icon Leslie Cochran dies
• Cornyn Responds to Reports of White House Lobbying Against Keystone
• Microsoft says the cloud will create nearly 14M jobs
• Pop-up cafes to park in downtown spots?
• Economics behind city's agreement with Austin Pets Alive!
• Downtown Austin businesses prep for SXSW crowds
• Forbes names Austin an unhappy city for jobs
• Texas State program helps local business go green
• Entrepreneur conference in Austin this month
• Council Plows Into Rate Review
• Animal Advisory Commission Endorses APA! Takeover of Town Lake Animal Center
• It's Official: Bring Your Own Bags
• Then There's This: People Get Ready
• Point Austin: Stratfor's Web: The WikiLeaks emails and the future of information
• Welcome to the Circus!
• APD Defends Flawed Yogurt Shop Case
• The Hightower Report
• Hostel Takeover Averted – For Now
• Council Ballot Set
• Querencia at Barton Creek Hosts Culinary Tour
• Torres Files For U.S. Congressional Seat, District 34
• Dr. Burgess at Committee: Questioning Secretary Chu
• Powerlifting Isn't Just For Boys
• City Leaders: Parking Improves Downtown
• The Legend of Leslie Cochran
• UT women's Big 12 tournament ends early
• Spring makes early arrival
• Child Finds Condom on School Playground
• Crews Assemble Tejano Monument
• Texas State riding high after win over Rice
• UT Softball wins again
• City teams with local eateries to test out recycling program
• APD’s Mounted Patrol Trains For SXSW
• Health Care Law to Take Affect Next Week
• APD looking for South Austin car burglar
• Your Driver's Ed: Getting ready for a road trip
• Texas poised to have impactful role in GOP race
• Gas Company Sued over Home Explosion
• Suspect in Threat Case Called Austin HS
• After Super Tuesday: Bigger is better
• Redistricting claims congressional candidate
• CFOs see increase in hiring
• Active Now: Finding your inner diva
• Business Now: SXSW 'Accelerator' competition
• Rep. Culberson: We Will Be There to Defend Israel
• Austin Film Society celebrates Texas film
• Author T. C. Boyle’s archive acquired
• More white powder letters opened, postmarked in Texas
• Suspected drunk driver slams parked car into Dallas home
• Romney takes Ohio and 5 other states
• $4 million received after Central Texas wildfires
• Gardeners creating edible forest in Seattle
• Super Tuesday results could affect Texas primary
• Austin mother angry over playground danger
• Remembering the Alamo 176 years later
• Zilker Park named Lone Star Legacy
• Council begins work sessions over Austin Energy rate hikes
• Belton explores water for new recreation project
• SXSW Education kicks off with LeVar Burton
• Downtown project earns national kudos
• Poll: Investors more optimistic, but have 'no control'
• ACC Students, Faculty, Staff Invited to March 30 Forum at St. Edward’s
• Executive director leaves Texas Railroad Commission
• Texas leads the country in dining out
• AISD to remove cancer-causing coal tar from playgrounds, parking lots
• GOP remains split following Super Tuesday
• Momentum grows for crowdfunding measures
• Restaurant beer sales jump in 2011
• State had fewer mass layoffs in 2011
• $16M expansion set for Second Street
• Two Austin eateries make top Chinese restaurant list
• Stanford found guilty in $7B ponzi scheme
• San Marcos record store Sundance shuts down
• Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance And Cultural Center News - March 5, 2012
• Texas State baseball upends Rice
• Inside Travis County's auction warehouse
• Southwest plane makes emergency landing at ABIA
• Educators preview digital books at SXSW Education Conference
• Super Tuesday marked by demonstrations in Austin
• Motorcyclist killed on Texas 45
• APD arrests man accused of anonymous threats
• Romney takes 3 primaries, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1; Ohio up for grabs
• UT could ban antibacterial soap
• Super Tuesday coverage from ABC News
• Austin police promise changes on their part during this year's SXSW
• UT Baseball squeaks out a win
• Mack Brown discusses Spring Practice
• Man Designs "Can Ban" Friendly Container
• Texas cotton producers welcome higher prices
• Officials cry foul over education honor
• UT Softball's Craig named Big 12 Player of the Week
• Round Rock couple wins court battle with HOA
• Austin police arrest man for multiple 'terroristic threats'
• Health Program Rule Causes Controversy
• Burn Ban Lifted in City Parks
• City blames rec center closure on faulty construction
• Growing Up Texas: Family-friendly SXSW
• Order of Names on City Ballot Set
• Pet Pointers: Preventative flea medication
• Split decision in Dell gender discrimination case
• Spears replaces Hayes at Fulbright & Jaworski
• Secretario de Educación de E.U. en reunión para estudiantes de ACC el 8 de Marzo
• Ballot order for council, mayoral candidates released
• There really is “Something About Arthur”: A peek into Charlotte Brontë’s childhood
• Second Street slated for expansion
• Local Wonders: Texas Independence Festival
• J Black's opening bar in Houston
• Man Arrested for Threatening Schools
• Threshold Furniture joins Urbanspace brand
• Small business iPad use quadrupled in past year
• Job openings up in Austin, 29 other U.S. cities
• Pachanga Fest announces Latin line-up
• Arson Suspect Arrested after Fire
• St. Edward’s launches ad campaign
• BBB offers tips for National Consumer Protection Week
• LBJ Library hires Arsenal for ad work
• Morning blaze ruled arson, 1 arrested
• Moody Theater gearing up to host Texas Film Hall of Fame awards
• City examines partnership with Austin Pets Alive
• Does alcohol use in movies affect teen drinking habits?
• American jet makes emergency landing in Little Rock
• San Antonio Robotics Competition
• Former first ladies Laura, Barbara Bush speak at SMU
• Dog survives toss from moving car
• Texas lawmakers to discuss juvenile justice system
• White powder in letters sent to schools in four states
• Polls open up on parts of the East Coast for Super Tuesday
• AFD puts out Northeast Austin apartment fire
• Public meeting to be held on MoPac improvement project
• Commission asks for external review of Yogurt Shop case
• Killeen police officer fired after charged with sexual assault
• Food and lodging employs more than 78,000 in Austin
• Remember the Alamo!
• Total Quality Logistics opens Austin office
• Apple won't have pop-up store at SXSW
• Economist who foresaw bubbles' burst urges caution on home prices
• Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race
• 'Crucial' to have medical school in Austin
• Remediation the next step for old dump site in Buda
• New steakhouse in downtown Austin
• Georgetown housing complexs can now apply for tax credits
• Possible Threat at Taylor High School
• Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race
• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE CELEBRATES WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
• CONGRESSMAN CUELLAR ENCOURAGES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION
• Cuellar, Champion of Performance Measurement, Receives National Recognition
• Sam Johnson announces 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• 30,000 Travis Co. tax payers late on property tax payments
• Public Safety Commission to discuss possible ambulance staffing changes
• Marble Falls HS remembers student turned soldier
• Committee discusses growing problem of human trafficking in Texas
• Austin Water Utility worker's death being investigated
• Austin City Manager to decide on Paramedic Staffing in Ambulances
• New cameras to be installed at Austin-area hospital helipads
• Resigning Bastrop Co. judge to run for higher office
• More patients turning to medical marijuana
• Austin residents, police brace for SXSW crowds
• Forum Discusses Cycling Safety Issues
• Property Owners to Benefit From SXSW
• New awards to highlight Austin's culinary elite
• Wangmene to miss remainder of season with wrist injury
• Business Now: Retailers which do more with less
• UT women's hoops quartet named to All-Big 12 teams
• UT football adds another top recruit
• Style X to return bigger, stronger in its second year
• APD Job Vacancy Rate Expected to Rise
• Huston-Tilltotson student earns top LSAT score
• Party switch could give GOP more house seats
• Activists hope political website will take democracy online
• This week on Capital Tonight: The State of Water
• Advancing cancer research in Texas and beyond
• Bastrop Co. Judge McDonald resigns, considers run for Congress
• Street treats to help Austin's homeless
• How primary is foreign policy?
• Man Charged after Shooting Dog
• Man Killed in Motorcycle Accident
• Athlete of the Week: High school star ready for the Longhorns
• Blind Man Assaulted On CapMetro Bus
• Photos: Austin Under 40 winners
• Man Charged for Choking 14-Year-Old
• Tarka expands in North Austin
• The Car Coach: 2012 Subaru Impreza
• United resumes Austin to Cancun flight
• Tech Beat: Use of 3D printing expands to new mediums
• Top meeting facilities in Austin
• R&R Limo & Bus seeks SXSW drivers
• Carter Pushes Coordinated House Response to South Temple Post Office Closing
• Tiff's Treats expands to Houston
• In Memorium: Mary Wagner
• Car-sharing startup Getaround rolls into Austin
• Texas Inmates Watched TV Porn for Months
• Associated Press reports gas prices have risen for the 27th consecutive day. But...
• Robert Alter shares insight about the King James Bible
• Small business job growth slow in February
• Next Class of Early College High School Students Preparing for College
• 10% of Austin homes with a mortgage are underwater
• Pandora to make SXSW debut
• Downtown lifestyle becoming more popular, costly
• APD Seeking Lawn Care Scam Victims
• Bank Robber Sentenced to 40 Years
• Cause of West Austin condo fire undetermined
• Austin-icon Leslie in hospice care following brain surgery
• Inbox out of control? New 'Shortmail' may cut the clutter
• End of an era: Final Continental flight lands in Houston
• Hunt Hill Bridge fireworks display
• San Antonio event brings 40,000 outside to play
• Girl Scouts try to capture cookie money bandits
• Priorities for 2013 Legislature becoming clear
• Baby dropped in field by tornado dies; toll at 39
• F1 promoter files lawsuit against other investors
• Drilling Info snags $165M in funding
• Crossroads sees 28% drop in Q1 revenue
• Retailers see strong sales this spring
• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011 across U.S.
• Apple's job creation data spurs economic debate
• Austin F1 promoter Hellmund sues race investors
• Drafthouse to open 400 Rabbits, Midnight Cowboy in March
• New boathouse to be run by the Austin Rowing Club
• Council approves MetroRail extension, more cab permits
• SXSWedu attendance expected to double
• Bastrop County Judge Resigning
• Querencia at Barton Creek Hosts Salute to Seniors Awards Dinner
• Sam Johnson pushes employee tuition assistance
• Dr. Burgess on the Floor: Interconnected - The Individual Mandate and Insurance Reforms
• 4 Year Old Drives Mom's Car
• Apartment Fire in West Austin
• 84th annual Kite Festival
• Judge Ronnie McDonald resigns
• Thousands attend 84th annual Kite Festival
• 4 straight: Romney wins Washington GOP caucus
• AFD responds to apartment fire in West Austin
• Marble Falls soldier honored in dignified transfer
• Crews respond to house fire west of Burnet
• Obama: Not hesitant on force to defend interests
• Communities rebuild 6 months after deadly wildfires
• Fire crews mopping up after 2-alarm condo fire
• AFD battling 2-alarm apartment fire in West Austin
• Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards to honor native talent on Thursday, March 8
• Kite Fest At Zilker Park
• Local Soldier Dies In Afganistan
• Save Texas Schools Flash Mob
• Pet of the Week: Pedro, Kitty Kitty
• South by Southwest road closures announced
• Tone Up: Pros and cons of popcorn
• Forever Families: Raven, 10, seeks animal-friendly family
• No. 6 UT Softball steals way to 6-2 win against Sam Houston State
• UT Football Puts on Physical Performance for Fans
• Kites fly high during Zilker Park Kite Festival
• F1 promoter Hellmund files suit against investors
• Cooking at Home: Pecan-crusted halibut with sweet potatoes
• Judge Ronnie McDonald to step down, pursue politcal career
• Priorities for 2013 Legislature becoming clear
• You can catch osteoporosis before it gets serious
• Misty from the Williamson County Humane Society is the Pet of the Week
• Marble Falls embraces fallen soldier's sacrifice in Afghanistan
• Bulletin from 03/04
• From Pastor Shaw 03/04
• PHOTOS: Storms demolish small towns in Midwest
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• BP reaches settlement
• UT hosts largest open house
• Budweiser Clydesdales visit Austin
• Family, friends chalk sidewalk to promote healing
• Round Rock opens park for children of all-abilities
• Storms demolish small towns in Indiana, Kentucky; 38 dead
• No. 6 UT Softball steals way to 6-2 win against Sam Houston State
• Bobcats Drop 63-61 Decision to Bearkats on Senior Day to End Season
• Bobcats Drop 63-61 Decision to Bearkats on Senior Day to End Season
• UT Football Puts on Physical Performance for Fans
• Leslie Cochran Update
• Fellow veterans mourn fallen Marble Falls soldier
• Texas Independence Day inspires state history lesson
• Out in the Garden: Maintaining roses
• Cooking at Home: Garlic bread with antipasto salad
• Healthy Living: Relationship communication
• App Wrap: 'Dr. Seuss Band,' 'Sazam'
• Late night crash in Williamson County leaves 1 dead
• Going Green: Environmentally-friendly lights
• Bob Guiney shows you how to give your home a makeover this spring
• Will graphic warnings grace cigarette packs any time soon?
• Hercules is KVUE's Pet of the Week from the Austin Animal Center
• Ron King has a few tips on how to achieve the Oscar looks of the stars
• Marble Falls soldier serving Afghanistan dead at 19
• Overnight motorcycle accident leaves one dead
• Texas Rockfest 2012
• Jarrell boys lose in Regional Semis
• Texas hosts Northwestern in tennis
• Gas Program Being Exploited By Drivers
• MetroRail Extends Service To Weekends
• Escaped Burnet Co. inmate transferred to state prison
• Three vehicle inspectors arrested, accused of illegally issuing stickers
• Bastrop church turns charred trees into pieces of recovery
• Fatal motorcycle vs. vehicle accident at Shiloh, Manchaca
• Nestande appears in court for pre-trial hearing in hit-and-run
• Texas ground zero in battle between reproductive rights, right to life
• Austin Water Utility worker killed
• Feds: Cartels corrupting public officials along the U.S. border
• Body found along Lake Travis identified as missing Leander woman
• Family, friends of DUI victims to use chalk Saturday to erase bad memories
• Pleasure seeing the world renowned Santiago Calatrave, designer of the Margaret...
• Horns host open spring practice
• Business Now: National bagel franchise headed to town
• UT softball beats Sam Houston State
• Austin Water employee killed in workplace accident
• Crews Battle Niederwald Structure Fire
• Backstage Pass: Preparing Austin for SXSW
• Hundreds mosey up to Cowboy Breakfast in South Austin
• Rush Limbaugh Catches Heat For Comments
• Off the Plate: 24 Diner's goat cheese frittata
• Fashionably Yours: Cirque du Soliel fashion
• Austin Water Worker Killed in Accident
• Tech Beat: City kids' planetarium show out of this world
• John Cornyn's having a bad week
• SXSW To Hold More Multi-Day Events
• Body found in Lake Travis identified as missing woman's
• No Action Taken in Nestande Hearing
• Helicopter, police officers search for suspect in Oak Hill after traffic stop
• City Council delays vote on Austin Energy rate increase
• ME Identifies Body Found In Lake Travis
• NEUGEBAUER STATEMENT ON "SERGEANT CHRIS DAVIS POST OFFICE" RENAMING CEREMONY
• Officials: Manager Runs Over Customer
• Cinema Spotlight: Tim & Eric make 'Billion Dollar' blunder
• Top Hotels in Austin
• Dallas firm formed with Austin Ventures ties
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• TX Venture Labs links up with GE, picks portfolio companies
• Trial date set for Nestande, summer trial likely
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• UT initiative to roll out 27 new startups
• Worst tourists are Americans, say Americans
• It's Texas Independence Day! God Bless Texas.
• Not every startup needs to lease office space
• Central Austin gas leak stopped, evacuated residents return home
• Honoring a Uniquely Texan Holiday
• Complete Survey for Chance to Win iPad; Deadline Mar. 10
• 'Spot On Trivia' uses games to engage retail customers
• City Council votes to explore banking alternatives for city funds
• CanWe Studios snags $1.5M, will launch first app
• Happy Texas Independence Day!
• Photo Friday
• Great to be on WFAA Dallas w/Ron Corning to talk about the Margaret Hunt Hill Br...
• Golfsmith’s annual profit up
• Texas high school girls redefine beauty from inside out
• Classes resume at Ohio high school after shooting
• Texas rice farmers won't get irrigation water
• Congress fights rising gas prices
• Sunsets over Central Texas
• Austin Trail of Lights to return next holiday season
• Council votes against interim rate increase
• Austin leaders approve 2013 disposable bag ban
• Cowboy Breakfast kicks off Star of Texas Rodeo
• City Approves Plastic Bag Ban
• New Details on Banned Bag Ordinance
• ‘Arnold Newman: Masterclass’ Opens in Berlin
• Cornyn Marks Texas Independence Day
• CEO Sayiner to leave Silicon Labs
• Austin leaders approve 2013 disposable bag ban
• Ideabud secures $500K of planned $1.2M
• Texas rice farmers won't get water for irrigation
• Economists: Recovery can stay on track despite gas price rise
• Austin sushi chef wins 'Top Chef: Texas'
• Dell Children's Medical Center expands
• Austin No. 2 for tech startup jobs
• Council postpones energy rate hike vote
• Austin passes plastic bag ban
• Tower shines orange tonight
• Your Sports Now: Thursday March 1st, 2012
• City Votes Against Interim Rate Hike
• Austin bracing for major crowds in March
• DPS unveils new patrol boat
• Formula 1 race track worker's condition improving
• Bush dynasty Republican aims to win Hispanics to GOP
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Love could not wait for an ailing Marine
• Friends raise money, send well wishes to Leslie
• Council considers bag ban
• Cyclist dies in North Austin accident
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES NEW AARP ONLINE TOOL TO HELP CONSTITUENTS UNDERSTAND BENEFITS AVAILABLE UNDER NEW HEALTH CARE LAW
• Gas Prices Expected To Climb
• Bicyclist killed in North Austin collision
• Local shoppers fuel economic recovery in Bastrop
• Fatal Bike Crash Shuts Down N. Lamar
• Southwestern University introduces new head football coach
• Liberty Hill girls fall in state semis
• Con Man Arrested in Hays County
• City Council agrees to fund weekend MetroRail service
• Round Rock Police Officer Arrested
• Capital Tonight: Candidates shuffle around new maps with primary date set
• Expansion at Dell Children's Hospital ahead of schedule
• Dell Children’s Hospital Adds New Tower
• Austin Rowing Club to run new boathouse
• City Council to Discuss Energy Rate Hike
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on Passing of Andrew Breitbart
• Chicano/Hispanic Law Students’ Association to host Mexican-American Bar Association of Texas’s Law Student Conference, March 2–3, 2012
• City Approves Trail of Lights, Sponsor
• Texas primary back on the calendar
• In my newest "By the Numbers" YouTube video, I dispute the President's claim tha...
• RunTex to sponsor Trail of Lights' return
• CNSNews.com: 77 Percent of Illegals Caught on Mexican Border Were Not Prosecuted
• Smart Living: Life extenders
• Eyebrow Threaders Appear in Court
• Healthy Living: Detecting prostate cancer
• Bazaarvoice closes IPO at $116M
• Local retailers support bag ban, environmental group says
• Flix Files: Party animals and animated characters debut
• TABC To Conduct Spring Break Stings
• Blizzard to cut 600 jobs
• 2012 White House Easter Egg Roll Ticket Lottery Opens Today
• APD investigates dead body found in Central Austin
• Global events continue to drive gas prices higher
• Council to Debate Bag Ban, Energy Rate
• F1 Spanish website launched
• Law School symposium to address lynching and the death penalty, March 23-24, 2012
• Wilde About Texas: Competition on the San Marcos River
• KGSR shifts SXSW broadcast to W Austin
• Free March music, art events in Austin
• Texas Workforce Commission enforcement efforts pay off
• Fannie: We cut off Bank of America, not the other way around
• Burnet County Jail escapee back in custody
• Tornado damage across Kentucky
• Tales of chaos, survival after deadly storms
• Hazardous materials fire breaks out on UT campus
• Council to discuss bag ban, return of Trail of Lights
• I-35 reopened after semi trailer accident
• We're having technical difficulties
• Escaped prisoner caught in Burnet County
• MoPac expansion plan moves closer to construction
• Uchiko Executive Chef takes 'Top Chef' title
• New voter map causes concern across Travis County
• Judge sides with feds on Dell insider trading case
• I will be joining Senators McCain, Murkowski, Coats and Chambliss for a Press Co...
• Austin a top city for electric cars
• February 2012 – Elgin Campus Update
• The company she keeps: Frida’s work among women surrealists at LACMA
• The PPA Group launches construction company
• Authorities Investigating Jail Escape
• Austin to host 2015 Cyclo-cross Nat'l Championships
• Bernanke remains cautious through signs of economic recovery
• Austin named No. 5 barbeque city in America
• Rainey Street's first restaurant, Javelina, to open soon
• Bill could allow more venture capital from SBA
• Kevin Brady Responds to President’s Latest Call for Tax Hikes on American Energy
• Plan looks to move 12K state workers downtown
• AMD buys Calif. tech firm for $334M
• Haz-Mat Scare on UT Campus
• The Further Trials of Eroy Brown
• SXSWedu Spreads Its Wings
• Rate Case = Full Calendar for Council
• Entering Into Bondage
• Abbott Joins Anti-Birth Control Lawsuit
• Another State Assault on Women's Health Care
• Then There's This: Fixing a Hole: PromiseLand gets its amphitheatre ... so who's next?
• Point Austin: Making Connections: Welcome to SXSW – and the workers who create it
• Inside Out ... Outside In
• The Hightower Report: Girls Gone Wild
• Groundwater Ruling Favors Landowners
• Zilker Park Kite Festival 2012
• 2012 People Fund Economic Summit Community Stakeholder Meeting
• Dell Children's Adds and Expands Complex Care Programs
• Cornyn: Mandate An Affront To Fabric Of Our Country
• Recovery After Breast Cancer Treatment
• Texas men rally, beat Oklahoma
• Texas men rally, beat Oklahoma
• Natural Birth Trend Booms In Central TX
• Singer Davy Jones of The Monkees dies in Florida at 66
• Time running out to see baby bald eagles in Llano area
• Doggett to change districts under new interim map
• Crosswalk lights may be changing too fast
• Grieving mother mourning loss of son run over by SUV
• Body found in water near Jonestown
• Leader of 'Texas 7' prison-break gang put to death
• Final vote nears for Austin's plastic bag ban
• Red light cams losing money after drivers don't pay
• Man arrested for online solicitation of 12-year-old AISD student
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• Celebrate Women’s History Month March 1 with “Living History Books”
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• Body Discovered In Lake Travis
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• Developer plans more Austin apartment projects
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• Tower shines orange tonight
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• 3 Austin restaurants make best service list
• Aquarena amusements nixed for natural restoration
• Facebook opens Timeline to business users
• Federal court issues new political maps
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• Don Tapscott to open SXSW Interactive
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• Candidates study new Texas political maps
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• Education leaders launch petition drive for school funding
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES A GRANT OF MORE THAN A HALF A MILLION DOLLARS FOR S.T.E.M. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UTPA
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• Astrotech given 180 days to regain Nasdaq compliance
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• EMS: Man unresponsive after tractor rollover at F1 site
• Ambiq Micro gets $694K of planned $750K
• Celebrate Texas Independence with March 1 Multicultural Event
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• Apple to unveil new iPad March 7
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• Banks accelerate lending
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• Cornyn: Immediate Steps POTUS Can Take to Lower Gas Prices
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• Thornberry receives national honor for policy work
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• UT baseball beats Houston Baptist
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• Alzheimer's fund set up to honor legendary Horns coach Royal
• Million dollar donation closes gap on hike and bike trail
• Austin Energy hotline causes confusion
• EMS responds to F1 track construction site
• Georgetown council votes to allow development in Terravista neighborhood
• Giant rattle snake leads parade across the border into Mexico
• Romney sweeps to double Republican primary victory
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• Federal court issues new political maps
• Man sentenced for 1978 murders
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• Law Students meet with State Senator Rodney Ellis, ’79, at the State Capitol
• Enron whistle-blower to speak at Concordia Univ.
• Austin law firm Pirkey Barber wins first .XXX case
• Local Wonders: Museum of the Weird
• ACC Expands Pharmacy Technician Training through National Program
• UT Softball ranked 6th in nation
• Smitherman named Texas Railroad Commission chairman
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• From buildings to books to tattoos: The language of the King James Bible
• Ann Butler donates $1M to finish trail loop
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• Hays County Animal Ordinance Changed
• Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band to perform at SXSW
• Men, women differ in heart disease symptoms
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• Newly cataloged collection of science materials now open for research
• AISD extends IDEA opt out deadline, reveals initial budget
• UT students of past, present celebrate iconic tower
• John Robertson’s essays on caregiving in cancer discussed in The New Republic
• Brightway Insurance seeks Austin entrepreneurs
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• Skinny shot: Diabetes patients praising new 'wonder drug'
• Gladys Knight, Gavin DeGraw among 'Dancing' cast
• Online dating ads using image of deceased Texas soldier
• Eighth APD memorial goes up for fallen officer
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• TxDOT kicks off its Weekend P.A.S.S. campaign
• LCRA to meet with Spicewood Beach residents
• Bag users, recyclers urge council to reconsider ban
• Omni Water Solutions secures $7.9M
• Op-Ed: Drilling Can Ease Energy Woes
• GSD&M competes with other agencies for Southwest Airlines
• Weekend rail in Austin moves forward
• Texas Supreme Court sides with ranchers in landmark ruling
• Smarter Cart unveiled at Whole Foods
• Texas Becomes First State to Apply for a Waiver to Help the Unemployed
• CTMC names Sutton CFO
• Android takes iPhone battle to the office
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• Omni Water Solutions gets $7.9M funding
• Zilker Garden Festival 2012
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• The White House vs the Catholic Church
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• Despite shared faith, Kennedy and Santorum differ over religion in government
• Austin musician Slim Richey talks about hit and run
• Round Rock attorney sentenced for strangling daughter
• Austin police: Craigslist carjacker could have more victims
• San Marcos police investigate homicide
• Millions of e-mails from local intelligence company leaked
• Weekend rail one step closer after Cap Metro vote
• Carstarphen extends deadline for IDEA program
• Liberty Hill girls prep for state
• New Bag Plan Would Eliminate Fees
• From buildings to books to tattoos
• Leslie Cochran Had Brain Surgery
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• Gas prices climb for 20th straight day
• Cedar Park's police chief resigns
• APD Releases Name of Boy Killed by SUV
• Thanks to “Kings & Creators” sponsors
• Business Now: Fort-Worth group hopes to open 5 'education centers'
• Learning by doing
• Sherry Matthews opens Switzerland office
• March events give Austin $200M boost
• Foreign policy won’t impact the 2012 election? Think again
• UT Law wins regional championship at ABA’s National Appellate Advocacy Competition
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• Cedar Park police ID officer involved in Friday night shooting
• Tower shines orange tonight
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• Retail industry regains momentum in 2012
• ACC Co-Hosts ASLFest March 1-3
• UT tower celebrates 75 years
• Central Texans needed for cancer prevention study
• Cornyn on Dems Energy Plan: Drive Up Prices at Home, Ask for Handouts Abroad
• Parking meters could solve problems in hot spot neighborhoods
• Kell Partners boosts Austin team
• Oscars red carpet arrivals
• House committee hears testimony on health care
• Crew member rescued after jumping off Galveston Carnival cruise ship
• WikiLeaks publishes leaked Stratfor emails
• 'The Artist' earns best-picture, lead-actor Oscars
• UT tower celebrates 75 years
• Yazdi in court; charged with killing Texas State student
• Suspect in custody in Ohio school shooting
• AISD board to review 2013 budget, STAAR waiver
• Business groups: Obama corporate tax plan disappoints
• Verizon Wireless launches small business tool
• Stratfor Emails Leaked by Wikileaks
• 'Green' design ideas submitted for the 'Y at Oak Hill'
• Study: More bank customers shift money to smaller institutions
• ABIA could get more international
• Restaurant rise in Austin suburbs
• Austin bag ban gets a vote Thursday
• Austin firm buys former federal building in Missouri
• Longhorns swept at No. 2 Stanford
• MVP Durant helps West past East
• Two killed in plane crash near Stinson Airport, officials say
• Austin musician injured in hit-and-run
• McCallum High School graduate could win flight to space
• 'The Artist' aims to bring silence back to Oscars
• UT alum nominated for Oscar
• Sandler sets Razzie record: 11 worst-movie nominations
• Teens' funeral brings Burnet community together
• Tone Up: Weight-loss techniques
• Grieving community says goodbye to siblings killed in crash
• Musician Injured In Hit And Run
• Fire & Explosion In Parking Garage
• Forever Families: Inseparable twins ready for forever family
• Pet of the Week: Kobe, DeeDee
• Congregation Locked Out Of Church
• Cooking at Home: Roasted chicken legs with brussel sprouts
• Spring wildflower bloom on track, despite drought
• African-American Heritage Festival raises $20k for HT
• Trail of Lights possible for 2012 holiday season
• First innaugural Autism Fest brings parents, experts together
• Overnight car fire sends 1 to burn center
• Going bald for a good cause is the goal of one even in Austin
• Hannah from the Humane Society of Williamson County is the Pet of the Week
• Man runs at the LiveStrong Marathon with a blindfold
• A vehicle explodes in downtown Austin, sending one person to the hospital
• Lewis leads the way as Longhorns beat Texas Tech in OT
• Huston-Tillotson University receives $20,000 check
• APD arrests people with outstanding warrants
• West by West Campus hosts 48 local bands
• RunTex Foundation leads the way for Trail of Lights
• Local boy receives highest Cub Scout award
• Funeral service held Sunday for Burnet teens
• Boy Scouts help sort more than 25,000 pounds of food
• 6-year-old boy hit by car, killed at Northeast Austin apartments
• Goestenkors earns 100th victory at Texas as Women's Basketball takes down OU, 87-62
• Suspect Dead in Officer Involved
• Warrant Roundup
• Students Clean Up Neighborhood
• Weather experts share knowledge at WeatherFest
• Out in the Garden: Growing roses
• Going Green: Grow Green campaign
• Healthy Living: Fighting depression
• App Wrap: 'LiftMaster Garage Door Opener,' 'See-Through' smartphones
• Armed robbery suspect shot, killed by Cedar Park police officer
• Senator John Cornyn and I riding in the 80th Annual Houston Livestock Show & Rod...
• Trail of Lights Is Coming Back
• Cooking at Home: Sweet potato risotto
• Recalled Killeen council member sets sights on mayor's seat
• A simple formula to help build better health habits
• Buddy from the Austin Animal Center is the Pet of the Week
• Ron King shows us how a haircut can bring you a great new look
• Cedar Park officer shoots, kills, suspected armed robber
• Investigation continues into an officer involved shooting in Cedar Park
• Community mourns death of teenage siblings
• United Way Capital Area News - February 23, 2012
• Lunchbox Runs Marathon With No Training
• Several Central Texas teams bounced in Area Playoffs
• Oil prices rising to near 2011 highs
• Burnet community mourns death of brother and sister
• Hutto school battles bat, mice invasion
• Mother of former Leander ISD student files lawsuit against district
• Residents plea for turning lanes in Burnet County
• Aggie hopes to "BTHO" the odds to become first female yell leader
• Texas state parks struggle with drought, wildfires, and fewer visitors
• Beagle Brigade on patrol at DFW airport
• Friends and classmates remember Burnet HS students killed in car crash
• Police say alcohol not a factor in 6-year old boy's death
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down HWY 290
• Meet a Game Changer: Bob Metcalfe
• Child struck, killed by car in Northeast Austin
• Steiner Ranch fire victims rebuild
• Designated Driver Awareness Campaign Comes to ACC Feb. 28
• Leander ISD Sued Over Bullied Student
• 6-Year-Old Boy Struck, Killed By Car
• Rebuilding continues in Bastrop County
• Texas Supreme Court backs landowners' rights to water
• Seizure Victim Robbed, Stabbed
• New radar technology facilitates more precise forecasting
• Drama Department Presents “TANGO,” March 2-4 and 9-11
• The life and work of Barbara Jordan
• Wanderlust: 'Waderlust' walks a humorous, absurd line
• Two Alumni Launch Pizza Endeavor in Highland Mall
• Dell buys AppAssure Software
• Austin Boxer Rescue Looks for Foster Families
• New Bus Stop Signs coming to Oak Hill neighborhoods
• Regionalism a problematic extreme of 'buy local' mantra
• Sushi seller Uchi sues another Uchi
• OHAN hears ideas for ‘Green Mobility’
• Study: Many in Austin area face housing cost burden
• ACC to host Arne Duncan in March
• The Longhorn Bar hits Austin shelves, stores across Texas
• Fashionably Yours: The Fabricker
• GOP hopeful Rick Santorum rallies support in Austin
• New Texas rule could end Women's Health Program
• Capital efficiency critical for investor funding
• Viva Day Spa's growth tied to happy workers
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• 2 siblings die after car hits Burnet school bus
• Dish closing 500 Blockbuster stores
• Waco ISD votes to close schools to ease budget deficit
• TxDOT looks for ways to spend $2B
• Beagle Brigade on patrol at Texas airport
• Warrant roundup begins Saturday
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• Parents' lawsuit asks court to deem Texas schools unconstitutional
• New Texas rule could end Women's Health Program
• Wet weather means blankets of bluebonnets
• Last chance for SXSW volunteer sign ups
• GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum comes to Austin
• Bone Spirits launches ‘green’ booze
• Internet TV to stream in Wimberley
• Santorum Looks for Support in Austin
• North Austin shopping center sold
• Poll: Republicans love Texas, Democrats hate it
• Vampire bats in Austin?
• Why your tax refund might be late
• San Marcos moves to redevelop apartment buildings
• Austin gas prices expected to jump
• Alternative to Austin plastic bag ban proposed
• Bazaarvoice raises $114M IPO
• Roberto Clemente Memorabilia and Puerto Rican Sports Cards Program
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on Texas Joining Lawsuit to Protect Religious Freedoms
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry to Have Surgery to Repair Clavicle
• #1 DWI Offender Lives in Bastrop Co.
• 22 inch man claims to be world's shortest
• Residents want bigger fines for people who feed deer
• Austin economy and job growth expected to increase
• Landfill owners propose alternative to Austin's proposed plastic bag ban
• Heart disease nearly claims life of young Austin woman
• Police name person of interest in missing 80-year-old woman case
• Rising gas prices has Austinites looking for alternatives
• Texas launching navy, strengthening border forces
• Burnet County students are killed when their collides with a school bus
• Congressman Rubén Hinojosa Supports Decision Of U.S. Postal Service To Keep RGV-McAllen Mail Processing Center Open
• APD To Boost Security At 2012 SXSW
• Police Uncover Illegal Dumping Ring
• Police seek possible victims of FBI impersonator
• New Texas rule could end Women's Health Program
• Detectives Search for Missing Woman
• Researchers say vampire bats could be Austin bound
• Police Identify Man Killed Crossing Road
• Austin Waldorf School pushing through playoffs
• Perry weighs in on contraceptive lawsuit
• Bowie preps for state wrestling tournament
• UT to honor Ricky Williams with a statue
• New Rule May End Women's Health Program
• Truth Teams Takes Political Field
• 9/11 Kids Help Others, Rebuild Community
• UT to Honor Ricky Williams with Statue
• Blanco County Remembers Sheriff
• Two Teens Die in Burnet Co. Bus Crash
• Law School to host events for children and teens as part of Explore UT, Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Financial forecaster predicts big-time boom for Austin
• Police Follow New Lead In McFadyen Case
• Mack Brown speaks to media pre spring practice
• Milner named new CEO at Active Power
• Texas joins contraception mandate lawsuit
• Termina para que llegues lejos: Completa tu Título o Certificado
• U.S. Postal Service identifies 223 sites for closure
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• Flix Files: Navy Seals charge into box office battle
• UMCB to host emergency medicine program
• CAMM: Bright minds on display at Austin Science Festival
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• Wilde About Texas: Texas Sports Hall of Fame
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• Wildflower Center predicts a good spring wildflower show
• Central Freight places $2M order for CNG-powered Peterbilts
• Allstate launches auto-claims service in Texas
• Professor Robert Chesney to deliver Solf-Warren Lecture at Army JAG School, Februrary 27, 2012
• ACC Economics Professor Explains Gas Price Spike
• Fellows Find: How Diane Johnson’s writing process evolved with her work in Victorian literature and screenwriting
• App Wrap: 'SI Swimsuit 2012,' 'XBox Companion'
• Changes proposed to Austin's water restrictions
• Commander: Bright future ahead at Fort Hood
• Contenders swing for fences in final GOP debate before Super Tuesday
• Residents near racetrack fighting for noise ordinance
• New Braunfels freshmen to receive iPads
• Gas prices to rise up to 20 cents per gallon this weekend
• Dog bites increase in Central Texas
• Buehler in court for charges from New Year's Day arrest
• Memorial services Thursday for Blanco County Sheriff
• Driver charged after Texas wreck, 2 soldiers die
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Cap Metro weekend rail service could arrive in March
• Knight expands Bury + Partners in Dallas
• Cornyn: An ‘All-of-the-Above’ Energy Plan Starts with Keystone
• Don’t miss my op-ed in the Houston Chronicle about why a budget lacking entitlem...
• Xeris names three new board members
• Android will power new Google glasses
• Short-term home rentals hot for SXSW
• Survey: Longer life changes retirement planning
• Residents near F1 track want noise ordinance
• Schlotzky's, Sac-N-Pac link up for expansion
• LCRA OKs new water plan
• Cedar Park sued over planned nightclub near school
• One in four Americans telecommutes on regular basis
• Hightower Report: The Pampered Patient
• Police Chief Goes on the Offensive
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• The Charter, the Devil, and the Details
• Paper Towel Choking Case Back in Appeals Court
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• Point Austin: Dick Brown's Hermit Crabs
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• Austin Emergency Medicine Residency Program Approved to Begin in July
• Toll Camera Photo Used to Convict Killer
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• Cop Charged With Theft for Stealing Food
• Baylor baseball beats Texas State
• First Woman Judge In Travis County Dies
• Animal Shelter Operates At Full Capacity
• LCRA gives go-ahead to new water plan
• City Council discards timeline for Austin Energy vote
• Longhorns land another top recruit for 2013
• With issues mounting, should Texas lawmakers meet each year?
• Church Provides Blessing To Go
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• Austin Energy Fixes Billing System Bug
• Lady Bird Lake boardwalk bids exceed bond allotment
• U.S. Secretary of Education to Hold Town Hall Meeting at ACC March 8
• Life Sentence in Bizarre Torture Case
• Livestrong Austin Marathon women's winner Shannon Bixler in-studio
• Guest Blog: The long, brutal road ahead for the Republican nomination
• State requests gag order in Norwood case
• Broadway comes to Austin for animal benefit
• Lockdown at McAllum High School lifted after no weapon found
• Online Tuition Payment System Upgraded for Better Usability
• Austin Food & Wine Alliance names board members
• Three Ransom Center authors announced as finalists for the 2012 PEN/Faulkner Award
• ACC’s Health Information Technology Program Accredited
• 50th Anniversary of John Glenn’s historic space flight
• Reps. Culberson and Schiff: Don’t Gut Planetary Science
• LCRA Approves New Water Rules
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• Poll shows Rick Santorum is favored in Texas
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• APD race relations questioned once more
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• Professor Barbara Bintliff to participate as legal information expert at Congressional conference
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• Arizona finally gets GOP candidates' attention
• Poll: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
• Killeen police say boy, 4, fatally shot brother, 3
• Georgetown ISD approves new attendance zones
• Austin home sales on the rise
• Council calls special meeting with Austin Energy
• Ash Wednesday marks start of Lent
• Biologist: Warming winters may lure vampire bats
• Hutto ISD considering drastic budget cuts
• APD Makes Few Arrests on Fat Tuesday
• Fine art tour, food, and live entertainment at Art Night Austin
• Surprises in the election campaign cycle so far
• Integra Technologies snags $126K
• Bruegger’s bringing bagels to Austin
• Business travelers also hit by spiking oil costs
• Obama to propose lowering top corporate tax rate
• Dell reports Q4 profit drop, annual profit jump
• North Austin CommUnityCare clinic opens
• Texas economy improving, budget still short $4.1B
• Cost of Lady Bird Lake boardwalk keeps rising
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, agrees to sale
• UT women fall to top ranked Baylor
• Texas baseball loses to UT Arlington
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since '08 crisis
• Political round-up: Pelosi, Santorum, UT headline Texas news
• Intoxicated driver admits taking pills before fatal crash
• Hays County reconsiders ordinance requiring a life for a life
• Farmers most affected by LCRA's latest water managment plan
• How Hutto ISD's budget cuts compare to other districts'
• Refund checks from the IRS being delayed
• Perry says immigration worse than "Oops" in post-campaign interview
• APD says dash-cam video refutes claims made by local blogger
• Austin cab drivers allowed to charge extra $100 for clean up fee starting Thurs.
• CONGRESSMEN RUBÉN HINOJOSA AND GEORGE MILLER URGE ACTION TO PREVENT STUDENT LOAN INTEREST RATE INCREASE
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES NOMINATIONS TO U.S MILITARY SERVICE ACADEMIES
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA VOTES TO EXTEND PAYROLL TAX CUT AND UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
• Congressman Rubén Hinojosa Announces Over $4 Million in HUD Grants For Texas District 15 Public Housing Agencies
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• Rick Barnes frustrated with his team
• High School Hoops: Tuesday Boys playoff wrap up
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• Noisy San Marcos trains could be quieted under city plan
• Despite economic boost, no special session in sight for Texas schools
• APD releases dash cam of blogger detainment
• High court to take new look at affirmative action
• Video Released to Clear Up Blogger Issue
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• Staples takes border security message to a national audience
• City encourages smaller trash cans to boost recycling
• Celebrate Texas Independence with March 1 Multicultural Event
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• Man Stabbed, Police Search For Suspect
• ACC, Samsung Partner to Give Students Start on Tech Careers
• Man Charged With Unlawful Restraint
• Dell’s annual profit up 33%
• Rapoport Center to host eighth annual conference on property rights and the human rights agenda, March 1–2, 2012
• Texas State hoops to air on YNN Sports
• Restaurants prepare for 'fat' crowd Tuesday
• Century-old love letters digitized for all to see
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• Teacher workshops demonstrate value of primary source materials in Ransom Center’s collections to enhance learning
• North Forest project gets moving
• Amid bad Texas poll numbers, Romney endorsed by Joe Straus
• Consumer credit card debt drops
• Dow cracks 13,000 for first time since 2008
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• UT’s computing center lands $10M donation
• New Capitol exhibit honors life of Barbara Jordan
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• STI adds $2.5M to registered direct offering
• Regis to close hair salons, eliminate half of its 50 brands
• Four Seasons Hotel Austin named a top hotel
• Black Sheep Lodge launches petition to extend hours
• Growing Up Texas: Little Helping Hands
• Science Break: Energy absorption is no 'yolk'
• Christmas card arrives 60 years later
• Mardi Gras culminates on Fat Tuesday
• High court to take new look at affirmative action
• A mild winter could mean an early allergy season
• Fed up with menu: Texas middle schoolers stage lunch boycott
• Congress still trying to boost economy
• Fat Tuesday celebrations to take place downtown
• LCRA reviewing changes to water management plan
• Click Security launches cyber security product
• Hays Cty Animal Ordinance Under Review
• Commissioners Tweak Animal Ordinance
• Rising oil prices spark concern over higher gas prices
• Texas Methodist Foundation acquires CTMF assets
• Livestrong Marathon pumps $4.5M into Austin economy
• Austin hotel prices jump for F1 weekend
• Young shoppers seek mix of luxury and discounts
• Forecast: Lake Travis area to see positive growth in 2012
• Burgess Presses FDA on Drug Shortages, FDA Responds By Allowing Importation of Replacement Drug
• Texas men lose to Baylor
• Bobcat baseball topples Louisiana-Lafayette
• Texas men lose to Baylor
• Body found in Lady Bird Lake
• Drought-stricken trees pose safety hazard
• Austin Chili's restaurants helping raise funds for Kylie Doniak
• APD investigates smash-and-grab robbery in Northeast Austin
• Fueled by MidEast tensions, rising gas prices potential 2012 election issue
• Hutto ISD seeking input on $1.2 million in budget cuts
• First fainting clinic in Texas opens in Austin
• Parents of Hutto ISD students listen to more budget cut proposals
• Neighbors saw warning signs in driver before fatal crash
• Hutto ISD May Charge to Ride Bus
• Parents Want Sex Offender Law Changed
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• Kids brighten donations for seniors
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• Boaters enthused by rising lake levels
• Local Komen affiliate speaks on national controversy
• Police investigate body pulled from Lady Bird Lake
• Paul raises $4.5 million in January
• Body Found Floating in Lady Bird Lake
• Law students take Pro Bono Pledge
• American presidents, up close and personal
• Assault & Flattery presents: Callback to the Future, March 1–4, 2012
• Business Now: Central Texas Angel Network looking to expand
• Annual fundraiser showcases Blues and Jazz
• Annual fundraiser showcases Blues and Jazz
• Mardi Gras comes with 'sweet' tradition
• The art and science of political ads
• Your Health: New blood test for rheumatoid arthritis
• Elizabeth Smart weds at Hawaii temple
• Plane clips copter in Northern California; pilots hurt
• San Marcos Airport dreams big with new tower, terminal
• Bomb threat over in South Austin neighborhood
• Austin police investigate two fatal auto-pedestrian accidents
• Santorum winning presidential race in Texas
• Tech Beat: Toy makers give new products longevity through apps
• Athlete of the Week: Father-son bond drives player to success
• Athlete of the Week: Father-son bond drives player to success
• The Car Coach: Porsche Panamera 4
• On the Agenda: Good news for Obama; fewer American's think country is heading in wrong direction
• Smart Living: Toxins in makeup
• Man killed attempting to cross Mopac
• Two Dead in Separate Auto Accidents
• UT soccer play recovers from hit-and-run
• Report: Perry mostly absent from governor's office
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• Official: At least 40 dead in Mexico prison riot
• SKorea begins drills despite NKorea threat
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• 3 dead in Washington avalanche
• Marathon draws runners from around the world; Austinites win half marathon
• Nonprofit approved to restore historic home
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• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
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• Lowest scoring output of the season dooms UT Women
• Page explodes for 40 as Cowboys down Longhorns
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• Echelon One building open for business
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• LIVESTRONG Austin Marathon to bring big crowds, road closures
• Copper thieves strike homes along Lake Travis
• City of Lakeway revokes permit for rehab center
• Dispute in Bastrop ISD over Gay-Straight Alliance Tolerance Week
• Planned Parenthood president speaks on UT campus
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• Whitney Houston's funeral (11 a.m. Saturday)
• Defenders update on Texas prison medical care
• APD officers may be moving around in smaller groups this weekend
• Jacki Brinker Running LIVESTRONG Half Marathon with a Heavy Heart
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• Protests Maybe Hurting Local Businesses
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• Delay Requested For STAAR Test
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• ACC Provides Training with $443,107 Texas Workforce Commission Grant
• Rep. Culberson’s Statement on the Payroll Tax Cut Agreement
• Runners abuzz for Sunday's 21st Austin Marathon
• Living Center Without Natural Gas
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• 'Silent disco' parties may be live music alternative
• Business Now: Faulty AE billing system overcharging some customers
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• Moody's: Natural gas to remain in excess supply in 2012
• Sue Gove named Golfsmith president
• Tech Workers in High Demand
• Not all plaintiffs on board with U.S. Congressional map agreement
• Lakeway Rehab Center Denied Permit
• Mother, 2 children die in mobile home blaze
• Symposium on “International Arbitration in Latin America: State Intervention in Investor-State Disputes,” February 23, 2012
• McGarrah Jessee snags industry veteran Bill Morgan
• Hitch a homey ride at annual RV expo
• STI launches $4.6M registered direct offering
• Carter Votes NO on Payroll Tax Cut Extension, Higher Deficits
• Top public relations firms in Austin
• 12th Annual Gospel Extravaganza Recognizes Black History Through Music
• Photo Friday
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• ‘Happily ever after’ less likely for married couples using Facebook
• Criminal defense attorney: Unlikely TCU bust to lead to suppliers
• Planned Parenthood leader says Komen relationship restored
• Three Forks
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• Lee Leffingwell spoofs "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"
• Emergency Preparedness Summit comes to Austin
• Off the Plate: Congress Austin's seared scallops
• Deciding on entrepreneurship? Austin has resources
• Contego founder builds on lessons learned
• ACC, WGU Texas Op-Ed: Crossing Education’s Finish Line
• Backstage Pass: Big Don
• Central TX Leaders Discuss Wildfires
• Fashionably Yours: Spring style
• White House says Buffett Rule a guide, not a rule
• Alamo Drafthouse expanding to San Francisco
• Cornyn: Failed Stimulus Epitomizes 2012 Choice for Voters
• New counseling center helps prepare graduate students
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• Smith: More Viewers Note Media Bias
• Smith to Host Small Business Forum
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• Burgess Votes Against More Delays and Deeper Deficit
• Alternative School Help Kids Graduate
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• APD launches "No Refusal" initiative for Mardi Gras
• Dow within 100 of 13,000 as stocks barrel higher
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• Three restaurants fail inspection in latest "Eat, Drink & Be Wary"
• Parents sound off on controversial boundary change proposal in Round Rock schools
• Witnesses chase after hit and run driver after he injures a cyclist
• Inside APD Fingerprint Lab
• Should Flags Be Lowered For Singer?
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• [Press Release] Governor’s Commission for Women Seeking Nominations for Texas Women’s Hall of Fame
• City reviews Lady Bird Lake boardwalk contractor bids
• UT baseball set to begin Friday
• Todd Raymond accepts head coaching job at Lehman
• Jarrell finishes regular season undefeated
• Plan to restore Lost Pines is complete, but short on funding
• Capital Tonight: Parties and candidates plan around tentative primary date
• Will Perry form a PAC?
• Missing Teen Found At Friend’s House
• Texas State Removes Submarine Theatre
• Elections 2012: University experts weigh in on the issues
• Family Mourns Soldier Killed in Wreck
• Experts stress action to curb state water crisis
• 3-of-4 charges dropped against woman struck by APD officer
• Gov. Perry looking to set up PAC
• ACC Hosts Severe Weather Training for College and Community Feb. 21
• APD creates 'No-Refusal' weekend for Mardi Gras
• Anderson to face court of inquiry in Morton case
• TCU Bust Sign Of Increased Pot Problem
• Austin-produced app tracks runners in local marathon
• Texas Judge Faces Court of Inquiry
• Man Charged For Impersonating Cop
• Student Essay Contest Open, Asks “Why is Black History Month relevant in 2012?”
• Culinary Program Promotes Composting
• Study aims to help Bastrop get back to business
• X Factor to Hold Auditions in Austin
• Magazine ranks Austin a top shopping city
• Counting Crows to headline free SXSW show at Auditorium Shores
• UT working to increase four-year graduation rate
• Jedi training camp brings 'the force' to Austin
• GQ lists Austin’s Barley Swine among best new U.S. eateries
• Scott Horton, ’81, to deliver Weil Lecture, “More Security, Less Democracy? Struggling to Maintain Democratic Voices in the National Security Debate,” February 21, 2012
• Smart Living: Heart disease
• App Wrap: 'Game Changer,' 'Duo Plink'
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• Healthy Living: Bariatric surgery
• Africa and the Archive: Researching the Transcription Centre
• Surfers brave the cold to hang 10
• Man's vision restored after explosion
• Donations pour in for mom who lost husband after giving birth
• TCU administrators unaware of six-month drug probe
• Antibiotics might not help sinus infections
• Tex-Mex restaurant says no kids allowed
• Churches to discuss Austin Energy rate hike with city leaders
• RRISD to vote on controversial boundary changes
• Arrest made after UT police use bait bike
• University of Texas considers plan to raise graduation rates
• School bus driver in Little River Academy crash dies
• Austin airport joins new state association
• Vida Capital fund collects $64M
• Sen. Cornyn Statement On Presentation Of $30 Million In Seized Assets To Law Enforcement Agencies
• Texas ranks 9th for business tax climate
• Lexus ranks as most dependable
• Ridership up on Austin's MetroRail
• Texas manufacturers summit outlines plans for future policy
• Austin sushi spot Uchi opens in Houston
• Payroll Tax Agreement Achieves Necessary Reforms while preventing Economic Disruption & Tax Increases on Working Americans
• Lakeway residents protest proposed post-detox center
• Payroll tax cut extension deal done
• Funding for Austin F1 track doubles to $200M
• Doggett Seat a Sticking Point in Redistricting
• Morton Case Court of Inquiry One Step Closer
• Council Dance Cards Filling
• Ultrasound Suit Loses Ground
• So Close to Water, Yet So Far
• The Hightower Report
• Abbott Balks at Birth Control Mandate
• Residents Seek More Cop Accountability
• About-Face for the Cure
• Then There's This: Consumer Alert
• Point Austin: Recalling Eroy Brown: Groundbreaking murder case reflects long fight for justice
• Austin Education vs. Education Austin
• Richard Wallrath biopic makes Paramount premiere
• Johnson Announces Service Academy Nominees
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• Flix Files: Cage, Witherspoon hope to ride box office hot streak
• Residents Speak Out About Dangerous Road
• Gov. Perry steps into public's eye for red carpet event
• Longhorn women beat Texas Tech
• City meets with Travis Heights community to discuss condo concerns
• HEB grocery chain launches weight loss contest
• Careworker attacked by MHMR patient with knife
• Man accused of breaking into woman's apartment in South Austin
• City of Austin searching for bicycle ambassadors
• Friends mourn death of two young brothers
• Federal panel: No Texas primary before May 29
• Lakeway residents voice concerns about drug rehab center location
• Two Austin Officers fired after one slaps woman for spitting on her
• Lakeway residents upset about possible location of drug rehab center
• APD officers fighting to keep jobs after spitting incident
• UT softball gets comeback win
• Tippers Betrayed After Identity Leaked
• Austin Water committee meets to discuss possible rate hike
• Release of Sex Offender Worries Victims
• State-of-the-art tunnel provides major upgrade to Austin infrastructure
• 2 APD officers fired, 2 suspended after officer strikes woman
• Grammy producer dishes on the big show
• Grammy producer dishes on the big show
• Lindsey Harris leads Westlake soccer
• New STAAR Test Causing Concern
• South Austin sinkhole deepening understanding of water flow
• Judge: Texas should plan on May 29 primary
• Congrats to University of North Texas student Monica Thieu for winning Jeopardy...
• New numbers show more Austinites are riding MetroRail
• APD Officer Fired for Hitting Suspect
• Human Rights Happy Hour: Professor Jorge Contesse to discuss “Inter-American Constitutionalism: The Creation and Internalization of Human Rights,” February 20, 2012
• Important Changes to FAFSA Procedure for Students Applying for 2012-13 Financial Aid
• Sentencing continues in fatal home invasion trial
• Fingerprint Links Man to Burglary
• High School Hoops: Round Rock beats Westwood
• Austin startup Silverback Enterprise buys two companies
• Survey: Many small businesses unaware of music laws
• Report: Austin 10th most at-risk for cybercrime
• TX Redistricting Deal Getting Closer
• Wholly Cow Burgers opens second Austin spot
• Austin Sinkhole May Help With Study
• Austin real estate round-up: Feb. 15
• 31,812 Austin households have incomes above $200K
• Waco ISD board discusses school closures, consolidations
• Shell Oil invests $3.9M in UT
• TouchNet System Downtime Feb. 21
• Condo construction prompts flooding concerns in Travis Heights
• American Campus Q4 profit, revenue up
• Chavez faces Spelman in Place 5 council seat race
• Red River Rivalry, ACL Fest fall on same weekend
• 'Love Austin Week' shows admiration for local charities
• Hays County Dog Angel Put to Death
• Active Now: The sport of trapeze
• Active Now: The art of trapeze
• Shea, Leffingwell argue their solutions to Austin's growing pains
• Your Driver's Ed: Cleaning foggy headlights
• Mary Hardin Baylor slated for new stadium
• Republican chair seeking alternatives for delegate selection
• Report: Entrepreneurs optimistic in 2012
• Active Power hits record annual revenue level
• UPS reporting widespread technical glitches
• McKinney woman searches for symbol of husband's love
• Woman's quick action saves baby from car crash
• At least 300 dead in Honduran prison fire
• Study finds Texas drought killed 5.6 million trees
• Man convicted of murdering two men receives life sentence
• Three injured in school bus accident
• Grand opening held for new Cap Metro park and ride in Manor
• Independent voter myths, super PACs and more
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• School Bus Involved in Morning Crash
• Silicon Space Technology secures $2.5M
• STAAR may not affect final grades this year
• Redistricting arguments continue in San Antonio
• TCU Students Arrested in Drug Sweep
• Texas/OU game to fall on ACL weekend
• New homeowner-friendly mortgage statements are likely
• Hillside Ranch developer adjusts plans, wins over foes
• Study: Tech overseas outsourcing drops
• Georgetown puts fire station truck bay up for sale
• Silverback Enterprise Group acquires two companies
• Funding for Austin F1 track tops $100M
• Cornyn Statement on Anniversary of ICE Special Agent Jaime Zapata’s Death
• Saying “I Do” On The Texas Frontier
• Residents Upset Over Rehab Center
• Connally High School Teacher Wins Award
• Austin couple ties the knot on Valentine's Day
• Intercepted package leads to pot bust in Fayette Co.
• Police arrest Wells Fargo bank robbery suspect
• While federal judges hear testimony, election administrators wait in limbo
• LCRA cracking down on homeowners who steal water from lakes
• Round Rock cameras could soon help congestion
• Sinkhole in Southwest Austin raises aquifer concerns
• Two children die in Williamson County crash
• Conference realignment cause Texas/OU to fall on ACL weekend
• Austin Police have plans to tackle increase in Downtown violent crime
• 2 Killed, 5 Injured In HWY 29 Accident
• Texas beats Oklahoma, wins fourth straight
• Redistricting arguments continue in San Antonio
• Bowie Coach reflects on 40 years as baseball coach for AISD
• Award-winning furniture designer sets up shop in Oak Hill
• Pflugerville teacher wins esteemed Milken Educator Award
• Driver’s BAC Was 4 Times Legal Limit
• Judge Performs Free Marriages on V Day
• Police nab Valentine's Day bank robber
• Leander gas leak repaired, roads reopened
• APD Looking for Missing Teen
• Update on Metro Rail in District 7
• Police, family search for missing South Austin teen
• D.A. Protests Parole Of Sex Offender
• ACC President Backs Community College Proposal
• With Love: Florists spread love with beautiful blooms
• International Student Office Hosts “Ask an Immigration Lawyer” Feb. 17
• ACC Participa en reunión informativa de Ayuda Financiera el 19 de Febrero
• Int’l Paper completes Temple-Inland acquisition
• Family Dog to Die for Killing Chickens
• San Marcos Lifts Water Restrictions
• Ad agencies rake in ADDY awards
• Black Sand Technologies raises $10M
• Health-focused university to turn dirt in Austin
• San Marcos water restrictions lifted
• Manor unveils Cap Metro park and ride
• Nearly Nude TX Teen Leads Cops on Chase
• Leander Gas Leak Prompts Evacuations
• Marble Falls has strong self-employment rate
• Opinion: Resurrecting Washington's Birthday
• Report: Texas economy keeps momentum going
• 2012 Big 12 Conference schedule announced
• “The Gernsheim Collection” Earns Recognition
• Waco ISD to discuss school closures, consolidations
• TxDOT proposes rail from Austin to Houston
• Hearse arrives at NJ funeral home handling Houston
• Some chicken jerky treats may be poisonous to dogs
• Study: Sleeping with pets could make you sick
• Retail sales rose 0.4 percent in January
• China's next leader Xi Jinping visits White House
• LCRA cracks down on illegal water pumping
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• WVU Settles Lawsuit, Will Join Big 12
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• Same-Sex Couples Push for Right to Wed
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• Off the Plate: The three tiers of Congress Austin
• Off the Plate: The three tiers of Congress Austin
• Growing Up Texas: Mommy Mixer
• Growing Up Texas: Mommy Mixer
• Local Wonders: Monk parakeets
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• Last year's Wall Street losers may be 2012's big winners
• CAMPO: Austin to Houston rail route has potential
• Help for entrepreneurs in Obama's proposed budget
• Dell a 'hot turnaround tech story'
• Gibson Flats goes up on South Lamar
• Seton Heart Institute Opens First Fainting Clinic in Texas
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• CONGRESSWOMAN SHEILA JACKSON LEE MAKES A STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA’S FISCAL YEAR 2013 BUDGET
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• Austin residents recovering after carbon monoxide leak
• Texas could see silver lining in troubled primary
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• Round Rock student receives gift of hearing
• STAAR test raises questions for more than students
• Austin company revolutionizing modern warefare
• A one year waiver on a certain aspect of STAAR tests could occur
• Town Hall Meeting regarding fatal police shooting stirs up emotions
• Panhandling Continues Despite Laws
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• North Texas coach McCarney hospitalized
• Road Woes; UT has just two wins away from home
• Road Woes; UT has just two wins away from home
• Spread a Little Love
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• Elizabeth Ames-Jones steps down from Railroad Commission
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• Budget woes turn into harsh realities for Hutto ISD
• Death of Bryon Carter Jr. center of East Austin town hall
• Group Raises Dating Violence Awareness
• The memory function
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• Austin district muddling redistricting negotiations
• Monarch Utilities under investigation
• LCRA To Enforce Illegal Water Pumping
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• Redistricting Compromise Still Elusive
• ACC Participates in Financial Aid Town Hall Meeting Feb. 19
• ACLJ Urges Supreme Court to Uphold Arizona Immigration Law on Behalf of 57 Members of Congress & 65,000 Americans
• Unbuilt Marriott books big convention
• Challenge to Texas margin tax dies
• Austin’s F1 facility goes green
• nFusion fires up CiCi’s Pizza website
• Donation helps hearing-impaired 5th grader
• Lone Star Scene: Austin makeup artist glamorizes horror effects
• Census: 21K Austin workers use public transit
• Divco West acquires Austin office space
• Business Now: Community bank expands to Austin
• Smart Living: Rekindling romance
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• Cooking at Home: Smoked salmon frittata
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• Athlete of the Week: Diamond Ford brings sparkle to scoreboard
• Apple sues Samsung over U.S. smartphone sales
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• On the Agenda: San Antonio court says it means business on redistricting
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• Cornyn Joins Court Challenge to President’s Health Care Law
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• Service Academy Day - March 4, 2012
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• Coroner: Houston autopsy results on lockdown
• Amy's expects to make 100,000+ chocolate covered strawberries
• AFD responds to house fire in South Austin
• The final days of Whitney Houston
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• Blankets needed for animals at APA
• Winter blast hits Fredericksburg
• Wintery mix passes through Central Texas
• Unclean chimney likely to blame for 2-story house fire
• Suspected gas leak in Northeast Austin sends 7 to hospital
• Wangmene's career day a big part of UT's win over Wildcats
• Ice and Snow In Central Texas
• Longhorns claim Texas Classic title with fifth-straight shutout
• Gas Leak Sends 7 to Hospital
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• Occupy Austin braves wintry weather for potluck picnic
• Deep chill felt across Central Texas
• Private school wraps up week-long anti-bullying program
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• Snoball sponsors Love Austin Week to support local charities
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• Hartung's career night pushes Women's Basketball over OSU, 69-53
• Training exercises held to help emergency responders
• Texas primaries set for April 3 by federal panel
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• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
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• Powerball Mania
• 'Celebration of Love' honors women influential to Shiloh community
• New Trees Planted In Bastrop
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Big Second Half leads UT to 75-64 Win over Kansas St.
• Speak Up Austin: Ironing out the new city website
• Romney edges Santorum in conservatives' straw poll
• Bastrop County residents treated to 'tree-for-all'
• Carver Museum hosts traditional music for Black History Month
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• LBJ beats Lanier, wins district
• LBJ beats Lanier, wins district
• [Press Release] Texas Ranked Top Exporting State for 10th Consecutive Year
• Pocket-Dialing 911 Is Growing Problem
• Victim of Check Theft Ring Speaks Out
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• Leander neighbors protect themselves after violent home invasions
• President proposes contraception compromise with Catholic employers
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• Bastrop offering free trees to residents affected by wildfires
• Austin City Council approves design for $800,000 artistic wall
• UT to become tobacco-free campus
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• Former prosecutor in Morton case now to face his day in court
• Rep. John Culberson Cosponsors the Respect for Rights of Conscience Act
• Rouse Student Creates Unique Fundraiser
• High-Speed Chase Ends In Crash
• UT Softball dominates UTSA, gets 2nd straight win
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• Judge orders court of inquiry to gauge Anderson misconduct
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• Judge Anderson Faces Court Of Inquiry
• Longhorns' Sam Stafford mulling surgery, could miss 2012
• Fuel War Underway In Caldwell County
• ACC Hosts Nursing Job Recruitment Fair Feb. 14
• Free love for Valentine’s Day at the Austin Animal Center
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• Texas State cracks down on toxic paint pollution
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• Bail Bond Owner Charged With Theft
• Brand building takes consistency
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• APD Officer Sidelined for Car Crash
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• Photo Friday
• Austin No. 29 for manufacturing job growth
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• First lady's Dallas recreation visit to focus on healthy living
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• Talk of banning tobacco on entire UT-Austin campus
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• The Car Coach: 2012 Kia Soul
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• HomeAway expands, opens third Austin office
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• President's Latest ObamaCare Retreat Shows How "Disconnected" He is from Americans
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• Vigil Held For Shooting Victim
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• The consequences of Romney’s proposed minimum wage hike
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• San Marcos seeks applicants for $572K in grant funds
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• Austin records nation’s sixth-highest retail job growth
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• With Love: DIY Valentine's Day gifts
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• UT Board of Regents approves move to purchase Players
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• Republicans vow to stop required birth control coverage for faith-based employers
• 10 states to get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Texas judge: Breast-pumping at work is grounds for firing
• Council to discuss energy rates, rail service, and bag ban
• Obama’s budget would cut Mars program, solar system exploration
• Students swap school for Samsung for tech workshop
• Students swap school for Samsung tech workshop
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• Banks, government nearing $26B settlement
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• Plans change for Sessom Drive development
• House Republicans Vote to Put Teeth in the STOCK Act
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• Bike bridge could link Southwest Austin and downtown
• UT regents OK Player's purchase
• Abbott Maps Meet Minority Opposition
• A Plea for 'Balanced Density'
• Grading the City's New Website: Incomplete
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• Public Hearing: Rate Your Rate Increase
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• Texas State beats Central Arkansas
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• Three men involved in Cedar Park "road block" robbery sentenced
• Two Leander women attacked in violent home invasion
• Cap Metro, City of Austin eye weekend rail service
• Former LBJ HS teacher faces felony charges for giving student "morning after pill"
• Santorum seeks Texas blessing following primary hat trick
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• APD busts "large marijuana grow house"
• Bootleggers
• Bastrop couple helps provide fire victims comforts of home
• Economic outlook for 2012 good for Austin
• UT To Buy Players Restaurant
• Texas Sonogram Law Now In Effect
• Houston to host 2013 All-Star game
• Loophole In Law Puts Kids At Risk
• Rangers and Elvis Andrus Agree to Three-Year Deal
• Rangers and Elvis Andrus Agree to Three-Year Deal
• UT softball season set to begin Thursday
• New bridge on I-35 to serve as 'gateway' to South Texas
• Former AISD teacher charged with giving student 'morning after pill'
• Students swap school for Samsung for tech workshop
• Outcry continues over Temple post office closure
• Critics react to new mandate requiring birth control coverage
• Guest Blog: Republicans' really crappy terrible horrible week
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• City Looks To Build Multi-Use Facility
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• Style Guide: Get set for spring
• The pros and cons of Ron Paul
• Man Convicted of 2010 Murder, Robbery
• Arts & Humanities Spring 2012 Schedule Showcases Carnival ah!
• Active Now: Workout like an Olympic athlete
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• Your Driver's Ed: Changing a flat tire, part 2
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• Woman Hit By CapMetro Bus Dies
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• Meningitis Vaccination Availability Extended at County Health Departments
• Bell County PRCA Rodeo hopes to 'lasso' big crowd
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• ARCpoint Labs to offer drug-testing services in Austin
• Applied Nanotech gets $730K Army contract
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• Child Wellness: Handling an aggressive child
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• Austin employees in love with their jobs, survey says
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• Austin collects $16.5M in sales tax revenue
• WhiteGlove spreads medical services to Tenn.
• Cornyn to Obama: Withdraw Birth Control Mandate
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• State removes memorial sign for DWI victim
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• Dublin bottler faces challenge of selling new sodas
• Doing time, getting health care on your dime
• Amber Alert issued for missing 11-year-old
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• ACC to turn part of Highland Mall into classrooms
• Hit and run victim opens eyes, moves finger
• City government in limbo without full council
• Rep. Culberson: “It’s outrageous and unacceptable to drive our friends the Canadians into the arms of China.”
• Texas Stars fall to Milwaukee in OT
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• Austin-based Pivot3 receives $23M
• Traveling to D.C.? Stay at Trump hotel
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• Manny's deli in North Austin to close
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• The Lonestar Weekly: February 8, 2012
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• Williamson Co. man sentenced to 12 years for attack on pregnant girlfriend
• Austin woman charged with assaulting EMS paramedic
• TxDOT ponders RR 12 compromise
• Democrat Dan Grant challenges McCaul over TransCanada investments
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• States Debate Same-Sex Marriage Benefits
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• High School Hoops: Lake Travis beats Dripping Springs
• TCSO seeks pubilc's help for leads in April murder
• City Proposes Secondhand Store Ordinance
• Leander Boy Attacked By Mountain Lion
• City to install crosswalk light at intersection of teens' death
• F1 track owners sue Elroy resident over water line
• Longhorn men finally win a close one
• Bradley, Duty in bitter race for Wilco DA
• Ron Paul experiencing national poll bump
• AE wants $1M from city for potential rate hike legal fees
• Texas State adds Jeff Conway to football staff
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• Texas law focuses on deterring copper thefts
• Wittig given nod as Oak Hill fire chief
• Man Sentenced to 12 Years For Assault
• Great seeing Texas State Representative Jim Keffer in DC today
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• Riverside Villas to add homes in East Austin
• RB Ricky Williams Retiring from NFL
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• 4 Austin communities among top master-planned in U.S.
• Police Say Online Meeting Leads to Rape
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• Carter Calls for Review of South Temple Post Office Closing
• Cahalane joins COTA team
• Seventh Annual Oil, Gas, and Energy Law Symposium to be held February 9–10, 2012
• Dentists encourage oral health care for little mouths
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• Princeton ranks UT on Best Value Colleges list
• Charles Dickens turns 200 today
• Tango Health gets $4M in funding
• Changes could be nearing Austin-Travis County EMS
• Texas family seeks pilot's body left in Iraq
• Big Bend designated as International Dark Sky Park
• Feds urged to hand over Armstrong info
• Dad who killed self, sons in blaze left voicemail
• Wind turbines, Navy jets keeping Texas truce
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• Man dies in Burnet County motorcycle accident
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• Off the Plate: ASTI's Duck Egg Brushetta
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• Iron Cactus sued by workers over labor laws
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• The five fastest-growing jobs in the U.S.
• The Domain getting a Microsoft retail store
• Wasabi Japanese & Chinese coming to Georgetown
• Austin a test market for AFL-CIO TV ad
• Cornyn Vows to Repeal Unconstitutional Healthcare Mandate for Faith-Based Employers
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• Advocate For Rx Marijuana Speaks Out
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• Austin man charged with sexually assaulting family babysitter
• AG accepts Texas redistricting deal
• New city rules prompt changes at Occupy Austin
• Funeral services Monday for victim in Avery Ranch shooting
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• Dewhurst to Congress: Keystone must pass
• Moms want breastfeeding photos on Facebook
• UT researchers could be closer to curing peripheral nerve damage
• Governor Perry stumps against Obama in first speech since exiting race
• Gov. Perry ventures back into Texas public eye
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• Safety commission asks for private review of yogurt shop murders
• New interim maps don't do Doggett any favors
• Shooting Victim Laid to Rest
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• Limited parking exasperates downtown business owners
• Body Found in Central Austin Identified
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• Randy Travis Arrested for PI
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• Former UT soccer player in ICU after hit-and-run collision
• Judge: Keep Negotiating TX Map Deal
• More details emerge on Austin Aquatic Center
• Man Arrested After Barricade Situation
• Worldwide semiconductor sales hit record $299.5B
• Top stock investments by members of Congress
• UT's Visual Lab
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• Business Now: MedSpring expanding in Austin and beyond
• Tech Beat: Newest crop of robots ready to play doctor or just play
• Austin adds 13,200 private-sector jobs in 2011
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• Austin-based Valence Technology wins European Patent appeal
• RoomStore to close Austin stores after Ch. 11 filing
• Astrotech nets $1.8M Q2 loss
• Athlete of the Week: On the fast track to success
• ACC En Español: College Enhances Spanish-Language Website
• Cooking at Home: Mediterranean style roasted potato salad
• Interesting Editorial by the Chicago Tribune
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• Animals steal spotlight in Super Bowl commercials
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• Texas Law Review symposium on modern capital markets and corporations, February 24–25, 2012
• 3rd US cruise ship sails after virus outbreak
• Meteor hunters zero in on intergalactic treasure
• Presidential candidates move on to Colorado and Minnesota
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Gov. Perry ventures back into Texas public eye
• Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Susan G. Komen is trying to win back supporters
• Fire breaks out at South Austin duplex
• APD enforces No Refusal rules on Super Bowl Sunday
• Apollo Endosurgery secures $47.6M financing
• Dispersol gets $641K of a planned $1.5M
• Luminex OKs $22.7M stock repurchase
• RR Honors African American Women
• Your Health: Dealing with death
• Texas preps for historic night in College Station
• UT outfielder injured, will miss 2012 season
• Shopping malls suffer, try to find new life
• Nearly 100 million in the U.S. now own smartphones
• Stocks hit pre-crisis level
• Vendors take part in Cedar Park's open air market
• Apartment developments raise traffic questions in C. Austin
• Rollingwood offers $10.6M to buy wastewater system
• Twice as nice: Giants defeat Patriots once more
• Star Of Texas Fair And Rodeo 2012
• Dr. Burgess on the Floor: Celebrating the Life of President Ronald Reagan
• Sunday Morning Fatal Accident
• Body Found Near Austin High School
• Las Lomitas Water Fundraiser
• Humane Society hosts Puppy Bowl
• Austin Zoo gets new addition
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Souper Bowl of Caring ends Sunday
• Medicaid counselor encouraged teen to get pregnant for dental coverage
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• APD investigates suspicious death
• Woman recovers after being hit by Cap Metro bus
• Forever Families: Fun-loving siblings seek fun family
• Puppy Bowl provides adorable alternative to Sunday's big game
• City Imposes Curfew; Occupiers Evicted
• Occupiers Move Out
• Lights Coming For Crosswalk
• Police investigate body found near high school
• Copper crime wave hits Oak Hill
• Pet of the Week: Cindy Lou, Felicia
• Overnight rollover wreck kills driver
• Old-fashioned fundraiser helps local art gallery
• A chef overcomes cancer to pursue his dream
• Peaches is the Pet of the Week
• Overnight auto accident leaves one dead, one in hospital
• An Austin non-profit has a special show to benefit the Humane Treatment of Animals
• Texas Women fall at Iowa State
• Source: UT's Walla injures knee, will miss season
• UT Basketball Tops Red Raiders, 74-57
• UT Basketball Tops Red Raiders, 74-57
• Going Green: Solar-powered sign
• Healthy Living: How safe are laptops?
• Charlotte Holds Off Texas 4-3
• Following eviction, Occupy Austin meets to determine future
• UT soccer player hit by car
• Boy Scouts collect food for Souper Bowl of Caring
• US Army: Brigadier general has died in Afghanistan
• Romney eyes win in quiet Nevada caucuses
• Romney takes early lead in Nevada
• Occupy Austin rallies on city hall plaza
• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada GOP caucuses
• Motorcycle wreck kills 1 in Northwest Austin
• Friends & Family Remember Victim
• APD Shuts Down Occupy Austin
• Cooking at Home: Breaded chicken cutlets with artichoke hearts
• Police identify suspect shot in overnight SWAT standoff
• Out in the Garden: Conserving water with wicking beds
• Boy Scouts fight area hunger with parade
• Channing Tatum plans SXSW visit after taking 'The Vow'
• Northwest Austin man charged with murder after early morning shooting
• Severe weather forces Williamson County road closures
• Part 2: Online business accused of selling sick designer dogs
• Belle is the Pet of the Week
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• Economist Jason Schenker talks about the latest jobs report
• A SWAT stand-off ends in northwest Austin with suspect in an ambulance.
• Occupy Austin looking for a new home after Police clear out City Hall
• APD evicts Occupy Austin protesters from City Hall plaza
• Hutto Looks to Cut $1.2 M From Budget
• High School Hoops: Bowie beats Anderson
• High School Hoops: Jarrell beats Florence
• Donations continue for Souper Bowl of Caring
• Prosecutors close Lance Armstrong investigation
• Man arrested, charged after burglary in South Austin
• Fredericksburg pulling together to help Cantu family
• Komen founder reverses Planned Parenthood grant ban
• Residents ask TxDOT to replace RR 12
• Internet expert: Cyber threats more perception that reality
• High School Hoops: Cedar Park beats Rouse
• Houston Standoff Ends In Suicide
• APD Launches No-Refusal For Super Bowl
• LCRA: Spicewood Beach customers should limit bathing to 'special occasions'
• Still no option for downtown recycling
• Former UT soccer player Doniak in ICU after hit-and-run collision
• Students Take Dual Credits To Save Money
• 'Canstruction' brings in thousands of canned goods for food pantry
• Longhorns secure first 2013 football commit
• Lance Armstrong will not face charges in doping investigation
• Man charged with murder in Avery Ranch shooting
• Understanding the 'Castle Doctrine'
• Minority coalition reaches out to AG over possible settlement
• Police charge man for overnight hit-and-run collision
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on U.S. Senate Passing Congressional Insider Trading Ban
• Party with the Stars at Round Rock Campus Feb. 10
• Komen Reinstates Grant Funding
• Witnesses to civil rights era life
• Burn Ban lifted in Travis County
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• Business Now: New MUDs could mean big development
• Man Arrested For Home Invasion
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• Austin-based Hanger revamps its brand
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• Five Teens Arrested For Burglary
• 'Big Miracle' Tells a Whale-Tale Based on True Story
• Wyatt Brand moves to new space on South Lamar
• EPA: Austin No. 8 for green power
• Photo Friday
• Tech Beat: Innovative technology transforms the driving experience
• Sneak peak slideshow: Alamo Drafthouse Slaughter Lane
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• Man Charged with Murder after Shooting
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• CARTS Providing Direct Service from Bastrop County to Riverside Campus
• Austin entrepreneur teams up with For Dummies brand
• Speak Up Austin: Seeking public input on bond development
• Fashionably Yours: Spring shoe trends
• AirTran plans Austin to Cancun flights
• Sen. Cornyn Backs Legislation To Exempt Religious Organizations From Overreaching Obamacare Mandates
• Dell names Swainson president of new software group
• U.S. unemployment drops again; economy adds 243K jobs
• Komen Reverses Funding Decision
• Canine Center open house on Saturday
• Iron Cactus
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• Toddlers and beauty pageants: How much is too much?
• Hackers publish names, addresses of hundreds of Texas police officers
• Two injured in downtown Austin hit and run
• Viewing Friday for teens killed in fire
• Austin police announce "No Refusal" for Super Bowl
• Rangers' Hamilton has relapse with alcohol
• One dead in car accident, shooting in Northwest Austin
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• LCRA battles allegations of mismanagement, skewed priorities
• Police investigate hit-and-run accident downtown
• Man shot, killed after early morning car crash
• Busey named venture partner at Austin Ventures
• Guzman named MASBA 2013 president
• SEC still avoids tough sanctions on big banks
• DPS breaks ground on Pflugerville megacenter
• Austin City Council approves new cab fee
• Tax break drops corporate rate to lowest in 40 years
• Austin Energy keeps rate increase, splits it into phases
• SWAT Situation in West Travis County
• APD Investigating Shooting Death
• Two People Injured in Hit-and-Run
• Senate GOP to Challenge President’s ‘Recess’ Appointments
• COLOMBIA CAUCUS CO-CHAIRS MEET WITH COLOMBIAN LABOR MINISTER PARDO
• Marchant’s “Airport Security Options Act” Passes the House of Representatives
• Scientist ID Remains Along Border
• Man gets life in prison for fifth DWI offense
• Judge delays Ft. Hood suspect's trial
• Woman in serious condition after Cap Metro bus crash
• Experts race to learn more about Wednesday Night's Meteor
• Trump endorsment, Senate dropout, redistricting top Thursday politics
• Recent rains a drop in the bucket for rivers, lakes
• LCRA blamed for adding to water shortage
• UIL announces redistricting
• Austin Energy presents modified rate proposal to city council
• Online business accused of selling sick dogs
• Council signs off on more funds to finish 'trail to nowhere'
• Attacker’s Final Victim Moves Foward
• Komen Cancer Charity Confronts Backlash
• Josh Hamilton Has Reported Relapse
• Council hears revisions to Austin Energy rate hike proposal
• Capital Tonight: Republicans aplenty in District 25 race
• University Interscholastic League realigns districts
• Howell Leaves Texas Football Program
• Howell Leaves Texas Football Program
• Meteor Caught on Police Dash Camera
• Recent changes bring new excitement to Bobcat fans
• Recent changes bring new excitement to Bobcat fans
• CapMetro Releases Bus Accident Video
• APD Searches For Burglary Suspect
• Judge issues delay in Maj. Nidal Hasan trial
• High School Blitz Signing Day Special
• Another Democrat Drops Out of US Senate race
• Labor or leisure?
• Texas State regents donate $240K to Perry
• APD Names Suspect in Car Wash Stabbing
• Bee Cave Bob predicts an early spring
• Crews Work to Repair Gas Break
• Jury Sentences Man To Life For Fifth DWI
• Smart Living: Beat the sniffling season with a cold, flu quiz
• YMCA planning Austin Aquatic Center
• Wells Fargo brand gains value over Bank of America
• AIC Ventures acquires industrial space in Florida
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• Healthy Living: Atrial fibrillation
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• Brigid Shea enters Austin mayoral race
• City Council Approves $1 Cab Surcharge
• App Wrap: Web-savvy appliances on display at CES 2012
• SXSW wristbands for sale, film lineup announced
• Flix Files Super freaks and creeps crowd theaters
• Hispanic voters affect GOP strategy
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• Bright light seen across Texas likely a meteor
• Bell rings to kick off 3rd annual Austin Golden Gloves
• Bell rings to kick off 3rd annual Austin Golden Gloves
• Culinary Arts Department Going Green
• The Letters of Hemingway: a scholar’s work in the Ransom Center archives
• ABJ seeks nominations for real estate awards
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• Fired A&M exec, friend of Perry, hired by DPS
• City officials: Occupy Austin tent needs to come down
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• Teens reportedly using vodka soaked tampons, Gummy Bears
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• Hays County man killed in San Marcos accident
• Groundhog predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• No Refusal numbers released for New Year's Eve weekend
• City to review council layout and new taxi fees
• Test of ACC Emergency Alert System
• Report: Texas led nation in announced Jan. job cuts
• Legal Advice Clinic to Serve Houston Veterans
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• UIL to Releases Realignment Plan
• Judge to consider delaying Hasan's trial
• Xplore lands $2.8M tablet order
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Xtreme Power names Gotcher CEO
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• City Council Reviewing Energy Rate Hike
• Facebook files for $5B IPO
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• House Votes to Freeze Federal Pay, Cut Congressional Spending and Prevent Welfare Recipients from Getting Money in Strip Clubs, Liquor Stores and Casinos
• ABIA sets record with 9 million travelers
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• Senate Adopts Cornyn Anti-Corruption Amendment to STOCK Act
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• Video released of Cap Metro crash
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• Style Guide: Valentine's Day events
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• Teen Charged With Arson
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• Austin Samaritan Center gets $500K in funding
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• Business Now: Round Rock business sells to lease
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• Austin real estate round-up: Feb. 1
• Thurgood Marshall Legal Society spring symposium, February 9, 2012
• The state offers Continental $1.2M to create jobs in Seguin
• APD Charge Man in Hit & Run Death
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• Conjunto festival to bring music, culture to Austin
• Texas could lose 70,000 jobs to China in next decade
• Private payrolls up by 170,000
• Negative ads and political outcomes
• Pfizer recalls 28 lots of birth control pills
• Super Bowl advertisers go after "second screens"
• Sneak peek of this year's Super Bowl commercials
• Pfizer recalls 28 lots of birth control pills
• Houston teen kills herself after posting online about gun, suicide
• 4 dogs euthanized after North Texas toddler mauled
• Hays County reopens parks
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Texas teachers to show lawmakers impact of budget cuts
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• George Lopez, Austin-based Mango team up
• Cedar Park micro brewer taps $25,000
• National Instruments sets revenue record
• Romney: Time for Obama to 'get out of the way'
• Perry finances faltered in 4th quarter
• New career center aims to give students a head start
• Changes to 401(k) rules could mean savings to participants
• Travis County adopts groundwater rules
• Travis County burn ban lifted
• Recycling firm in Waco adding jobs
• Law firms raiding each other for business
• Wilco against accelerated endangered salamander listing
• Smith: Warren Buffett's Secretary Not Symbol of Economic Injustice
• Teacher suspended for oil wrestling back at work
• Residents still drying out in Caldwell County
• Meningitis documentation due for Texas college students
• As population booms, political parties vie for Hispanic voters
• Downtown Austin assaults on the rise
• Teen siblings killed in Fredericksburg house fire
• Wave of cop killings forces Juarez Police to stay in guarded hotels
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• More than 50 animals living in same house rescued from Hoarder
• Hutto man arrested for impersonating police officer
• Southwest Water Discusses Rate Changes
• 2 teens killed in Fredericksburg house fire
• Romney: Time for Obama to 'get out of the way'
• New program helps Spanish-speaking parents learn English
• Austin Energy rate increase could affect assistance program
• Texas St. Women's Basketball Team Excels Under New Coach
• Romney wins Florida Primary
• Travis County may review 1985 Barton Hills murder case
• Special Summit Helps Veterans Find Jobs
• Westlake 55, Austin High 54
• Waco recycling firm expanding
• ACC Course Addresses Campus Gunman
• House Fire Sends One to Hospital
• Denis Johnson papers open for research
• Linda Mullenix recognized as a 2012 Pathfinder by the Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association
• Paul watching Florida from a distance
• Williamson Co. man charged with impersonating police officer
• Leppert follows up with tax returns
• City looks at plans for a hike and bike bridge
• Off the Plate: ASTI
• Man Arrested For Assaulting Girlfriend
• Science Break: Milk bubbles
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• Local nonprofit offers free help with taxes
• Austin bag ban could cost Texas 8,800 jobs, group says
• Media Advisory: Members Fight EPA's 54 mpg Rules on House Floor Tonight
• Carter Fights to Block Potential Mass Killing of Endangered African Antelope
• Bill Smith Butane acquired by Pinnacle Propane
• Wild Animals Show Signs Of Distemper
• First Friday Art Walk ~ February 3rd 6-8pm
• Tom Stoppard’s “Arcadia” opens this week in Austin
• Travis County burn ban lifted
• Dell to up staff in Santa Clara, Calif.
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• Perry bows out of race that began at KVUE
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• SXSW sound permit process change prompts open house
• Perry: I'm suspending my campaign, endorsing Gingrich
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• Gov Rick Perry Drops Presidential Bid
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• State, federal budget cuts could jeopardize grape research
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• Officials: Former Dell workers involved in insider trading
• New option emerges for land near Tonkawa Springs
• Survey: U.S. losing jobs to overseas
• El Greco's 'Kitchen Nightmares' episode to air Friday
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• Local bar owner sued, accused of violating minimum wage requirements
• APD investigating armed carjacking at Fiesta Mart
• Group protests state killing of wild burros
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• Georgetown ISD students help pick cafeteria menu
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• Shades of Ron Paul reflected in candidate for Senate seat
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• Man Killed in Auto-Pedestrian Accident
• Vadergrift Quarterback commits to Montana State
• Austin Women's Hospital heading to new location
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• Changes May Come For Occupy Austin
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• "....after studying Keystone for three years, 20,000 shovel ready jobs just got...
• LatinWorks CFO Silva stepping down
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• Students 'plow' through competition in tractor tournament
• APD: Man Used Scissors as Deadly Weapon
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• Man Caught With Stolen Identities
• Arts Minute: Frontera Fest and more
• Harlem Globetrotters slam dunk in Austin
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• TCEQ offers $4.5M in grants for natural gas stations
• Traffic Stop Nets 40 lb. Cocaine Bust
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• Body of Missing Man Found in San Marcos
• NEUGEBAUER STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S DECISION TO BLOCK THE KEYSTONE XL PIPELINE
• Style Guide: Events for brides, future models
• West Travis County utility systems have new owner
• Hospitals seek regular platelet donors
• Population of Austin area reaches 1.8 million
• Active Now: 3M Half Marathon & Relay
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• Suspect in Morton Murder Case in Court
• Obama administration to reject Keystone XL Pipeline
• Bastrop school board votes 'for' diversity plan
• Austin startups to compete in local olympics
• Websites go dark to protest anti-piracy bills
• Cornyn: PIPA Deserves a More Thoughtful Process
• Possible raise on nation's debt ceiling
• Northwest gets hit with winter storm
• Wikipedia editors question website's protest blackout
• Texas father fights to bring daughter home from overseas
• Central Texas fire departments team up for training
• Norwood in court for Morton homicide case
• Pedestrian struck, killed on San Marcos highway
• Italians name 28 missing cruise passengers, crew
• TSA: Woman slips through D/FW Airport checkpoint with gun
• Detours expected on MoPac for flyover construction
• Centennial Towers in N. Austin sold
• Austin seeks input on water restrictions
• 3 children, 1 adult hospitalized in Little River Academy school bus wreck
• TSA: Woman Had Gun at DFW Airport
• Forecasting the Republican presidential primaries
• Austin insurance agency bought by SWBC
• Horns ready for raucous Wildcat fans
• Manor hands Elgin its first district loss
• Austin-based TechTurn bought by Arrow Electronics
• San Marcos council rejects zoning change 4-3
• Grand Prix of Cycling coming to Georgetown
• Americans watched 7.1 billion online ads in December
• Hays Co. urges TxDOT to streamline road review process
• Large banks now required to submit failure plans to FDIC
• President Obama says NO to Shovel Ready Jobs
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• Cornyn Statement on Keystone XL
• Thornberry: President should be 'embarrassed' by decision on Keystone
• Marchant Opposes Stop Online Piracy Act
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• Burger King Tests Delivery Service
• KVUE, Randalls award checks to Austin charities
• Funding cuts felt by Texas volunteer firefighters
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• Georgetown to host cycling race
• Texas State fraternity suspended after party with alcohol
• Lessons from the fire line for Texas lawmakers
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• Bastrop ISD board brings back original diversity committee numbers
• Many U.T. students learn about crime spree during break when classes resumed Tuesday
• State of Death Penalty 35 Years Later
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• Firefighter Suspended For Evading Arrest
• 'Cedar Fever' plagues Central Texas
• Travis County outdoor burn ban reinstated
• Austin Energy Rate Hikes Discussed
• Your Best Way Out
• Ad agency Slingshot to open Austin office
• Perry's 'Terrorist' Charge Angers Turkey
• Poll: Dewhurst leads Senate field
• ACC Website Goes Mobile
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• S. Austin Alamo Drafthouse opens in March
• Turkey 'strongly condemns' Perry's debate remarks
• ACC's Hays campus back on track
• From Longhorn to the “Mayor of Greenwich Village”
• Science Break: Unconventional lighting
• Two Central Texas health systems ranked among top in U.S.
• Ray Benson-backed Rattle Inn opens in Austin
• St. Edward’s Transfer Event Offers One-on-One Advising and Info, Feb. 4
• Pet Pointers: Rescuing exotic birds
• Cornyn, Judiciary Republicans Ask Democrats to Delay PIPA Vote
• Growing Up Texas: Dried baby food brings convenience to families
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Protecting yourself against radon
• Bastrop residents protest diversity committee changes
• Leffingwell against AE's proposed rate increase
• Public meeting over courthouse on Tuesday
• Pineda funeral set for Tuesday
• Audio: Cruise captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• 5 more bodies found on capsized Italian ship
• State redistricting trial begins Tuesday
• Austin Ventures led $4.1M funding in Onit
• Austin Ventures led $4.1M funding in Onit
• Live Oak-Gottesman buys NW Austin shopping center
• Local Wonders: 9th Street BMX
• Cash isn't biggest factor in amazing work experience
• Austin-based Convio acquired by Blackbaud
• Burger King tests home delivery service
• ACC opens electric car charging stations
• Round Rock ranked the 11th safest U.S. city
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to pay executives less
• Sessom Canyon project in San Marcos gets green light
• Southwestern University looks into new programs
• Magic Show at the French Legation Museum
• Sam Johnson Hosts Mobile Office Hours on Thursday, January 19 in Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson
• BMW recalls 90,000 Minis
• Study: Babies try lip-reading in learning to talk
• Jones quints turn 3 years old
• St. David's among top health care systems in nation
• APD needs help identifying body found in Barton Creek
• Austinites honor MLK with day of service
• Round Rock named 11th safest city in U.S.
• South Carolina may be true predictor for presidential candidates
• Williamson Co. deputy, driver injured in collision
• Austin couple relives terrifying ordeal when Italian cruise ship goes aground
• Round Rock family's fight with HOA heads to court
• 2009 Bastrop wildfire lawsuit settled
• Police look to identify body found near Lou Neff Point
• Could Ron Paul unseat President Obama?
• Cornyn: Texas' April primary likely faces delay
• Parts of Ben White will close Monday night
• Leffingwell: Why I don't support the rate increase proposal
• Austinites honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy
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• Judge Royal Furgeson, ’67, appointed founding dean of new University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law
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• Austin commits $175K to Zilker Park Hillside Theater project
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• Copperas Cove celebrates RG3 Day
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• Cornyn Statement on President’s Election Eve Conversion to Limited Government
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• Heidi Marquez Smith leaves Texas Book Festival
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• Backstage Pass: Ruby Jane benefit
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• RR Police Seek Robbery Suspect
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• Flix Files: Oldies and goodies hit theaters
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• Gobsmacked: Professor Recounts Class’s Tour of the Ransom Center
• Metcalfe: Multifamily to be most active development in 2012
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• Dublin's tearful farewell to Dr. Pepper
• WI Gov. Walker gives speech to conservatives in TX
• A closer look at germs in everyday areas
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• Money being raised for slain student's funeral
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• Manor High School on lockdown; suspected explosives found in car
• Austin City Council takes public input on energy rate increase
• Drought putting a damper on hay supply
• Horns introduce new soccer coach
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• Stratfor relaunches website after hacking attack
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• Groups Plan To Sue To Save Salamander
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• PRF Dance Performing Company Call For Auditions - Spring 2012
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• Marchant Awarded Perfect Score by Conservative Group
• Texas men beat Aggies in Big 12 hoops battle
• Fussell Leads Women's Basketball Past No. 12 Texas A&M, 76-71
• Bag Ban Could Be Enforced Next Year
• Whooping Cranes Spotted At Granger Lake
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• Fed survey shows economy ended 2011 with strength
• Documentary about Mexican drug violence to debut in Austin
• Area churches uniting against Austin Energy's proposed rate increase
• Pflugerville car maker unveils "The Kenguru"
• Austin Police defend reputation of Forensics Center after latest complaint
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• Complaint filed against APD Forensic Lab again
• More witnesses come forward following and APD New Year's Day arrest
• Big Rig Bursts Into Flames on I-35
• CNN bends debate rules to let Perry in South Carolina debate
• APD Receives New Guns
• Primary Races Heading South
• Austin police science under fire, again
• Teen Stabbed In Middle School Restroom
• Volunteers turn burned Bastrop trees into lumber
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• Supreme Court Clinic wins unanimous decision at U.S. Supreme Court in Pacific Operators Offshore, LLP v. Valladolid
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• SXSW sound permit process changes
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• Amberlyn Fett Memorial Benefit Concert
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• EA opens new offices in North Austin
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• Homeowner Wounded But Kills Intruder
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• Apollo Endosurgery gets FDA approval for SuMO
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• Blog shows joys of raising a child with Down syndrome
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• Paul looks to South Carolina after 2nd place finish in New Hampshire
• USDA to close hundreds of offices, 1 in Austin
• Texas economy could be threatened by water, power woes
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• Cedar Park retail center to begin construction in Feb.
• Road to F1 track unlikely to be finished by race time
• Grocery chain Trader Joe's coming to Austin?
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• 2x Partners, Sweet Leaf Tea invest in Beanitos
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• Minor earthquake reported in Dallas area
• Colombia handing over mistakenly deported Texas teen on Friday
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• Joseph scores 11 in Toros win
• Bell quits Dell Inc.
• Only three days left to see Frida Kahlo’s “Self-portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird”
• Council to get update on downtown Austin post office
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• GM recalls Volts over fire risk concerns
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• USDA designates parts of Central Texas disaster areas
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• USDA adds Central Texas counties to disaster list
• Austin Energy withholds review of operations
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• Austin Democrats root for 'least electable' in Iowa caucus
• US Army All-American Bowl Features UT Commits
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• Texas college students face new vaccine requirement
• Man Accuses Two APD Officers Of Abuse
• Local Non-Profit Offers Free Tax Preparation and Filing
• Police in pursuit of King Street killer
• Man Charged With Smuggling Immigrants
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• CBRE names Noetzel director of asset services
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• Hiatus Spa + Retreat opens first Austin site
• TxDOT extends reduced tolls for truck drivers
• TradeOne Marketing acquired by The Riverside Co.
• Police arrest man in Christmas day boat fire
• Austin foreclosure rate slides up in Oct.
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• LBJ Foundation promotes Herman to executive director
• APD Arrests Man for Dumpster Murder
• Conference in Austin to highlight small biz research grants
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• GM to Call Back 8,000 Chevy Volts
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• Lauren Scruggs makes first outing since propeller injuries
• Bodies found in submerged Porsche in North Texas
• Parents want answers after son killed at school by Brownsville police
• Psychiatrist protests Austin State Hospital firing
• Austin ranks 2nd in top vacation destinations
• At least 50 vehicles collide in foggy Texas pileup
• House fire blamed on burning candle
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• Hickory Street to reopen in downtown Austin
• Georgetown Rail Equipment collects $2.9M
• Texas rally falls short, Kansas upsets Longhorns
• Fisoc snags $812K of $1M planned funding
• Online holiday sales hit $37.2B total record
• Fed urges movement for housing fix
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• UT basketball teams set to tip off Big 12 play
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• Griffin, Baylor win record-breaking Alamo Bowl
• Paul still leading in Iowa
• Austin gets $900K weatherization funding after losing $400K
• Young women leaving workforce for more school
• Texas not included in Sears first round of store closings
• Delayed payroll tax cut deal affects state, UT employees
• Round Rock residents fight proposed gas station
• Firm: Out-of-state investors show interest in Austin
• Taking in Iowa: cornfields and grassroots
• Hotel Robbery Caught on Camera
• Funeral services scheduled for Huston-Tillotson athlete
• 3 Fort Hood soldiers die in Afghanistan explosion
• Leander police searching for 2 home invasion suspects
• APD looking for man accused of robbing a Hampton Inn
• "Cedar Fever" hits Central Texas
• City offers free pet micro-chip program
• How to get home safely on New Year's Eve
• Austin teen's life and legacy remembered
• Nuclear option - could GOP nominate surprise alternate candidate?
• Hundreds gather at memorial for courageous teen
• Life of Ben Breedlove honored at funeral service
• Perry campaign manager: Perry in a 'great position' in Iowa
• Capital Tonight: Iowans only days away from caucuses
• Leander Police Seek Home Invaders
• Fireworks stand owners hope for booming sales
• Police Looking for Suspect in Stabbing
• No Sober Ride on New Year’s Eve
• HS Student Remembered at Memori
• Baylor fans compete for perfect tailgating spot
• 3 Fort Hood soldiers die in Afghanistan explosion
• Austin’s 15 biggest commercial transactions of 2011
• Smart Living: Waiting for the best online deals
• Year in Review: Bastrop County wildfire and rebuilding
• Stratfor provides customers with identity protection
• Healthy Living: Diagnosing an underactive thyroid
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• U.S. population will be 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Fuel prices rise across Texas, Austin
• Texas leads U.S. in government job growth
• Police searching for burglary suspect
• Flix Files: Austin Film Critics award 'Hugo' and more
• Baylor, Washington set for clash at Valero Alamo Bowl
• Johnsey: Austin shifting from buying to renting homes
• Ash leads Texas over Cal 21-10 in Holiday Bowl
• Titanic artifacts headed to auction
• Sales of UT Merchandise lackluster
• Kim Jong Un named North Korea's 'supreme leader'
• Perry's tougher abortion stance: What does it mean for Texas?
• Iowa voters hold sway over how president is chosen
• Texas tops Cal in Holiday Bowl
• UT student donating kidney to save dad's life
• Friends and family honor Ben Breedlove's life and message
• Teen's videos inspire thousands after his passing
• Austin construction jobs drop
• APD Utilizing Cameras in Rundberg Area
• Google's plan for online travel business riles competitors
• Downtown Austin music venue Momo's shuts down
• Austin entrepreneur haven to close at year's end
• Last-minute shopping, Black Friday blitz lift retail sales
• Water restrictions eased in San Marcos
• Austin Energy ups fuel charge
• The Hightower Report
• Live Music Lands on Police Radar
• The Resurrection of Mark Weaver
• Free To Be Beer!
• Did City Stifle Free Speech?
• Civics 101
• City Hall Hustle: The Hustle Bids Farewell ...: to the Beating Hearts of a Great City
• Point Austin: Activate This!
• Occupy Austin, 2011
• Texts show Texas Christmas Day shooting timeline
• Fireworks not allowed in Georgetown city limits
• Man tries to entice Cedar Park boy with candy
• Mark Murray explains "hole" in clouds seen over Austin
• Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate face uphill battle
• Austin teen dead, another injured hit by truck
• Green Mesquite BBQ & More burglar identified, charged
• 2012 job outlook for Austin looks promising
• Officer fires weapon at aggresive suspect, no injuries
• APD Officer Shoots at Suspect in N Austi
• APD Officer Shoots at Suspect in N Austi
• Baylor, Washington set for clash at Valero Alamo Bowl
• Police identify South Austin fatal accident victim
• APD seeks help in finding South Austin BBQ burglary suspect
• Business Now: Austin's jobs numbers at top of the pack
• Mobile Fingerprint Devices Aid Officers
• Austin Will Ring in 2012 with Fireworks
• Austin offers up family-friendly New Year's Eve party
• I Bank Texas to be sold to Independent Bank Group
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• Style Guide: New Year's Eve parties
• San Marcos Eases Water Restrictions
• Austin Energy Bills to Increase
• Child Wellness: Keeping an eye out for Celiac disease
• Cedar Park PD Looks for Child Predator
• Austin Energy increases fuel charge
• Affidavit Shows Guns Found on 2 Bodies
• Year in Review: Wildfires across Central Texas
• Dining guide surveys Austin, other airports
• Austin, Wilco ranked among best at social media
• Hiring outlook mostly unchanged for 2012
• Rep. John Culberson’s Statement on Payroll Tax Exemption Extension
• Arts Minute: Music and dance ring in new year
• Slideshow: Biggest bankruptcies of 2011
• Austin Animal Center aims to reduce lost pets
• Austin real estate round-up: Dec. 28
• Hays County residents give the gift of life
• Texas leads retail sector perk up
• Former Austin Chamber executive to serve Mass. chamber
• Travis County worker awarded Purple Heart
• Basset Hound rescue: Dozens taken from S. Texas breeder
• Texas mom organizes 'nurse-in' at Target stores
• North Korean heir leads funeral of Kim Jong Il
• Friends, family raise money for woman who walked into propeller
• Year in Review: 9/11 Anniversary
• Animal Center offering free pet I.D.'s
• After 11 years, Momo's closes its doors
• Sober Ride not being offered this New Year's Eve
• Austin prepares for family-friendly New Year's Eve
• Perry Shifts Views on Abortion
• Perry challenges exclusion from VA primary ballot
• 2012 the biggest IPO year since 1999?
• Cedar Park Center shopping for a new name
• Texas state workers ditch jobs at highest rate in 3 years
• Hacking of Stratfor could hurt charities
• Small biz got some things from Congress in 2011
• Funding still a roadblock for Austin-S.A. train line
• Burgess Announces Service Academy Nominees
• Driver Kills Pedestrian in S Austin
• Hackers Say They Will Target STRATFOR
• Austin man charged with murder after homeless man dies
• Elgin pastor faces new indecency with child charge
• Police searching for downtown robbery suspects
• Tribute paid to longtime Travis Co. employee, retiring soldier
• Perry challenges exclusion from VA primary ballot
• Seven days to caucuses, campaigns do battle by land, by air
• Troopers step up DWI enforcement
• 2 teens reportedly involved in fatal auto-ped accident
• Tips to fight back against identity thieves
• 1 killed, 1 in critical condition after being struck in S. Austin
• UT football team is healthy and ready to run in Holiday Bowl
• Mack Brown says 8-5 smells better and tastes better than 7-6
• ID released on victim killed crossing IH-35
• Science Break: Air Pressure
• Pet Pointers: Benefits of being a pet parent
• Prowlers plan to prey on New Year's revelers
• Video Shows Alleged Card Skimming
• Pastor Faces Morel Sex Abuse Charges
• Police seek suspects in Downtown Austin robberies
• 22-year-old charged with murder
• Family displaced by early morning house fire
• APD Seeking Downtown Robbery Suspects
• Arpaio Campaigns for Rick Perry in Iowa
• Year in Review: Getting Formula One on track for Austin
• HS Student Posts Videos before Death
• Indie comic books, fan art, and more at Austin Nerd Cave Showcase, Jan. 15
• United American Petroleum collects $61K
• RBar & Grill - New Year's Eve Party!
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa
• Consumer confidence measures up
• Your Outdoors: State parks need public's help
• 44Doors goes country; “Immortal U” features Austin
• Year in Review: Austin film scene shines bright
• Health Works: UT professor studies rehab after strokes
• UT football team boards USS Boxer in San Diego
• St. David’s will pay $6M to be UT’s health care sponsor
• More Details in Grapevine Massacre
• Sears to close up to 120 stores in 2012
• Study: Mother-child relationship carries a lot of weight
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Texas family wants dad to have a ‘lasting heart’ for Christmas
• State estimates 68,000 Texans living with HIV
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Al-Qaida in Iraq says it was behind Baghdad blasts
• Hays Co. Sheriff's Office hosts blood drive
• House fire breaks out in northwest Austin
• Texas No. 1 in U.S. for biggest 5-year job gains
• Early Morning Home Fire in NW Austin
• 2011: Slowest year for S&P Index in more than forty years
• On the Agenda: Amidst all the political noise, two principles remain true
• Austin-based Stratfor targeted by hackers
• Austin malls packed the day after Christmas
• Many workers didn't vacation much in 2011
• Work begins on Austin's 2012 bond referendum
• $41B in gift cards go unused since 2005
• Rebuilding after Bastrop wildfires remains uncertain
• Austin startup streamlines pilot hiring process
• Anonymous person drops diamond ring into Salvation Army kettle
• Home for Christmas: Soldiers return to Texas for holidays
• Friends remember Texas A&M football player killed in car wreck
• Christmas tree recycling begins
• Mexico's cartels build own national radio system
• Fire damages school building
• Former staffer weighs in on Paul foreign policy, newsletters
• Hackers target Austin-based security firm Stratfor
• Austin SafePlace Reaches Capacity
• San Antonio Drive-by Shooting Injures 5
• Thanksgiving win over Aggies continues to drive sales
• City worries Holiday cheer will end up in landfills
• Returns, Sales Fuel Shopping Rush
• Business Now: Cedar Park Center's plans for the future
• Tech Beat: A look back at tech in 2011
• Organizations Deal with Imposters
• Smart Living: The benefits of candy
• Athlete of the Week: Local swimmers headed for great things
• Portable classroom destroyed in Northwest Austin fire
• Cooking at Home: Potato latkes
• On the Agenda: Amidst all the political noise, two principals remain true
• Lone Star Scene: Local filmmakers highlight Austin's weird side
• Fire Destroys Portable Classroom
• Year in Review: Record heat and drought of 2011
• Families spend Christmas morning giving back
• Lady Bird Lake boat fire ruled arson
• Uncertainty over rebuilding after Bastrop County wildfires
• Austin-based Stratfor says attacks are hard to defend against
• Gingerbread village with a Texas twist
• Changes in store for Texas border; troops to pull out from region
• Pope denounces Nigeria church blast as `absurd'
• The new push for bans on both hand-held and hands-free devices while driving
• Japan probe finds nuclear disaster response failed
• The pros see stocks up in 2012, but big risks, too
• GOP presidential hopefuls back in campaign mode
• Decades later, a Cold War secret is revealed
• Uncertainty over rebuilding after Texas wildfires
• Safeway, Walgreens also pull baby formula
• Photos: Puppies of the TSA
• NORAD Santa trackers have record-breaking holiday
• Christmas Day massacre at North Texas apartment
• Fire breaks out at Hyatt Marina
• Obama signs $1T spending bill to keep government operating
• May God bless you and yours during this holiday season. Merry Christmas!
• Ft Hood Troops Return
• American Airlines jet forced to return to Reno
• Drought causes mistletoe shortage
• Humble police look for bank robber
• Roscoe is the Pet of the Week
• Last combat troops out of Iraq back at Fort Hood
• Severe weather hits the south
• Austinites hit the ice at Downtown Whole Foods
• Last-minute shoppers wrap up gift-buying season
• Cooking at Home: Braised beef brisket
• Christmas comes early for hundreds of Fort Hood families
• Year in Review: Occupy Austin
• Man dies while crossing Interstate 35 in South Austin
• Fatal Auto/Ped slows holiday traffic to a crawl along I-35
• Water leak fixed at Travis Co. Justice Complex
• Federal judge delays action on Occupy Austin lawsuit
• Christmas messages and memories from the GOP campaign trail
• Help the Christmas Bureau help families in need
• Gingerbread Village at the Four Seasons
• Austin Police try to find person who intentionally kicked trampled officer
• Christmas comes early for Amber's Angels
• Holiday reunions start at ABIA as travelers meet their loved ones
• Woman Who Helps Others, Needs Assistance
• Stress Kicks in As Christmas Nears
• GOP: Texas Governor Rick Perry will not be on Va. ballot
• Auto-Ped Accident Shuts Down S. I-35
• Coveted kicks cause chaos at area retailers
• Temple Officer Dragged, Shoots Motorist
• Famous Austinite transcends time via radio program
• Kids’ Requests to Santa
• City of Austin puts out call for volunteers
• Business Booms In 2nd St. District
• P’ville holiday tree powered with green energy
• Innovative Aftermarket Systems bought by Genstar Capital
• TX Districts May Be Discriminatory
• Digital snowflakes stick to Springbox windows
• Bar Louie coming to Sixth Street District
• Police Pepper Spray Shoe Shoppers
• Austin jobless rate not far from 10-year high
• The Car Coach: 2012 Chrysler 200 Limited
• Goodwill Holding Computer Drive
• After days of partisan gridlock, payroll tax cut extended
• Tech Beat: Holiday gifts shift into high-tech gear
• Fashionably Yours: Knitted gifts
• Backstage Pass: Holiday tunes
• Mirna, Marina Biotech collaborate on cancer therapeutics
• Home for the Holidays: Baking with the family
• Man with gun arrested at State Capitol
• Caring group of Austinites makes Christmas brighter for needy families
• "Tuba Christmas" returns to Capitol steps
• Christmas countdown starts holiday travel frenzy
• Huston-Tillotson student dies weeks after stabbing
• Mother of stabbed Huston-Tillotson student speaks out
• New Braunfels man arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Two-car accident kills Austin man
• Riots break out at mall over Air Jordans
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES 2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANTS TOTALLY $360,000 TO BE SHARED BY SEVERAL COUNTIES
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA'S EDINBURG DISTRICT OFFICE DIRECTOR TO LEAVE POSITION TO RUN FOR NEIGHBORING CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN ANNOUNCES NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL INVESTMENT FOR THE MCALLEN-HIDALGO INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE
• Allstate Foundation gives $102K to Austin nonprofits
• Texas Systems acquires Citren Group
• Local artist brings holiday cheer to hundreds of children
• Year in Review: Perry presidential bid
• Cool Earth launches QR code campaign
• Slideshow: Gifts for kids whose parents you hate
• Austin chamber closes on Hilton space purchase
• Lawmakers reach payroll tax cut deal
• ABIA sees increase in holiday travelers
• Brew Exchange to mimic Wall Street on Sixth Street
• Occupy Austin lawsuit put on hold
• A Christmas Wish Continues
• Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Grants Clemency to Eight
• Crash on FM 1826 Leaves One Dead
• APD Pushes For Pawn Shop Ordinance
• Mother Teresa Hands Out Gifts to Kids
• Texas Aggie Killed in Head-on Collision
• Capital Tonight: A look back at 2011
• Rick Barnes Rips Kabongo After UNC Loss
• Toy Drop For Bastrop A Huge Success
• No Ruling Made in Occupy Austin Lawsuit
• Hospitalized veterans receive gifts and thanks
• Decision postponed in Occupy Austin lawsuit
• Soldier charged in Fort Hood bomb plot gets new lawyer
• Gazebo Renovations Begin in January
• Woman involved in December stabbing charged with murder
• Active Power gets warning from Nasdaq
• Man Linked to TX Syndicate Gang Arrested
• Healthy Living: Holiday eating
• New EPA Regulations for TX Power Plants
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• Huston-Tillotson Track Star Dies
• The science of generosity
• Home for the Holidays: Cooking for the season
• Death toll continues to climb in Baghdad explosions
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• Egypt's Prime Minister calls for dialogue to resolve crisis
• Doctors notice a growing trend in Baby Boomers
• LBJ Ranch House opens to celebrate Lady Bird's birthday
• December surpasses May as wettest month of 2011
• New tenants for Second Street signal different direction
• Fort Hood soldiers make their way home from Iraq
• Economy closes 2011 strong but some remain cautious
• Technology could change the future of airport screenings
• RRE Austin Solar seeks major customer for P'ville solar farm
• Payroll tax cut fight impacts small business plans
• Jester King Craft Brewery wins case again TABC
• Wilco emergency services center to break ground in Jan.
• The Hightower Report
• Texas Mexican Mafia Gets Its 'Just Deserts'
• Feds Deny Women's Health Renewal
• Occupying Bee Cave
• Glen Maxey's Perry Tale
• Help Your PALS
• No Room at Austin's Animal Inn
• AISD Approves Its Big IDEA, 6-3
• Morton Seeks Accountability
• Civics 101
• City Hall Hustle: The Wages of Faith
• Point Austin: Cart Arrives ... Horse Expected Soon
• Council Candidates a' Maying
• CRC: Proposed Charter Changes
• Unchartered Waters
• Package Delivery Problem Goes Viral
• Adopt-A-Family to Distribute Toys
• Occupy Austin lawsuit taken to federal court
• Grand jury indicts woman in track star's stabbing
• Austin man arrested on child porn charges
• Cattle numbers down, beef prices up
• UT student leader refuses to back off controversial tweet
• Kids play in Austin snow
• Donation dip leaves local charities struggling
• TSA puppies panting for foster homes
• UT Engineering professor warns drivers about accident-prone intersections
• DNA testing helps to partially mystery of missing Kyle woman
• Cold Case: Another Holiday, No Answers
• Holiday shopping brings much-needed boost to Bastrop County
• Heels hammer Horns in Chapel Hill
• 19-year-old indicted in stabbing of Huston-Tillotson student
• Cory Joseph finally arrives to Spurs camp
• Fussell dons mask, goes off against Lady Tigers
• Woman Indicted For 5th St. Stabbing
• Holiday shoppers turn to Texas for inspiration
• Autistic Kids Benefit From Therapy Dogs
• Paul continues to rise, but with that comes scrutiny
• Texas lawmakers not happy with payroll tax gridlock
• Apartment Hold Christmas Party For Kids
• Occupy Austin faces off against city in federal court
• Skull identified as that of missing 24-year-old
• Year in Review: Killeen terror plot foiled
• Skull Found In Blanco River Identified
• Child Wellness: Nose bleeds
• Appconomy collects $12.9M in funding
• Image Microsystems bringing 181 to Kyle with plant
• Austin’s SafePlace gets a makeover
• Style Guide: Holiday festivities
• Campus Advantage buys $70M in student housing in 2011
• Headed to the Holiday Bowl
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• Arts Minute: Holiday events
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• Business Now: Giant QR campaign
• Report: Texas economy unchanged in October
• Austin real estate round-up: Dec. 21
• The gospels in rewrite
• Year in Review: 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• SicolaMartin to join new global marketing venture
• Bastrop school board tweaks diversity plan
• Waco mall bustling with last-minute holiday shoppers
• Home for the Holidays: Hanukkah traditions
• Occupiers Take City of Austin to Court
• Williamson County DA Bradley fighting to keep his seat
• Cedar Pollen now beginning to show up in Central Texas
• Residents blame racism for changes to Bastrop ISD diversity committee
• Reid to Boehner: OK compromise payroll tax cut now
• Workers comp claims in Texas rise
• Austin No. 1 for highest job levels in a decade
• Professor Aaron Bar-Adon created Hebrew linguistics field
• Energy customers beyond city limits question utility rates
• Ernest & Young tapped to review courthouse proposals
• Positive economic news pushes stocks higher
• 2-month payroll tax cut extension rejected by the House
• Austin ISD approves IDEA program
• Serene Hills development moves forward in Lakeway
• Two Occupy protesters sue city of Austin
• Zoning cases will prove challenging in Cedar Park
• Homeless veterans get a taste of the holidays
• Burgess Names Service Academy Board
• Can't Say "Merry Christmas" in Mail?
• Secret Layaway Santas Help Austinites
• How to stay safe during holidays
• Man charged in shooting of girlfriend
• Bus and big rig collide; shuts down I-35
• Two arrested in homicide of teen found in Jarrell
• Obama, Biden welcome home US commander in Iraq
• Central Texas holiday lights
• Republican candidates' truthfulness gets PolitiFact year-end review
• Parents weigh options after IDEA vote
• Fireworks stands open for business in Texas
• STATEMENT FROM CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ON REPUBLICAN REFUSAL TO PASS THE PAYROLL TAX CUT BILL
• Heated Board Meeting Held at BISD
• 2 arrested in Jarrell murder
• Railroad Commissioner Williams stays positive despite redistricting drama
• Parents Call Bastrop ISD Vote Racist
• APD Looks to Use Existing Cameras
• Professor Susan Klein appointed reporter for the Fifth Circuit Pattern Jury Instruction Committee
• ACC Experiences Growth, Accomplishments in 2011
• Rep. John Culberson: “This is not complicated”
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• Man Charged in Roommate Assault
• Austin named 3rd most generous city in U.S.
• Man Charged for Shooting Roommate
• Baldirama tags Rock Candy Media as agency of record
• December 2011 – Hays Campus Update
• Austin home sales rise 11% in November
• Local Wonders: Nature in Lights provide 'watts' of fun
• Fireworks On Sale Again
• Austin receives $4.2M in homeless program grants
• Blast from the past: The high-flyin’ low fallin’ times of Jerry Angerman
• Website: Whole Foods among best-run companies
• Arrests Made after Body Found off I-35
• Year in Review: Killeen City Council fallout
• Dr. Rhodes on Community College Success Measures and ACC
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• Much-debated IDEA program heads to AISD
• SLIDESHOW: Star Wars invades Austin Best Buy
• Home for the Holidays: Stocking stuffers
• National Menorah to be lit in DC for Hanukkah
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• Jana Duty shaking things up in Williamson County in her race to become D.A.
• Obama to mark end of Iraq war
• House GOP to reject stopgap payroll tax cut
• Tips to keep you safe when winter weather moves in
• Second UT College Republican president sends out questionable Tweet
• Fatal accident in Burnet
• AISD school board votes in favor of charter schools
• Morton exonerated, Anderson faces felony allegations
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• AISD Approves Charter Program
• Top-performing stocks of 2011
• U.S. homebuilders optimism creeps higher
• Cost of law school up due to A.B.A. standards
• Google could launch a tablet within 6 months
• Brady Tells Democrats in Congress: “Do Your Job First, Vacation Later”
• Texan Named to House Negotiating Team for Payroll Tax Cut
• Nearly 500M trees claimed by Texas drought
• Habitat Conservation Plan for Edwards Aquifer needs funding
• Cornyn: Both Chambers Should Do Their Job
• CONGRESSMAN HENRY CUELLAR URGES HOUSE REPUBLICANS TO PROVIDE TAX RELIEF AND JOBLESS BENEFITS EXTENSIONS
• Congressman Henry Cuellar Lauds National Guard Troop Mission Shift from ‘Boots on the Ground’ to ‘Boots in the Air’
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Activates State Resources as Winter Storm Threatens Texas Communities
• DPS Investigates Fatal Crash
• Congress moves toward standoff over payroll tax
• Michael Morton officially exonerated of wife's murder
• APD cracks down on drunk driving
• Chance of severe weather in Central Texas
• Veteran Texas politician heads AISD charter school protest
• Kim Jong's death befogs North Korea, gives region jitters
• Family trying to get back on feet loses everything in fire
• One dead in Travis County accident
• Williamson County attorney running for DA
• Lawyers allege prosecutorial misconduct in Morton conviction
• Mother Campaigns to End Drunk Driving
• Longhorns looking for marquee win over Heels
• UT's Bond named Big 12 Rookie of the Week
• Candidates Take Advantage Of Loophole
• Toddler Killed After Being Stuck By SUV
• Woman Killed in West Travis County
• Dwindling Occupy Austin protesters remain dedicated to change
• Judge Officially Clears Morton of Murder
• Statewide Democrats look to congressional gains
• Year in Review: Cameron Todd Willingham
• TX AG Takes Action Against THPA
• On the Agenda: Perry enjoys defined benefit retirement plan; others not so lucky
• Cooking at Home: Gougeres
• Car Crashes into Bus after Police Chase
• Three Arrested in Mall Larceny
• Seton chosen for national Medicare pilot study
• Craig James to Run For Senate
• Report: Texas posts downward trend in yearly foreclosures
• Largest U.S. solar farm fires up in Webberville
• Tech Beat: High tech gifts for the constant upgrader
• Appconomy receives $10M in funding
• Business Now: Local company to launch high-tech locator app
• Financing secured for assisted living facility in Georgetown
• Promotional Technologies v. Facebook, Zynga
• Documenting the rich and famous
• A Christmas Wish Continues
• Voter ID Laws are reasonable, constitutional, necessary
• Holiday Hours
• Home for the Holidays: Making tamales
• Texas Accounts Of Christmas Past
• New study shows how dangerous salt can be
• Fire tears through North Austin duplex
• Heavy Holiday Travel Expected
• Paul leads Iowa poll with 2 weeks to go
• Take time to reflect, recharge over the holidays
• BigLever makes gains with product-line engineering
• North Korean dictator's death could rile markets
• Report: States cut thousands of public employees
• Online holiday sales up, remain hot
• Speed limits rise on Central Texas roads
• Renewable Energy Park in Pflug. will open Dec. 30
• ACC warned by SACS over accreditation
• Dr. Burgess on the Floor: Physicians, Patients, and the American People Deserve Better
• Vacation Can Wait, The American People Can’t
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Israel completes swap for captured soldier
• British woman struggles with solitude as she skis across Antarctica
• Last US troops leave Iraq
• Gingrich, Romney begin final pitches
• Rick Perry's 'oops' on list of 2011's best quotes
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Fort Hood welcomes home more troops from Iraq
• Hutto has similar train accident 13 years ago
• Amtrak train collides with truck in Hutto
• Yates, Texans struggle in loss to Panthers
• Chapman's contributions key in Horns victory
• YNN reporter showcased in 100-year-old ballet
• Tone Up: Perfect push-ups
• Amtrak train collides with 18-wheeler in Hutto
• Carols fill Northwest Austin church with holiday spirit
• Cooking at Home: Beef tenderloin with blue cheese sauce
• Forever Families: Volunteers and donors bring North Pole to Central Texas
• Southeast Austin community feels left out of city plan
• Train and Truck Accident Near Hutto
• Fort Hood welcomes home more troops from Iraq
• Perry's chances for the White House
• Romo's standout night carries Cowboys to easy win
• AP Exclusive: Texas inmate paroled after 60 years
• Track star moved out of intensive care
• Austinites weigh in on priorities for the city
• US Senate passes bill that puts more money in your pockets
• Pipeline proposal brings protesters downtown
• Benefit held for young musician who was carjacked in Houston
• At least 10 dogs may be euthanized if not adopted
• Credit union robbed in South Austin
• Cement truck wreck delays traffic on 620
• Community Charter School Fight
• Holiday Shopping Safety
• Ron Paul supporters hit the trail to spread the word
• Strong second half helps Texas past Temple
• Latino coalition prostests AISD charter plan
• App Wrap: 'Let's Create! Christmas,' 'OnLive'
• Out in the Garden: Holiday plant options
• Police investigate South Austin credit union robbery
• Armadillo Christmas Bazaar offers up unique gifts, tradition
• Healthy Living: Gravity yoga
• Going Green: Advice for a green holiday
• Cavs make history with 5th straight championship
• Cornyn Statement on Keystone XL: “Senate Took Action Where the President Has Punted”
• Lake Travis wins 5th straight title
• UT students react to recommended tuition increase
• KVUE news director plays Mother Ginger
• Fatal accident has 183 northbound shutdown
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• Cavs make history with 5th straight championship
• Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash
• Mozart’s Coffee Presents Light Show
• TX AG Backs Henderson Co. Nativity Scene
• Austin students get the chance to "shop with a cop"
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• Bank of America sells 400M shares, $2.3B in debt
• RRISD superintendent receives bonus
• Vista Ridge parents warned of suspicious behavior around school
• New animal center receives generous gift
• Operation: Letters to Santa helps children in need
• Federal judges affirm Texas Primary pushed back to April 3
• Days of rain bring fall color to Austin, help with crops
• Controversy surrounds new jobs coming to Austin
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR NEW OUT-PATIENT HEALTH CLINIC FOR VALLEY VETERANS
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA VOTES TO KEEP FUNDING FOR CRUCIAL PROGRAMS IN EDUCATION-HEALTH-INFRASTUCTURE AND VETERANS ISSUES
• Texans' Andre Johnson out Sunday
• Colt McCoy out with concussion symptoms
• Wimberley completes perfect season, wins state
• Wimberley Wins Second State Championship
• Police pool forces to solve savage Del Valle attack
• Area Children ‘Shop with a Cop’
• Redistricting blog breaking news and clarifying jargon
• GOP field back on trail after final debate
• New Info Released on Del Valle Attacker
• Valence Technologies warned by Nasdaq
• [Press Release] In Case You Missed It: Texas Dominates List of Best-Performing Cities
• Recent rains breathe new life into plants
• ACC Issued Warning for Accreditation
• Judge Proposes Shifting Texas Primary
• Court signs off on new primary date
• TX AG Searches For Most Wanted Fugitive
• Unemployment rates drop for Austin, the state
• Perry double-dips, state salary and pension
• Golfers spared from Austin smoking ban
• Scott & White break ground on Killeen clinic
• Fox 7 gets new GM
• Report: Dell to launch VC arm
• ABJ publisher departing soon
• Give as you Get uses shopping to raise nonprofit cash
• New Fort Hood Resolution Officially Recognizes Shooting as Islamic Terror Attack
• Final 2012 Appropriations Bill Marks Record Back-to-Back Reductions in Discretionary Spending
• AFD suggests adoption of Wildland Urban Interface Code
• Wimberley Texans gear up for state championship
• Dallas Fed CEO: D.C. has ‘screwed’ businesses
• Brown Santa celebrates 30 years of holiday gift giving
• Hoar Construction to open Austin office
• Oak Hill Fire Dept. cancels partnership with Westlake
• Business Now: Bastrop looking for retail boom
• Car Coach: 2012 Kia Rio
• Tech Beat: High-tech stocking stuffers
• Your Health: Don't sweat it
• Backstage Pass: Armadillo Christmas Bazaar
• Cinema Spotlight: Fourth 'Mission: Impossible' maximizes IMAX effect
• Study puts Waco mail processing center in jeopardy
• University of Texas and Guatemalan Police Archive celebrate collaboration in Guatemala
• Fashionably Yours: Gifts for men
• Gingrich assailed on Freddie Mac work, fights back
• Round Rock school board gives superintendent a bonus
• Former Dallas Cowboy arrested after meeting undercover agent
• Dining Out with Rob Balon: Los Pinos Restaurant
• Obama re-election odds roughly 50-50
• Perry steady in final debate before Iowa caucuses; is it enough?
• Austin 4th best-performing city in U.S.
• National Mounted Warfare Museum planned at Fort Hood
• Longhorns ready for chance to move past Baylor loss
• Be sure to check out my op-ed in Politico about the Honest Budget Act and record...
• “The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, b...
• RRISD Board Meets Until Early Morning
• Credit card debt drops across U.S.
• Austin approves 30-year plan to reduce waste by 90%
• Austin is hot for early stage deals
• ACC to prohibit smoking on campus in January
• 'The Nutcracker' thrives in Austin
• Congress averts government shutdown
• Thermo Fisher Scientific bringing 150 jobs to Round Rock
• Second phase to begin on downtown mixed-use project
• City of Austin to launch improved website Dec. 19
• House passes government funding bill
• Tebowing Enters English Language
• Pep Rally Held For State-Bound Texans
• DWI Cop On Mission to End Drunk Driving
• "Extreme Makeover" family receives check, college scholarships
• Two arrested in Burnet County meth bust
• Operation Blue Santa needs volunteers
• Council approves multi-million dollar 2nd Street project
• Council bans smoking from public parks
• National Guard drawdown at U.S. border stirs debate
• Proposed energy rate hike criticized
• Leander ISD parents upset over school boundaries
• Leander fire victims still waiting on FEMA assistance
• Mall Protest Causes Controversy
• RR Superintendent’s Contract Discussed
• Capital Tonight: In 18th debate, a very different playing field
• Two Central Texas football teams battle for state title
• Austin City Council tackles full agenda in final 2011 meeting
• Lake Travis Gets Big Send Off
• Wimberley Texans gear up for state championship
• Ron Paul Surges in Polls Before Debate
• The military installations located here in the United States provide our forces...
• City Passes Smoking Ban in Parks
• Capital Roundup Extra: Sen. Cornyn talks Voter ID, budget gridlock
• Two Arrested in Burnet County Meth Bust
• Hutto Appoints New Police Chief
• Traveling World War I exhibit comes to Austin
• The wonder material
• SolarWinds to buy DameWare for $40M
• Storytellers from The Moth tour Spalding Gray archive
• Gang Members Charged for Criminal Acts
• 3 Austin restaurants switch to Cuvee Coffee beans
• Austin No. 10 most secure place to live in U.S.
• KLD Energy reveals investors in $10M funding round
• An iconic photographic moment with Spalding Gray
• SXSW named festival of the year
• APD seeks suspect in downtown robberies
• Healthy Living: Sleeping patterns
• Georgetown police officers cleared in Halloween killing
• Austin’s Round2 Technologies acquired by Avnet
• Remington Hills in SW Austin bought by Virginia firm
• Livestrong, Austin Marathon to continue partnership
• U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. speaks with law students
• Green Pass Users Take 1.8 Million Rides; Spring Passes Available January 2
• App Wrap: XBox 360 update, Siri equivalents
• Students Honored for Performance in Math Competition
• Council meeting highlights for Dec. 15
• Wilde About Texas Football: Lake Travis fans 'gear-up' for state championship game
• Girlstart gets $100K Google.org grant
• Microventure Marketplace raises $150,000
• Smart Living: Truth warriors
• Flix Files: Sequels open in force
• Hurricane prediction delayed to spring
• Panetta to formally shut down US war in Iraq
• Research shows hands-free phones just as risky
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• LongHorn Steakhouse comes to Central Texas
• CEOs of large U.S. companies don't plan to up hiring
• Small biz could bear brunt of rising Austin Energy costs
• Bernanke: European debt problems could harm U.S.
• Texas No. 3 for commercial environmental assessments
• Newgistics, other companies withdraw IPO plans
• LCRA sheds 200 jobs over 6 months
• Morningside development in Bee Caves moves forward
• City Council to honor CityWorks Academy graduates
• Fluoride-Free Pressley for Council
• Kicking Around an IDEA
• Civics 101
• Sen. Cornyn Welcomes Home U.S. Troops From Iraq
• City Hall Hustle: Last-Minute Shopping: Council agenda has stocking stuffers and gob-stoppers
• AISD Sidesteps Union Decision
• Point Austin: Season of Discontent: Botching a high-profile project is not the best way to ask for a raise
• Scene of the Crime
• Supremes Block Texas Maps: What Now?
• The Hightower Report
• Tire-Slashing Tale in for Retreads
• Politics Gift Guide
• Planet K Sacrifices 'Pursuit of Happiness'
• Bike Zoo's Zest for Life
• Information on the Stop Online Piracy Act
• Thornberry Supports Passage of Annual Defense Bill
• Texas has major water plan; no power to enact it
• LCRA eliminates about 200 jobs
• APD releases list of bars associated with DWI arrests
• Comptroller: State moving into recovery, significant job growth
• Teenage girl brutally attacked, left unconscious
• "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" family sees new home
• Border agents seize thousands of fake toys
• Austin Energy rate hike proposal presented to city council
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA PRAISES THE END OF THE WAR IN IRAQ, WITH ALL U.S. TROOPS BEING BROUGHT HOME BY DECEMBER 31
• Monarch Rates Rolled Back
• Del Valle residents on high alert after brutal attack
• Acho named third-team All-American
• Texas women dominate Arkansas-Pine Bluff
• Horns pick up All-America honors
• Doggett campaigning in two districts amid redistricting uncertainty
• Ron Paul supporters flock to Iowa to influence caucus
• Ban on single-use bags up for council consideration
• Austin Energy Proposes Rate Hike
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry: Expanded Disaster Declaration Provides Much-Needed Relief for Communities Impacted by Wildfires
• Armadillo Christmas Bazaar Kicks Off
• Large donation brings Christmas spirit to children's hospital
• Last weekend I had the pleasure of visiting the new Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge wi...
• Austin Energy customers could face $16 rate hike
• ACC’s Smoke-Free Policy Takes Effect in January
• ACC Goes Smoke-Free in January
• Paul tied with Romney behind Gingrich in new Iowa poll
• Newgistics backs out of IPO
• Business Now: 'The Nutcracker' recession-proof in Austin
• Child Wellness: Picky kids
• Arts Minute: Holiday events
• VCs, startup CEOs bearish on 2012 fundraising
• Style Guide: Armadillo Christmas Bazaar
• Asure Software acquires Legiant
• David Armendariz, ’12, awarded the 2011 Louis T. Pirkey Prize in Intellectual Property Law
• Austin real estate round-up: Dec. 14
• Sears to stay in Illinois if governor signs tax deal
• Google Maps rolls out feature for businesses
• East Austin club destroyed in early morning blaze
• I will be speaking on the Senate Floor at 10:45am CT / 11:45am ET on what the Se...
• RFG Fund I closes acquisition of Austin's Excel Finance
• Excavation begins at Texas slave cemetery
• Houston man injects unknown substance into bottled water at store
• Sneaky calories in holiday drinks
• How to prevent dry skin during winter
• Council to hear rate hike proposal from Austin Energy
• Construction begins Wednesday on new Georgetown bridge
• Travis Co. delays vote on allowing New Year's fireworks
• Austin looks to move forward with plastic bag ban
• Fire destroys East Austin restaurant
• Texas WR Darius White will transfer
• Brown leads Texas over Nicholls State 93-40
• I will be on KTRH NewsTalk 740 Houston at 8:45am CT/ 9:45am ET with host Matt Pa...
• Poll: Americans to cut back on dining out, entertainment
• Developers float ideas for downtown Austin post office site
• East Austin food trailer park is thriving
• Williamson County lifts burn ban through Jan. 10
• Development near Circle C given green light
• Sen. Levin Latest Repatriation Attack Misses Point: American Profits Still Trapped Outside the U.S. Economy
• Brady Votes to Fund America's Military Operations
• NTSB seeks national ban on texting behind the wheel
• Austin Energy to recommend electric rate hike
• QUERENCIA RESIDENTS AND STAFF RAISE MORE THAN $20,000 FOR THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
• CONGRESSMAN HENRY CUELLAR: POST OFFICE CLOSINGS DELAYED
• 2012 Texas Wine Trail Season Passes
• US AG Fuels Voting Law Controversy
• NTSB Wants to Ban Cell Use While Driving
• U.S. Postal Service selling downtown Austin post office
• Lockdown lifted at Lanier High School
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• "Angels" spread message of hope, peace on Mexico's mean streets
• Austin's Office of Emergency Management celebrates 30 years
• 1965 voting rights act still dominates Texas electoral politics
• 16 Texas Mexican Mafia members arrested
• AG Holder takes on Texas redistricting, voter ID law
• First red light camera in Round Rock installed
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES POST OFFICE CLOSINGS/CONSOLIDATIONS ARE DELAYED
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES POST OFFICE CLOSINGS/CONSOLIDATIONS ARE DELAYED
• Bastrop Lost Pine Forest To Be Replanted
• Golfers could soon light up a smoke on city courses
• Would Charter Schools Be Good For AISD?
• Fluctuating maps add mystery District 10 race
• US AG Vows to Enforce Civil Rights
• AG Holder in Austin, vows to enforce civil rights protections
• Fireworks return for New Year's celebrations
• APD Releases Austin’s Top DWI Bars
• Texas Republicans unhappy with Holder's message
• Mexican mafia members headed to prison
• I will be speaking on the Senate Floor TODAY at approximately 3pm CT / 4pm ET ab...
• Appleton Learning to open 3 branches in Austin
• Man Charged For Stealing Copper
• Balanced Hormones and Health expands to San Antonio
• Austin-based Techquity receives $75M
• Trump drops out of debate; refuses to rule out presidential run
• Consumer spending behind stable Texas economy
• Ready to get in the game
• Postal Service sells Austin site in a joint venture
• Ban on All Use of Cell Phones in Cars?
• Smoke-Free Policy Takes Effect January 2; Cessation Resources Available
• AISD School Board Delays Vote
• Survey: Austin employers to continue hiring in 2012
• ACC Students, Sheriff’s Office Bring Holiday Cheer to Kids in Need
• Three Austin eateries make top 100 restaurants list
• Pet Pointers: The right water bowl for your pet
• Austin Cake Ball sweetens up The Domain
• Science Break: Gumdrop Domes
• Retail sales rise for sixth straight month
• North Texas woman dies trying to get Christmas decorations
• Report: Texas 38th, up from last, in homeless kids
• Cedar season getting closer
• Round Rock ISD meeting to discuss district's future
• Cancer survivors show signs of memory loss
• US Atty Gen Holder to speak at LBJ library
• Man killed by Texas deputy had shot near chopper
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• AISD school board has late night due to to heated discussion
• Occupy Wall Street 1939 AD
• San Marcos zoning change stirs debate
• Glad Senate worked together to pass my bill that will expedite airport security...
• AISD board postpones Eastside Memorial vote
• Sandusky Waives Hearing, Vows To Fight
• School board rejects bids for Austin ISD HQ
• Costco to build third Austin-area store
• Texas comptroller: Economic recession is over
• Brady Tells Colleagues He Won’t Extend Payroll Tax Cut Past 2012
• Work completed on I-35, Ben White exchange ramps
• Bank business loans highest in 3 years
• Austin businesses asked to conserve water
• The Lonestar Weekly: December 13, 2011
• Cornyn Statement Ahead of Attorney General Holder’s Texas Speech
• Cornyn Urges Congress to Support Strong Balanced Budget Amendment
• Empowering Americans to Fix America
• Loyalty Promotions
• Smith: Media Bias is real and unfortunate
• Marchant Joins 65 Colleagues Urging Swift Extension of Sales Tax Deduction
• House Votes to Extend Payroll Tax Holiday
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on CMS Decisions on Texas’ Healthcare Waivers
• Minority voters at center of redistricting battle
• NFL legend puts Florida mansion up for sale
• Lockhart police detective facing DWI charges
• Texas comptroller declares economic recession over
• Travis Co. Brown Santa in need of donations
• Georgetown police looking for home invasion suspects
• Final flyover at 1-35, Ben White finally finished
• GOP field shifts again following debate, Cain exit
• AISD to make controversial vote
• Lake Travis ISD investigating custodian's claim
• Baylor Bears don new threads in honor of Griffin
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on Obama Administration’s Decision to Slash Number of National Guard troops at U.S.-Mexico Border
• Austin’s Ban On Single Use Takes Shape
• Carstarphen posts 7 action items; Eastside overhaul sparks protest
• No evidence of gunman at Lake Travis Middle School
• State Bound Lake Travis Football holds Media Day
• Layaway returns for holiday shoppers on a budget
• Tune into @CNN TONIGHT at 7:30pmET for my interview on @OutFrontCNN w/ @ErinBurn...
• TSCO IDs suspect, deputy in Sunday shooting
• GPD Search For Home Invasion Suspects
• Accident Results in Fatality
• Police Arrest Car Shooting Suspects
• Check out my interview with The Daily Caller on the Obama administration's effor...
• Shippers venture out on busiest day of year
• No Evidence of Gunman At Lake Travis ISD
• Berry Aviation to supply Twin Air with larger aircraft
• Hays Campus and Legal Challenge Update
• Four real estate firms buy NW Austin apartments
• SXSW releases 2012 Accelerator judges list
• In GOP debate, Perry doesn't take Romney's bet
• Austin to host AdAmerica 2012
• Business Now: Drought restrictions put businesses in a bind
• Xeris completes $1.5M funding round
• Tech Beat: Exciting video game suggestions for the holiday season
• Rating Agencies Affirm ACC’s Fiscal Strength
• Dismantling of Austin’s Holly Street Power Plant begins
• Bass Pro picks DMX to launch digital store signs
• Athlete of the Week: Back and better than ever
• LDR expands in North Austin space
• Behind the scenes of the 3-D Tower PSAs
• Downtown Austin post office sold
• Your Health: Lightning-fast diabetes test
• Man dies in auto-pedestrian incident
• Suite of TV spots challenge students to aim high
• Smart Living: Cut the bull
• Cooking at Home: Penne Pasta with Italian Sausage and Broccoli Marinara
• On the Agenda: Slow-going redistricting litigation could result in low turnout primaries
• Fed nearing a plan to clarify direction of rates
• Feral hogs on the loose in Fort Worth
• Obama, al-Maliki to chart next steps for US, Iraq
• Border smugglers move drugs with 'shoppers'
• How a hyperbaric chamber works in treating wounds that are hard to heal
• Lake Travis ISD Students go back to class after school lockdown
• Pedestrian killed crossing Dessau Road
• Central Texas is a growing hub for health care
• Reindeer Run draws hundreds to Round Rock
• Parents Gather Ahead of AISD Board Vote
• Austin-based Outbox collects $1.5M in funding
• Superconductor Technologies to open Austin facility
• Waco teen killed in car wreck
• SF is the first U.S. city to scale $10 minimum wage
• $63M development in San Marcos draws heat
• Congress to avoid gov't shutdown Friday
• Austin unveils draft of plastic bag ban ordinance
• School administrators ask Austin ISD board to reject HQ bids
• Postal Service closes downtown Austin post office
• Giant loss: New York shocks Dallas, takes NFC East lead
• New Year's Eve B-Movie Ball
• Military Moms of Tx Helps Families
• I-35, Ben White Interchange opens Monday
• City hall hosts art exhibit
• Romney doesn't disavow $10,000 bet
• Mapplewood ES hosts 10th Cherrywood Art Fair
• US proposes first unmanned border crossing with Mexico
• Lake Travis students return to school Monday
• 2nd Green Santa helps military families
• Salvation Army Angel Tree needs donations
• Young Austin musician carjacked at gunpoint
• Deputy shot a man dead
• Texans clinch AFC South title, first playoff appearance
• Tone Up: Working out biceps with cables
• Forever Family: 5 fun kids hope Santa brings a family for Christmas
• 1 killed in Southeast Travis County standoff
• Deputy Shoots SWAT Suspect
• Cooking at Home: Orange cranberry walnut bread
• Lost Pines Christmas Celebration gives Bastrop County chance to rebuild
• Pink Santa works to brighten Bastrop County's holiday
• Sumlin gets the call at Texas A&M
• Congrats to Robert Griffin III on winning Heisman trophy! Go Baylor! #RG3
• Calypso and Bolero are the Pets of the Week
• The Heart of Texas Chorus and Friends has a special Christmas performance
• TxDOT kicks off its annual holiday anti-drinking and driving campaign
• Christmas parade packs downtown Bastrop
• Top-seeded UT Volleyball falls in Elite 8
• So long, Sparty: Texas Women down Michigan State
• Lewis leads the way in Horns drubbing of Texas State
• Baylor's Robert Griffin III wins 2011 Heisman Trophy
• Honoring Heath Eiland
• Boil water notice lifted in Burnet
• AP source: Sumlin to coach Texas A&M
• Abbott seeks candidate filing extension
• RG3 wins first Heisman Trophy for Baylor
• Watch live: Iowa Republican Presidential Debate
• Strong earthquake in Guerrero, shakes Mexico City
• Austin parents protest charter school move possibility
• Oak Hill neighbors say 'thank you' to firefighters
• Sumlin gets the call at Texas A&M
• AP source: Sumlin to coach Texas A&M
• Out in the Garden: Christmas tree tips
• Healthy Living: Radiation therapy
• Cooking at Home: Scalloped potatoes with gruyere cheese
• App Wrap: 'Portable North Pole.' 'The Amazing Spider-Man: An Origin Story'
• Be sure to read my op-ed in @HoustonChron on why we need the Keystone Pipeline h...
• New app promises peek into Austin nightlife
• A Texas research lab revolutionizes the way the Alzheimer's disease is detected
• Hank is the Pet of the Week
• Fire breaks out in Pflugerville apartments
• Coats for Kids at Palmer Events Center
• Lake Travis, Wimberley advance state championship games
• Man accused of sexually assaulting woman at Texas State
• Dewhurst files for U.S. Senate, race to succeed Hutchison taking shape
• Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• City of Austin pays to settle lawsuit with South Congress Cafe
• Body found confirmed as that of missing 81-year-old woman
• Cedar pollen season countdown begins
• Austin City Council approves 10-year plan
• Lake Travis MS and HS lockdown lifted
• High court halts new Texas electoral maps
• Downtown Austin plan includes increases to noise level for some businesses
• Crime Scene Laser Makes Evidence Glow
• SCOTUS ruling puts candidates' districts in limbo
• Bastrop Celebrates Lost Pines Christmas
• Police Identify Body Found On Lamar Sq.
• U.S. Supreme Court halts new Texas electoral maps
• Lake Travis school lock down lifted after no gunman found
• Griffin's former coaches remember early glory
• Fire Damages Oak Village Apartments
• City reveals draft of ordinance outlawing grocery bags
• Licens Plates Spark Controversy, Lawsuit
• Teaching at its best
• Police ID deceased woman found in South Austin
• Possible second suspect in crime spree
• Project Connect seeks transportation ideas
• Business Now: Much-anticipated 'Star Wars' game set for release
• 28 displaced in South Austin apartment fire
• Marketers love QR codes, public puzzled by them
• Homeless Man Charged With Forgery
• Scott & White gets $1M donation for Marble Falls clinic
• Austin business produces nation's first organic-only sake
• Backstage Pass: Christmas music at the Paramount
• Study break doodles return
• New Social Security office coming to SW Austin
• Concordia sees U.S. record enrollment; up 3% in Austin
• CFAN takes off with airline orders
• The Car Coach: Nissan Pro-4X
• Pflugerville 'Pfestivities' spread holiday spirit
• Dewhurst officially files for Senate bid
• Household wealth wanes across U.S.
• Reported Gunman At LTISD on Loose
• ACC Foundation Receives $225,000 Donation for Nursing Scholarships
• UT law dean forced to step down amid concerns
• City, community partners launch 'Downtown Austin Connects'
• Rains Help Ease Statewide Drought
• Full Lunar Eclipse Saturday Morning
• Thieves Strike Hermès Houston Store
• Photo Friday
• Fashionably Yours: Creating jewelry masterpieces
• Cinema Spotlight: Lackluster 'New Year's Eve' drops the ball
• High priced pecans attract thieves along Texas border
• Ft. Hood deployment tough on families as Christmas draws near
• Louisana Longhorn Cafe
• Congress continues to work on extending payroll tax cuts
• Gunshots ring out on Virginia Tech University again
• Controversial license plate will soon hit Texas roads
• Your Health: Internal tummy tuck
• Professor Stefanie Lindquist appointed Interim Dean
• Frozen Pasta Recalled
• 13th ESC Soldiers Deployment to Afghanistan marks different first
• Looking forward to joining my good friend Mark Davis on WBAP at 9:04am CST. I ho...
• Payroll tax cut proposal rejected by Senate
• Austin approves $350M plan to spruce-up downtown
• Confederate plate stirs lawsuit for Texas board
• Grim numbers take toll on cattle, crops
• Bipartisan Lawmakers from Seven States Seek Extension for State and Local Sales Tax Deduction
• UT to build $56M home for supercomputer
• Austin misses mark for weatherization stimulus funds
• The Lonestar Weekly: December 9, 2011
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Texas
• CONGRESSMAN CUELLAR SUPPORTS PAYROLL TAX CUT AND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS EXTENSION
• Jewelry Store Recovering After Crash
• APD Response Impacted By Occupy Protest
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Austin dentist gets 5 years for child porn possession
• Vigil held for Huston-Tillotson student
• DPS unveils high-powered patrol boat for border operations
• Debate surrounds city park smoking ban
• Framers needed for "Extreme Makeover" build in Bastrop
• FBI investigating Austin police officer-involved shooting
• High priced pecans attract thieves along Texas border
• City manager, Austin Energy let $400,000 for weatherization fall through the cracks
• TX Board Sued Over Confederate Plate
• City fumbles weatherization stimulus funds
• Council Delays Vote On Park Smoking Ban
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces TEF Investment in Ferris Mfg. Corp. to Create 100 Jobs in Fort Worth
• Capital Tonight: 'Strong' ad aftermath
• Unit Launched to Patrol Border
• Brown Shakes Off Poor Shooting Night, Focuses on Texas St.
• Wimberley Eyes Revenge in their State Semi-Final Rematch
• Lake Travis Reloads on Offense with Young Talent
• Prayer Vigil Held For HT Student
• WTP4 workers drill into Edwards Aquifer
• UT Reacts to Virginia Tech Shooting
• The pride of the black jersey
• Police: Va. Tech shooter not person pulled over
• Va. Tech Gunman Believed To Be Dead
• New Perry ad promises health care "Repeal"
• Animal Center Reaches Full Capacity
• Answering the call
• Austin sales tax collection up 6.2%
• App Wrap: 'A Charlie Brown Christmas,' Google Maps Update
• Amazon.com’s new app could hurt local biz
• Foreclosure rate slightly up in Austin
• Congrats to Central Texas Veterans Health Care System in Temple, Texas for winni...
• Fellow discusses work on wartime photography collections
• Huston-Tillotson holds vigil for student on life support
• Perry passing on Trump debate invitation
• Healthy Living: Reducing stroke risk
• Wilde About Texas Football: Wimberley Texans ready for playoffs
• Report: Natural gas to displace coal as U.S. power fuel
• St. David’s spreads its cardiovascular reach
• Unemployment taxes for Texas businesses drop
• Austin-based Sheetak lands $4.7M contract with DOE
• U.S. Senate Photographic Studio-
• Crossroads Systems revenue up 14% in Q4
• Youngsters put on 'Oliver! The Musical'
• Baylor students fight crime with T-shirts
• Cornyn Statement Following Vote on CFPB Nominee
• Lively back & forth w/ @SenSherrodBrown & @JudyWoodruff on PBS @NewsHour. #CFPB...
• Satterlee: Mobility, mass transit essential for density
• New mall machine takes guesswork out of sizing
• Minor earthquake hits North Texas
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash US record
• State OK's possibly stopping water to farmers
• DPS to commission new river interceptor
• Police identify two killed in fatal accident
• Report: Children's cereals contain too much sugar
• Congress meets to discuss airport security
• Holiday shopping stresses for couples
• Austin City Council looks to expand smoking ban
• Dentmon leads the way as Toros cruise past 66ers
• Freshman McClellan Breaks Out Against UT-Arlington
• Austin’s Unwired Nation gets $1M in funding
• Hardly downtime for Texas lawmakers between sessions
• Chamber plans to move into the Austin Hilton
• State sales tax revenue up 12.2%
• LBJ library, museum to undergo $10M redesign
• LCRA drought plan approved by TCEQ
• Brady Pushes Congress to Investigate Medicare Fraud in Houston Region
• Development along SH 130 moves forward
• Ad agencies compete for state campaigns
• Exonerees Testify About Mistaken Eyewitness IDs
• Formula One Back in Play
• From the Speaker Blotter
• The Hightower Report
• Murder Case Marks 20th Year
• Memory Lapse?
• Politics Gift Guide: Warm the Cockles of a Special Someone's Heart
• The Far View From the Water's Edge
• Civics 101
• City Hall Hustle: What Price Density?
• Point Austin: Rick Rolled: Doesn't anyone remember the Rick Perry campaign?
• AISD Administration Proposes Changes for 2012
• Uncontrolled Experiments
• Council meeting highlights for Dec. 8
• Holidays Increase Heart Attack Risks
• Travis Co. deputy involved in three-car accident
• Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges, jailed after failing to pay bail
• APD seeking public's help in finding restaurant robber
• Austin 4th, 8th grade students score well nationally
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Pearl Harbor survivors recall infamous day
• Man arrested for copper theft out of jail less than 1 week
• Construction resumes on F1 track
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition family selected
• Huston-Tillotson track star on life support after weekend stabbing
• Church Spreads Graffiti Message
• City Activates Cold Weather Plan
• Meningitis Survivor Supports Vaccine
• FBI monitoring APD's investigation into death of Byron Carter, Jr
• Report: AISD Reading, Math Scores Rise
• Huston-Tillotson University student stabbed in Downtown attack
• APD seeks suspect in burglary of South Austin BBQ joint
• President’s Message: ACC Students Count
• Travis Co. Deputy Injured in Accident
• Bee Cave property owner removes part of mural, hopes to move on
• HTU Student Stabbed on 6th Street
• President’s Podcast: Community College Success Measures
• Norwood's attorney says his client is not a killer
• Captial Area Food Bank welcomes large donations for holidays
• Science Study Break takes on “Feynman”
• APD Seek Restaurant Burglar
• Rep. John Culberson’s Statement on the 70th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor
• UT researchers get $300K for heart attack technology
• The Car Coach: Car-buying services
• Marble Falls-based Ronn Motor gets new CEO
• Equity secured for downtown Austin hotel project
• Poll: Perry in distant third for who is likely to win GOP nomination
• Child Wellness: Potty training
• Austin’s UCampus collects $60,000
• Nestande makes second court appearance
• Deal reached between F1, COTA
• DOD Description of Ft Hood Jihad Attack as "Workplace Violence" Demands Apology
• Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary Demands Continued National Remembrance
• Perry says he'll stop president's 'war on religion'
• Style Guide: Holiday shopping fun
• CipherPoint to protect health care information
• Temple-Inland stockholders favor International Paper merger
• APD seeks 2 suspects in West Austin stabbing, robbery
• Austin real estate round-up: Dec. 7
• Texas General Land Office helps people give the gift of history
• Apple loses patent suit to China over iPad
• JCI Residential to build $24M Buda apartment complex
• President’s made up tax rate statistic in speech on “values” earns him Three Pin...
• Pearl Harbor survivors rejoin fallen comrades 70 years later
• Administration aims for simpler credit card bills
• Gas price report due Wednesday
• Hit and run suspect Nestande has court appearance
• Austin man leads Louisiana troopers on chase
• Morton homicide suspect heads to court
• One person stabbed in aggravated robbery
• Austin F1 race on Grand Prix's 2012 calendar
• Freezing temps across Central Texas
• #Mustread @HoustonChron Editorial on the fight to bring 1 of #DoD’s 6 regional m...
• Arts Minute: Holiday productions
• Today marks the 70th anniversary of #PearlHarbor, a tragic day in US history. Se...
• NASA discovers new habitable planet
• Update: Meningitis Portal Now Accepting Student Documents
• Austin F1 race still on track for 2012
• Study: Some Fortune 500 companies avoid state taxes
• Austin F1 race stays on 2012 calender
• Project Connect targets Austin traffic congestion
• Reps. Hall, Dingell Introduce Bill Honoring 70th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• House Votes to Curtail White House Explosion of Job-Killing Regulation
• Downtown San Marcos USPS office to close
• Citigroup plans to cut 4,500 jobs
• Wilco lifts burn ban until Dec. 13
• Cornyn Response to Report that ATF Used Fast and Furious to Push for Stricter Gun Laws
• PeopleTalk Series: John Paul DeJoria
• Chairman Smith Named “Policymaker of the Year”
• Adopt-A-Family Helps Bastrop Families
• APD Investigates Credit Card Skimming
• FEMA reports $32 million in TX wildfire aid
• Chistmas Bureau of Austin/Travis Co. needs help this holiday
• Tips to keep property safe in freezing weather
• Truckload of toys delivered for Austin children in care of CPS
• Austin officials seek public's input on future of Shoal Creek
• TPWD official says Texas parks facing $4.6M shortfall
• Men try to pay for car with gift cards
• FDA registers new pill that claims to cure hangovers
• Church welcomes new mural
• Woman's body found in South Austin
• Perry’s Security Expenses On Rise
• Victims Remembered At Tree of Angels
• Austin's faith community braces for potential utility hike
• Future UT running back Johnathan Gray named National Player of Year
• Texas football surprisingly not loaded with bowl experience
• Texas volleyball hits the road for the Sweet 16
• Downtown San Marcos post office to be closed
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• G’Day Mate: ACC Intramurals Face Off with Australian Teams Dec. 7
• Body of Elderly Woman Found on Lamar Sq.
• Can Perry climb back to the top?
• New Bentley GT Convertible Unveiled
• General Warns Ft. Hood of Budget Cuts
• Mural Battle Takes Unexpected Turn
• City officials hope to restore Shoal Creek
• ACC Students Partner with City of Austin on Sustainability
• Romney turns down Trump debate invitation
• Pflugerville gets new 'Bark Park'
• Sex Assault Stopped by Honking Horn
• Burn ban temporarily lifted in Williamson, Travis counties
• Man Accused of Burning Son with Tortilla
• Fortune Products sues Bass Pro over tool
• St. David’s opens senior clinic in South Austin
• An Informal Look at Oak Hill History
• St. Edward’s gets $3.7M grant for Asian studies
• Texas Parks and Wildlife seeks $4.6M in donations
• State parks officials call deficit year a 'triple whammy'
• Re-inventing excellence
• Shoal Creek Project Set For 2013
• Chicago real estate firm acquires Austin properties
• Iowans key to extending Perry's White House bid
• Science Break: Magnets and electricity
• Will be on @CNBC @PowerLunch w/ Tyler Mathisen at 1:40pm ET TODAY to discuss the...
• Fellows Find: Implicating History: Susan Meiselas and the Trafficking of Photographs about Nicaragua
• Austin-area home prices increase
• Major renovation underway at LBJ Library
• Dell gets burned by Kindle Fire, iPad
• ACC Professor Brings Physics Lessons to Blind Students
• Committee proposes $5 fee for Comal River access
• Gift ideas for the fitness junkie
• Texas state parks impacted by drought
• Round Rock ISD public hearing Tuesday
• FDA favors more risk info on birth control pills
• Hundreds of layoffs after Austin company goes bankrupt
• Georgetown dogs back up for adoption
• LBJ Library undergoing major renovation
• Texas man guilty, wife's body in house for weeks
• Austin leaders look at solutions for traffic congestion
• Bypass reveals investors in $1.7M funding
• Meningitis Vaccination Requirement Takes Effect for Spring Semester
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• A Texas Town By Any Other Name
• Griffin III named Heisman finalist
• Omidyar Network Fund invests in Austin’s Rêv Worldwide
• Wells Fargo could boost dividend, buy back shares
• Occupy Austin cost city $450K so far
• Semiconductor sales in 2011 could top $300B
• Tax-break plan to keep Sears in Ill. could be split
• Startup Texas launches, connects entrepreneurs and VCs
• J.C. Evans Construction to lay off 300
• Cornyn Asks: Are Trillions In Debt “Fair” For Future Generations?
• Congressman Smith: Americans distrust the national media
• Chairman Smith to Receive “Policymaker of the Year” Award Tonight
• Sam Johnson – At Your Service December “Mobile Office Hours” on Thursday, December 15th in Frisco, McKinney and Plano
• Burgess Launches New Website
• Chief Advises Plan to Combat Crime
• Off-duty officer shot, suspect killed on Amtrak train in Dallas
• Rachel's Challenge comes to Brentwood Christian
• Bankruptcy forces hundreds of Central Texas construction layoffs
• Luck, Griffin, Richardson lead Heisman finalists
• One-year-old drowns in family's bathtub in Northeast Austin
• Committee proposes fee to float river in New Braunfels
• As GOP candidates catapult and crash, Ron Paul slowly rises
• Rain helps area creeks, not lakes
• Questions arise about Occupy Austin, the cost of police security
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ANNOUNCES GRANT AWARDED TO UTPA C.H.A.P.S. PROGRAM
• Will Occupy Austin End?
• After more than a decade, Ben White flyover nearing completion
• Toy Drop For Bastrop Drive Kicks Off
• Firework Stands Expect Business to Rise
• Occupy movement costs city nearly $500K
• Post Office Changes May Benefit Austin
• Canceled 'Sights and Sounds' now a muddy mess
• Austin-area construction firm to lay off 300
• Suspected car thief in custody after SWAT standoff
• 2 killed in early morning wreck
• Dell loses federal sales' veteran
• PPD acquired by The Carlyle Group, Hellman & Friedman
• 'Cyber Week' online sales top $6B
• Jones Lang LaSalle expects holiday retail uptick
• David Phelps puts on holiday concert in Waco
• Gowalla to close; Founders move to Facebook
• Business Now: Dell Ultrabooks
• Sneak a peek at the new City website
• Reporting China
• FOX 7 Statement on Texans Game
• Austin gas prices drop 2.6 cents
• 2012 Charter Revision Committee meets Thursday at City Hall
• Perry courting Cain supporters, Paul likens other politicians to shih tzus
• Your Health: Avoiding holiday weight gain
• Postal Service proceeds with big cuts to first-class mail
• Athlete of the Week: Nixon helps keep Cavilers title hopes on track
• Smart Living: Savvy shopping
• ACC Curriculum Opens New Doors for El Paso High School Students
• EU to probe China on climate intentions
• Obama steps up pressure for payroll tax extension
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• Giant rainstorm drenches central US
• Two dead after accident on I-35
• Bowie High School on lockdown
• Cooking at Home: Cajun swordfish with mango salsa
• Police working SWAT situation in South Austin
• Sears official: HQ relocation offers rolling in
• Baylor to play Washington in Alamo Bowl
• Baylor to play Washington in Alamo Bowl
• Shots Fired in South Austin
• Early morning wreck kills 2
• Vice stocks pay off for investors
• Reid to offer proposals for payroll tax cuts, unemployment
• Botticelli's faces suit over Paul Simon music
• Gains pile up as job creation remains slow
• Sierra Club, Greenpeace discuss Austin's move from coal
• Austin-based Gowalla acquired by Facebook
• Volunteers needed for Community Tax Centers to assist families build a better financial future
• Yates leads Texans past Falcons
• Cowboys fall in overtime at Arizona
• Horns can't keep up with Lady Vols in 73-57 loss
• Longhorns to play Cal in Holiday Bowl
• Zilker Tree Lighting
• Helping Hands Toy Drive
• Suit over water for whooping cranes goes to trial
• Squatters occupy houses worth more than $8 million
• Austin ranked 32 in the nation for technology jobs
• Beyond Coal moves their campaign to Central Texas
• U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett talks about the re-districting battle and unemployment benefits
• Fire burns home in North Lake Travis
• Zilker Tree lighting continues despite the weather
• Texas plays California in the Holiday Bowl
• House fire in Lago Vista destroys 2-story home
• Tone Up: Achieving tone with cable machines
• Ausin music legend Joe Gracey mourned
• Austin's homeless show off creative side at Downtown art show
• Forever Families: Fun-loving 10-year-old seeks playful family
• Dozens of soldiers return to Fort Hood from Iraq
• Cooking at Home: Chicken with smoked ham, asparagus
• Thousands pour into Downtown Austin for tree lighting
• Holiday festivities draw thousands downtown
• Bulletin from 12/04
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• US Marshal's Auction
• Horns sweep past Michigan State, move on to Sweet 16
• No Holiday lights on Congress Ave
• Star Wars characters patrol the Norris Conference Center to help wildfire victims
• Romney, Gingrich proceed carefully in GOP showdown
• FEMA extends deadline for wildfire victims to apply for assistance
• Texas towns find fast solutions to water problems
• Occupy Austin marches through downtown
• Zilker Tree will be lit come rain or shine
• Holiday celebrations fill Downtown Austin
• Longhorns fall to Baylor 48-24
• Out in the Garden: Planting onion in your garden
• Gingrich soars to first place in Iowa Poll, Paul sitting in second
• Diaper Donation To Any Baby Can
• Healthy Living: Working out in winter
• Occupy Austin rallies at Texas Capitol
• Texas men rally for win at UCLA
• Christmas Market Provides Job Growth
• Online businesses thrive this holiday season
• Paul expects 'circus like atmosphere' at Trump debate
• Hays County Government Center set to open
• Cain announces he's suspending presidential campaign
• Cooking at Home: Barley risotto with roasted beets
• Big names, flashy sets pop up for SXSWi
• Going Green: Local store providing sustainable options
• New law could return horse slaughters
• Isaac is the Pet of the Week
• Celebrity Stylist Ron King has a few tips on holiday gift ideas
• Austin's top restaurants offer special menus to raise money for non-profits
• Christmas season brings increased demand for charities
• Top-seeded Texas sweeps past Texas State in NCAA First Round
• Photos: Austin students decorate Christmas trees for good cause
• Sherman discusses firing from Texas A&M
• APD arrests man accused of stealing 1,000 pounds of copper
• Drought continues despite wet forecast
• New Walmarts planned for Central Texas
• Honor Flight Austin launches for war veterans
• Austin ISD students decorate Christmas trees for families in need
• Perry laughs off "oops" with "Tonight Show's" Jay Leno
• Petition drive aims to change liquor laws in Buda, Kyle
• AISD superintendent recommends charter programs for four schools
• Memorial Set for Pastor, Wife
• Community mourns slain teenager
• Sherman Says Farwell in Press Conference
• Lake Travis Takes On Cedar Park
• Lake Travis Wins Against Cedar Park
• Band Plays Mental Health Benefit Concert
• Trail of Lights returns, in spirit
• AISD to Release Recommendations
• Carstarphen talks same-sex schools, Eastside Memorial resignation
• Rain Cancels Sights, Sounds Festival
• Parts of Bastrop State Park now open to visitors
• Can the Cain campaign survive?
• Jazz Ensemble Teams with Guest Artists for Dell Children’s Benefit Dec. 8
• Ginny's Printing acquired by TouchPoint Print Solutions
• Graphic Design Students to Showcase Work Dec. 9
• Photo Friday
• ArthroCare settles another lawsuit
• Austin-based Bloomfire snags $10M in funding
• Fashionably Yours: Whitney Eve
• The Palms on North Lamar set to open in Austin
• ACC Program Eases Transition to College; Applications for Spring Due Jan. 3
• Backstage Pass: Dangerous Toys are back in town
• U.S. unemployment rate at lowest level since March 2009
• Business Now: SoCo eatery strikes bad note with unlicensed music
• Fuel prices expected to decrease through end of 2011
• Beasley: Switch up your sales cycle
• Application Rental Co. 'clouds' customers
• Tech Beat: Low-cost holiday tech gifts not cheap thrills
• Perry makes Leno appearance
• Hall Promotes Small Business Job Creation Through Deregulation
• Speak Up Austin: Charter Revision Committee
• The Car Coach: Sharing the road with deer
• Visiting DC this month? Come by my office for coffee on Dec. 8th or 15th at 9:30...
• Man cited after wild turkey at New Braunfels dies
• Dining Out with Rob Balon: Carmela's
• Downtown Austin Alliance and KUT present the Holiday Sing-Along
• Romney visits former President George H.W. Bush
• November jobs report shows added jobs
• Wet, cold weekend in store for Central Texas
• ACC Hosts Star Party at Round Rock Campus
• Happy Birthday to my long time friend, conservative commentator and speaker Cal...
• Austin-based LDR to market spine systems in China
• Your Health: The Alzheimer's drink
• Cinema Spotlight: 'Being Elmo' reveals puppet's true star
• Anderson acknowledges evidence kept from defense
• Tower shines orange this weekend
• Northwest Austin gets eco-friendly car wash
• Austin area to get four new Wal-Mart supercenters
• Study: Newly unemployed have little hope for better jobs
• Sears to decide soon about moving HQ to Austin
• November Unemployment Rate to 8.6% as 315,000 Stop Looking for Work
• Nonprofit to host Christmas Market for Austin vendors
• Changes to P'ville TIRZ will shape development, traffic
• Tower shines orange tonight
• CONGRESSMAN HENRY CUELLAR SUPPORTS CUTTING RED TAPE, VOTES FOR BILLS TO SPUR JOB CREATION
• House Passes Smith Bill to Provide Regulatory Relief for Small Businesses
• House Passes Second Regulatory Reform Bill Sponsored by Smith
• Thornberry Supports Bills to Reform Regulatory Process
• General Motors Offers to Buy Back Volts
• Bastrop Holds Holiday Celebration
• I Wonder: Christmas light displays
• Toys donated to military children at Fort Hood
• High rain chances for Central Texas
• Manor police officer helps deliver baby alongside Highway 290
• Doggett pushes extension of long-term unemployment benefits
• Law enforcement discusses flaws in eyewitness evidence
• ERCOT releases gloomy power forecast
• Copper thieves targeting local concrete plants
• Texas A&M fires football coach Mike Sherman
• Light Up Bastrop ceremony hopes to attract holiday business
• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA URGES SUPPORT FOR THE DREAM ACT AND HONORS THE LIFE OF JOAQUIN LUNA
• Bastrop Kids to Receive Donated Toys
• ERCOT: More extreme weather could mean blackouts
• Texas A&M parts way with Head Coach Mike Sherman
• Capital Tonight: Funeral director hopes to 'breathe life' into Senate race
• Sears to Make Relocation Choice By 2012
• Lake Travis and Cedar Park Prepare for Fourth Battle in Two Years
• Former San Marcos mayor sets sights on Washington
• Democrats argue against emergency stay of maps
• Springsteen to keynote SXSW 2012
• State-of-the-art CT scanner comes to Brackenridge
• Early College High Schools Provide New Path to College
• Texas official applauds dunes sagebrush lizard ruling
• Springsteen Delivering SXSW Keynote
• Elgin Center Hosts Registration Round Up Dec. 6 & 7
• U.S Farathan Corp. could bring 228 jobs to Austin
• Allensworth & Porter is Austin’s top construction law firm
• Video encourages discovery at Ransom Center
• Carter Transit Flexibility Reform Signed Into Law
• SXSW conference selects Bruce Springsteen as keynote speaker
• Music alumnus pens New York Times column on AIDS cure
• Police Officer Helps Deliver Baby
• Guest Post: Ron Paul grows up
• Great meeting today with Major Generals John Nichols and Eddy Spurgin and Comman...
• Mutual Mobile named a ‘Most Promising Company’ by Forbes
• Hays County Courthouse lights up for holidays
• NASA maps show dire conditions in Texas due to drought
• Texas extends unemployment benefits to a max of 99 weeks
• Do it yourself holiday decorations
• Austin led the nation in percentage of small business growth
• Smart Living: Freerunning
• Perry willing to 'step on a few toes' in new energy ad
• Wilde About Texas Football: Cowbell Mamas
• SMBR selects Small Businesses of the Year
• Runkle: Powerful architecture not a linear process
• Dewhurst filing shows net worth is at least $200 million
• Public hearing for RRISD proposed boundary changes
• Man accused of killing mother committed to psychiatric hospital
• APD officer suspended for verbal dispute
• Bastrop welcomes back visitors with holiday lights
• Seized jewelry auction comes to Austin
• Photos: Top toys list by Toys "R" Us
• Humane Society of Williamson Co. searching for holiday foster families
• Manor officer delivers baby on highway
• Report: Texas could have trouble supplying power
• Flix Files: Global range of specialty films arrive
• City of Austin Announces US Farathane Corporation Economic Development Proposal
• 'Don't recall,' 'Can't remember' seem themes of Anderson deposition
• eCareSoft to buy Mexican tech firm
• Texas to adopt new water plan
• Feds: Economy slow, hiring weak
• Austin to repair Turner-Roberts Rec Center
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac defend spending
• Georgetown worried salamanders could choke growth
• Ecclestone stretches F1 cutoff one week
• Report: Texas power grid faces future strain
• The Lonestar Weekly: December 1, 2011
• Politics Gift Guide: I Heart Pants T-shirt
• Politics Gift Guide: Molly on Fun T-Shirt
• Politics Gift Guide: Austin Subway Map
• Quote of the Week
• Civics 101
• City Hall Hustle: ... Held an Election, and Nobody Came?: Cole's announcement For re-election dwindles the field again
• The Hightower Report
• Point Austin: Storm Surge
• Doggett, Travis Returned to Normalcy
• The Xtreme Solution
• A Possible Tip for Tips in Murder Case
• F1 Friction = Squealing Brakes
• 'More Inclusive' at the Exclusion of Teachers?
• Carstarphen's Black Box
• Open House Meeting for Town Lake Park Master Plan
• Pease Out
• Politics Gift Guide: Wish List: An Independent Redistricting Commission
• Politics Gift Guide: A Henry Rollins Book Reco
• Politics Gift Guide: AHS 2012 Alumni Calendar
• Cornyn Statement Following Announcement to Delay Dunes Sagebrush Lizard Listing Decision
• San Marcos Kicks Off Holiday Season
• Police searching for missing 81-year-old woman
• Toxicology report reveals LSD in Jamie Minor's system
• Ecclestone gives US another week to save GP
• Anderson faces grilling by Morton attorneys in deposition
• Police believe suspect in fatal stabbing headed for Mexico
• Austin pastor and wife killed in crash
• Austin businesses band together to help Bastrop Pink Santa
• AISD superintendent gives State of the District Address
• Miliary judge refuses to step down from Major Hasan court martial
• Church members remember pastor, wife killed in car crash
• Woman Found In Duct Had Drugs In System
• Founder of "Amber's Angels" Passes Away
• Regents rebounds to reach State Championship again
• Griffin healthy, ready for Longhorns
• APD: Murder suspect may be headed to Mexico
• Hyde Park pastor, wife killed in collision
• Carstarphen: There will be no teacher layoffs this year
• Student entrepreneurs give a hoot
• Superintendent Gives Annual Address
• Ex-prosecutor "Sick' About Conviction
• APD Search For Missing Woman
• Business Now: Protecting the Georgetown Salamander
• Local Preacher, Wife Killed in Collision
• ACC Implementing Meningitis Vaccine Records Portal
• Dance Department Presents Choreographers’ Showcase Dec. 2 & 3
• Judge Refuses To Step Down
• Daniel Rodriguez to lead Northwestern University Law School
• Screenwriter Paul Schrader’s papers open for research
• Senate Republicans look to move ahead with the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Job cuts increase in 2011 by 13%
• Austin Pets Alive lands $100K in nationwide contest
• Poll shows Ron Paul in third in New Hampshire
• Style Guide: Miracle on South Congress
• Austin’s SMBR dept. honors small businesses
• Ecclestone pushes Grand Prix deadline back one week
• Granito: How to Nail a Dictator to screen December 1, 2011
• Judge won't step down in Fort Hood shooting case
• ACC awards Skanska $19M contract to build Elgin campus
• Ken Anderson deposition released
• Big Weekend Calenders expands to Portland, Ore.
• Austin real estate round-up: Nov. 30
• Arts Minute: Holiday theatre
• Child Wellness: Teenage suicide
• Cornyn Co-Sponsors Bill to End Administration’s Keystone Stall Tactics
• Austinites turn out for traditional Mueller Tower lighting
• GE Asset Intelligence CFO moves to Pivot3
• CRE loan default rate in Texas remains flat
• Pfizer maneuvers to protect Lipitor from generics
• Williamson County sets up remote location for vehicle registration
• Parched prognosis: Drought's grip on state to deepen in 2012
• Annual AISD State of the District address set for Wednesday
• ABC's Extreme Makeover Home Edition helps Bastrop family
• Fayette County sees two big drug busts in same day
• Sprouts closing three Austin stores
• Preacher and wife killed in Travis County accident
• Deadline approaching for Formula 1 negotiations
• Kabongo's 16 points, 7 assists lead Horns to win
• Excitement builds for Baylor vs. UT football
• Slow start, fast finish to UT volleyball's regular season
• Volume 11 Media gains $271K in funding
• Watch the live stream of Keystone Pipeline presser at 10:30am CT / 11:30am ET -...
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• Police: 13-year-old dead following stabbing
• Report: Gowalla seeking buyer
• Small biz adds 55,000 new jobs in Nov.
• Tuition could rise at UT
• Businesses based on F1 to sue if race is canceled
• Cyber Monday spending sets record
• Austin ranks No. 1 on 2011 Citizen Survey results
• Round Rock considers joining school funding suit
• Sprouts to close doors at 3 Austin stores
• Exbition - Two Takes on One Space: Lauren Fensterstock and Steve Wiman
• Cornyn Asks Administration to Delay Dunes Sagebrush Lizard Decision
• PeopleTalk Fall Speaker Series with John Paul DeJoria
• The University of Texas at Austin Launches Pharmacy Technician Certificate
• Texans sign veteran Delhomme
• Austin Teen Suspected Of Murder
• 13-Year-Old Stabbed To Death In Austin
• Smith Meets With Members of Texas National Guard
• Congressman Smith Named “Policymaker of the Year”
• Thornberry Lauds Cyber Bill's Focus on Information Sharing
• Austinites Sport Mustaches For Movember
• Mustaches center of attention at Capitol march for cancer awareness
• Alleged White House shooter found competent to stand trial
• Georgetown homeowner tells all about holiday light show
• Horseshoe Bay City Council approves removal of cedar trees
• Iowa is the presidential field of dreams for GOP candidates
• Travis County approves $1.5 million for "Y" traffic improvements
• Travis Co. wildfire response under scrutiny
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition pep rally in Bastrop
• Police investigate Southeast Austin homicide
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• CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA ADVISORY OF A PUBLIC HEARING BY THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
• Austin Labeled A Brain Hub
• Sights and Sounds still a holiday staple in San Marcos
• Ford Demonstrates Intelligent Vehicles
• Horseshoe Bay to Eliminate Cedar Trees
• Hazards Lurk In Lake Travis
• Man Found Incompetent to Stand Trial
• Students on alert after Baylor-area robberies
• Travis County Judge Sam Biscoe to retire in 2014
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• Oops, Perry flubs his words again
• Austin’s AIC Ventures acquires 245K s.f. in Ohio
• Fire Destroys Mobile Home in Buda
• Funds Approved To Improve 290 W Traffic
• Snoball expands with online charity tool
• Off the Plate: FINO
• Science Break: Magic sand
• Perry shuffles top staff spots
• Austin companies brew Sputnik beer for space movie
• In the Galleries: Ogden Nash’s padlocked collection of poetry
• Number of Austin homes underwater slightly drops, still 10%
• Central Texans celebrate holidays on ice
• American Airlines parent company files Chapter 11
• Retail shops to ‘pop up’ on Congress Avenue
• Community voices opinion on AISD Facilites Master Plan
• Austin’s Channel 6 rakes in awards
• Rep. John Culberson Continues Metro Funding Oversight
• Small businesses see share of historic Black Friday sales
• McCoy will start against Baylor
• Facebook eyes giant IPO
• Fort Worth embraces college for cops
• Experts, officials to discuss 2011 Texas drought
• Texan allegedly drove no-hands before fatal wreck
• Holiday Swing party benefits Project Transitions
• Beer can alternatives causes legal problems for New Braunfels tubers
• Buda mobile home destroyed in early morning fire
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• Improvements to "Y" interchange could relieve traffic
• Horseshoe Bay officials consider cedar tree removal
• Commissioners to reevaluate burn ban
• Congressional Award Gold Medal Presented to Round Rock Brothers Michael and Allen Hearn
• Austin lost 9,975 private-sector jobs during downturn
• Upcoming shows at the Uptown Marble Theater
• American Airlines parent files for bankruptcy
• Local businesses capitalize online
• Cyber Monday piracy crackdown launched by Feds
• Texas Supreme Court strikes down challenge to business tax
• Austin has the recipe for middle-class jobs
• Ecclestone sets Nov. 30 deadline for F1 to pay
• Many Choosing Pawn Shops Over Banks
• Fire crews respond to hazmat situation
• One dead after Bastrop County collision
• Cain says he expects fresh accusation
• "Extreme Makeover" in need of volunteers for Bastrop build, pep rally
• Stocks soar after big holiday shopping weekend
• Parents to weigh in on charter schools, overcrowding
• Medicaid pharmacy changes may be Rx for conflict
• AISD Superintendent listens to public concerns about Facilities Master Plan
• Elroy residents anxious to know what is next for Formula 1 track site
• Time Running Out to Reach F1 Deal
• San Marcos Place 3 candidates face runoff election
• Committee mulling over single-member districts
• Longhorns eye 'Texas State Championship'
• Map Decision May Delay Elections
• Sales Continue During Cyber Monday
• Killeen to remain without city council until May
• Anderson deposition delayed; TCLA files grievances against Morton prosecutors
• [Press Release] Gov. Perry Announces Creation of Institute for Applied Cancer Science at MD Anderson Cancer Center
• Ft. Hood Suspect Returns To Court
• Abbott requests emergency stay with SCOTUS for interim state maps
• Austin Man Charged With Assault
• Teen Charged For Robbing Delivery Man
• Bypass Mobile gets $1.7M in funding
• Landry’s will offer senior notes to finance new deal
• Austin Woman Assaults Friend With Food
• Two Men Charged With Robbery
• Tech Beat: New toys shine at 'Time To Play' showcase
• Business Now: PAC forms to ease Hays Co. liquor laws
• Report: BofA received hefty Fed rescue
• Athlete of the Week: Tucker's winning kick
• Bazaarvoice names Srinivasan CTO
• Upcoming Spring 2012 Tuition Payment Deadline
• Le French Club Hosts Holiday Celebration December 4
• Channel 6 earns Overall Excellence, EMMY award for programming
• Occupy Austin protestors brave frigid temps
• Professor Linda Mullenix analyzes Mims v. Arrow Financial Services
• Some familiar faces as candidate filings begin
• Wyatt Brand expands services, adds clients
• Cowboys 'Never Suspended' Twitter Acct
• Catellus names Canada firm for shop house phase of Mueller
• Austin gains business during recession
• Texas business owners split on economy, survey says
• New tool catches heart disease in newborns
• Astros fire GM Wade and president Smith
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Steiner Ranch teen heads to court; party death under investigation
• Public hearing Monday for AISD master plan
• Anderson deposition on Morton case to be released Monday
• Radio station catches fire overnight
• Cyber Monday shopping underway
• NetSpend approves $25M share repurchase
• TalentGuard collects $518,333 in funding
• ArthroCare to settle suits for $74M
• Business partnerships are like marriages
• Independence Brewing Co. tugs Texas beer market
• 122M Americans plan to shop on Cyber Monday
• Patterson wants investigation into Combs' $250M F1 deal
• Record $52B spent over Black Friday weekend
• Local Christmas tree farms affected by drought
• Local merchants participate in Small Business Saturday
• National Scooter hits the brakes
• 2012 Charter Revision Committee meets this Thursday at Carver Library
• Sembrando Herencia 2011 - 'Boricua Beisbol'
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Gingrich choice of influential New Hampshire newspaper
• Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee addresses the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County Full Funding Grant Agreement Signing Ceremony
• Dr. Burgess on Fox News - The Solyndra Failure: Views from DOE Secretary Chu
• Black Friday Craziness
• Austinites Brace for Cold Weather
• National Guard Deployment
• Busiest travel period of the year wraps up
• Prince William joins Irish Sea rescue mission
• Fort Worth teen dies after car strikes home
• Words change in Catholic prayers
• Central Austin home catches fire
• Busy day for travelers
• Austin sees lowest gas prices of the year
• Drought dries up Christmas Tree supply in Texas
• 400 soldiers deploy from Camp Mabry
• Rick Perry's "Oops": There's an app for that
• Black Friday sales up 7 percent over 2010
• Tone Up: Bridges provide safe, effective leg workout
• Texas Volleyball Earns Top Overall Seed for NCAA Tournament
• 400 National Guard troops deploy from Camp Mabry
• Historic drought stunts Christmas tree production
• Forever Families: Animal-loving Kelony still looking for a family
• Model trains bring holiday tradition to Downtown Austin
• Occupy Protesters Escorted from Capitol
• S.A. welcomes the holidays with River Walk parade
• Access to smart phones creating "app gap" among children
• Obama pops into bookstore, backs small businesses
• Ohio murder plot may be linked to Craigslist
• Attack on Pakistan border posts kills 24 soldiers
• US court won't block its Texas redistricting map
• Occupy Austin moves locations
• Chuy's Children Giving to Children Parade fills downtown
• Austin takes part in second annual Small Business Saturday
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• Texas Defensive Backs Catapult UT over Texas A&M
• No. 5 Texas Volleyball downs Sooners, clinches outright Big 12 Championship
• Out in the Garden: Growing rosemary and thyme
• Thousands brave rain for downtown holiday parade
• App Wrap: Apps to help with holiday shopping
• Healthy Living: Beware fatigue-causing foods
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Georgetown lights up for the holidays
• Deportation forever changes Texas family
• Saving pets with a discount
• Occupy Austin expands to Bee Cave, Capitol
• After two tough losses, Texas feeling good after win at A&M
• Photos: Christmas trees on Loop 360
• US court won't block its Texas redistricting map
• Annual Chuy's toy drive parade to close downtown Austin streets
• F1's Ecclestone sets deadline for race organizers to pay up
• Drought leaves Texas Christmas tree farms scarce
• Black Friday shopping delivers mixed results
• Austin holiday tradition returns to Loop 360
• Digesting the debate: GOP primary state of the race
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• Construction stopped at Circuit of the Americas track
• Fostering global know-how at International Education Week
• Maya Fisher is Oak Hill Gazette Student Athlete of the Week
• Report: Increased recycling will create 1.5M jobs
• The Rain Does Fall In Central Texas
• RECA to host fundraiser for wildfire relief
• Looking back at a wild win
• Lightning Strikes House, Causes Fire
• Rain No Problem For Occupy Austin Crowd
• Mason leaves LCRA, joins Graves Dougherty
• Construction Begins on ACC Campus in Elgin
• Off the Plate: 24 Diner
• Science Break: Aerodynamics
• ACC Breaks Ground on Elgin Campus
• Delta to offer nonstop flight from Austin to NYC
• Pet Pointers: Norwegian Lundehund
• Report: Texas peak employment restored by 2012
• Tips to help make Thanksgiving dinner healthier
• Movember boosts health awareness for men
• R Bank gets thumbs up for Georgetown branch
• Win a signed copy of a Don DeLillo’s “White Noise”
• Highway shut down after motorcycle accident
• Groundbreaking begins on ACC's 9th campus
• Free shredding event taking place downtown
• Red light cameras being tested in Round Rock
• Junior League celebrates 36th Annual 'Christmas Affair'
• Safety meeting to be held for downtown Austin residents
• $3.8M donated for Central Texas wildfires relief
• Austin Water calculates how much waste water Austinites use
• Rain moves into Central Texas
• Thermon sees 7 percent Q2 revenue growth
• MT @txpotomac: @kaybaileyhutch wants to save $ by closing overseas bases & movin...
• Recommended Reading: Books from the “Banned, Burned, Seized, and Censored” exhibition
• Residents weigh in on Imagine Austin plan
• Austin-based Entorian Q3 profit loss grows
• Astrotech nets profit, revenue drop in Q1
• Health Works: Practicing self-control
• Amazon launches customized Kindle software to challenge iPad
• New auto sales in Austin up in October
• Austin-based CSIdentity rebrands as CSID
• Supreme Court to examine health care reform law
• ACC to break ground on Elgin campus
• Rep. Brady Applauds VA Approval of Conroe Clinic Expansion
• New Braunfels can ban could move tubers to San Marcos
• Austin CowParade rounds up $1.5M
• Texans oppose insurance mandate
• Sam Johnson Announces Mobile Office Hours on Thursday, November 17 in Allen, Plano and Richardson
• Fighting Depression with Antidepressants
• Teen killed in Northwest Austin accident identified
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• New dangers uncovered in plastics
• Austin homeless man in jail for attacking women
• Perry gaffe-free, Paul campaign alleges blackout in latest GOP debate
• Cap Metro sees big spike in ridership
• APD motorcycle officers get dash cameras
• Doctors learning more and more about severe head injuries
• Arrests are made after $300,000 of pot is shipped from California
• UT Frat Suspected of Drug Trafficking
• Bastrop wildfire pushes pesky pests to the forefront
• Lake Patrol Decreases Due to Low Levels
• UT senior Fozzy Whittaker staying positive through healing process
• [Press Release] Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on Supreme Court Hearing on Obamacare
• Some San Marcos residents concerned about can-ban overflow
• Ambiguity mounting over Austin F1 race
• Man Charged For Attacking Another Woman
• Cain experiences own 'brain freeze'
• Amid 'oops' misstep, Perry hits key states to win back voters
• "Now, with this announcement, I trust that the Supreme Court will overturn this...
• Supreme Court set to hear health care overhaul arguments
• Supreme Court set to hear health care overhaul arguments
• The Law School and Robert Brothers, ’11, honored by awards from Texas Access to Justice Commission
• Rep. Culberson’s Statement on Decision by Supreme Court to Hear Health Care Law Challenge
• ABIA Advises Travelers to Arrive Early
• Plan to earn your associate degree? Sign your name to it!
• Players reject NBA's offer, begin to disband union
• APD detectives seek suspect in South Austin bank robbery
• Scott & White to break ground in Marble Falls
• First-ever Dewhurst TV ads start Tuesday
• Covert Auto Group buys N. Austin car lot
• Freebirds expands to Oklahoma
• Prosthetics give injured troops a second chance
• Business Now: City growth puts clamp on area apartments
• In Case You Missed It: I sat down with CNN's Candy Crowley on 'State of the Unio...
• ABIA among best airports in the world
• Sweet suggestions for your Thanksgiving desserts
• Austin’s Whale Shark Media Inc. condenses name
• Hispanic chamber to host conference for Mexican nationals
• APD Searching for S Austin Bank Robber
• New Watering Restrictions In Round Rock
• Tech Beat: CES organizers roll out new nifty gadgets
• Defining teaching by more than mere numbers
• Athlete of the Week: Keeping up with Cayleb Jones
• Cooking at Home: Littleneck Clams with Chorizo Sausage
• FieldPoint reports Q3 profit, revenue increase
• ACC Among Institutions with Most International Students
• Smart Living: Mission accomplished
• Your Health: Fighting breast cancer on your lunch hour
• Round Rock-based SalesVu gets $600K in funding
• Driskill Hotel celebrates anniversary with 12 Days of Driskill
• Organ donor's mom meets recipient for first time
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
• Austin lights up for diabetes
• "Cow Parade" bovines auctioned off
• Sometimes Island seen again during Texas drought
• Karen Bantuveris
• New analysis says UT professors are productive
• New watering restrictions take effect in Round Rock
• Stratus Properties nets $3.6M loss in Q3
• Lone Star Scene: Twilight Saga's 'Breaking Dawn' tour visits Texas
• GOP candidates can't remember
• “Lisztomania” hits Austin
• CowParade statues auctioned off for charity
• Thousands flock to inaugural Spirit Fest
• Texas drought drying relationships with energy
• Big banks quietly add new fees to boost revenue
• UT Austin faculty double Texas' investment
• Student blogs reveal what college life is like
• President Signs Bipartisan Larsen-Brady Proposal to Create APEC Business Travel Card
• Thousands of Central Texas home loans may be faulty
• The write stuff
• Growing Austin low on apartments
• Ecclestone: Austin F1 an 'uphill battle'
• Last Chance: IMAGINE AUSTIN Priority Tool closes today
• Cornyn Responds to Supreme Court Decision to Hear Challenge to President’s Health Care Law
• Burgess Statement on Supreme Court Announcement to Decide Constitutionality of Health Care Law
• Studio Brings Buzz to East Austin
• Bastrop Fire Victims Still Need Help
• Kingsland Deer
• Westwood senior makes regional-finals in Siemens competition
• 'Immortals' reigns with $32M opening weekend
• New water restrictions for Round Rock start Monday
• Thousands Race for the Cure in downtown Austin
• New analysis says UT professors are productive
• GOP co-chair: Debt talks a 'roller coaster ride'
• Comic Con 2012 in downtown Austin
• Woman rescued off a cliff in Reimers Ranch Park
• ABIA uses new body scanners
• Tone Up: Safely using the leg press
• Texas loses running back Fozzy Whittaker to season-ending knee injury
• Texas blues legend Doyle Bramhall found dead at 62
• Kids cut hair, grow confidence in East Austin
• Cooking at Home: Shrimp with pineapple fried rice
• Can Construction For a Cause
• Funeral Arrangements for Brandon Urban
• Benefit bash raises money to help Austin musicians
• Race for the Cure paints Downtown Austin pink with support
• Free parking at ABIA now a thing of the past
• Camp Mabry hosts WWII reenactment to honor veterans
• Bowman is the Pet of the Week
• Austin-American Statesman's Fitness Columnist tells us about her first rodeo
• Jason Embry lets us know what's next for Governor Perry
• VFW Post 8925 hosts its first Veterans Day event
• Texas Governor's Mansion, torched by arsonist, making progress
• Autistic teen saves neighbor's house with warning
• Kids give free haircuts
• Chopper crash kills top Mexican officials
• End of an era: Italy's Berlusconi resigns
• Perry tries to bounce back from debating blunders
• Comic Con Austin
• Cedar Park unveils Veterans Memorial Park
• Perry jokes about gaffe from last debate
• Latest GOP debate: Substance, sans gaffes
• Out in the Garden: Showcasing a 'heritage garden'
• Austin Animal Center is Now Open
• Honoring Our Service Men and Women
• Cooking at Home: Bacon wrapped pork tenderloin
• Quartet of Horns power No. 8 Volleyball past Kansas State, 3-1
• Missouri limits No. 21 Texas to 76 yards rushing for first win over Longhorns since 1997, 17-5
• State-of-the-art Austin Animal Center opens its doors
• Going Green: Bottled Rainwater
• Wizard World Comic Convention comes to Austin
• Occupy Austin holds vigil for protesters injured in wreck
• Tony is the Pet of the Week
• Woman fights for sleep apnea awareness after husband's death
• Steve Sunshine and Amy Byrd with the Spirit 105.9 talk about Spirit Fest.
• Jason Schenker talks about what early retail sales could mean for the economy
• Stanford tops UT women in season opener
• High School Blitz: Friday November 11, 2011
• Honorary race chair inspires others
• Austin Veterans Day parade brings memorable moments
• As candidates honor troops, polls show shifting field in GOP race
• Viewers mark 11-11-11 with weddings, babies
• Stimulus dollars fuel free weatherization program
• Fort Hood shooting victims seek millions in compensation
• Service members spend Veterans Day in Bastrop Country
• Austin surgeon volunteers to help the wounded in Germany
• Attitudes towards American veterans have changed over the years
• Black Friday Sales To Begin On Thursday
• APD Pushes for Unattended Vehicle Law
• As U.S. draws out of Iraq, Veterans Day takes on new meaning
• Temple fire leaves family of 5 homeless
• Judge Forbidden From Visiting Daughter
• Seasonal shopping season begins in Central Texas
• City works options to clear dust from Auditorium Shores
• Oral history helps preserve legacies of freedom
• Austinites continue tradition of honoring Veterans
• Backstage Pass: SIMS Foundation Benefit Bash
• Your Health: A melanoma milestone
• The Car Coach: Sounds your car makes
• Sandusky May Face Charges in Texas
• Fashionably Yours: Christmas at the Caswell House
• Chemical spill shuts down roadway
• Tech Beat: PayPal wallet aims to put transactions in the cloud
• National polls show shifting in top tier
• It's an honor to be able to spend Veterans Day with our soldiers and doctors at...
• Interview with Sanford Levinson on Constitutional Faith to air on C-SPAN2′s BookTV, November 14, 2011
• Roadway reopens after fatal early morning collision
• Austin-based Allens Boots faces lawsuit
• Sneed Vine & Perry moving across Congress Avenue
• The League Kitchen & Tavern opens in Lakeway
• Battle Hall: 100th anniversary
• Texas, Austin exception to gloomy retail picture
• Veterans Day Parade Marches Downtown
• Cinema Spotlight: Eastwood and DiCaprio revive 'J. Edgar'
• Gov. Perry's debate debacle fodder for late night comedy
• Speak Up Austin: Rainey Street Redevelopment
• Mackay: Give thanks for your customers
• Harnish: Five techniques to improve marketing
• Honor to join many of our nation's veterans today in Dallas. Eternally grateful...
• Veterans take flight in WWII's 'Flying Fortress'
• Plaza at Riata acquired by OrangeStone Capital
• Austin Creative Alliance names executive director
• Service and support
• 2012 Chancellors announced
• ACC Choir Concert Set for Nov. 14
• High School Blitz: Thursday Nov. 10, 2011
• NEUGEBAUER MESSAGE ON VETERANS DAY: THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
• On my way to the Dallas #VeteransDay Parade & 11th Hour Armistice Ceremony
• Lucky in love: Soon-to-be spouses rush to tie the knot on 11/11/11
• Rep. McCaul visits troops overseas for Veterans Day
• Pregnant mother fights breast cancer to remission
• Obama hosts Veterans Day at the White House
• ACC's Early College Program
• Hugo's
• UT system regents OK computer security upgrades
• New water restrictions for Round Rock start Monday
• Road closures come with Veterans Day parade
• One killed, 2 injured in early morning accident
• U.S. online holiday shopping will increase to nearly $60B
• Austin couple brings DoodyCalls to Central Texas
• ACC groundbreaking for new Elgin campus is Nov. 15
• ACC’s Early College Start Program Brings College to High School
• Photo Friday
• God bless the United States of America and those who fought to keep her free. Ha...
• Georgetown model aircraft club needs airfield
• Labor Department: Jobless claims fall 10,000
• Marble Falls tourist train derailed
• UT System allocates $34.9M for computer security upgrades
• Federal Housing Administration needs money
• Boutique hotel going up on East Sixth Street
• Honoring Those Who Have Honored Us
• Congressman Al Green’s Statement on Veterans Day
• P'ville to get driver's license megacenter
• Three Austin companies acquired by Summit Materials
• Veteran’s Day Celebration Road Closures
• Veteran Is First to Pass Special Program
• Man arrested for murdering mother now facing other charges
• 83 seek $750M for Fort Hood tragedy
• New full-body scanners functional at ABIA
• Morton murder suspect has lengthy criminal history
• Animals move to new Austin animal shelter
• Residents urge TxDOT to fix RR 12
• Confederate license plates defeated in unanimous decision
• Arrest warrant out in connection with hit-and-run death of UT student
• Governor's Mansion looking like its old self in restoration
• Concerned parents meet with Pflugerville ISD officials about bullying, safety
• CALLING CAMERON COUNTY EMPLOYERS TO RECRUIT FRESH NEW TALENT IN THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
• ITINERARY FOR CONGRESSMAN RUBÉN HINOJOSA- WEEK- NOV. 7th-12TH, 2011
• THOUSANDS OF JOB SEEKERS TURNING OUT FOR JOB FAIR AT STATE FARM ARENA IN HIDALGO TODAY
• 5,000 PLUS RGV HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LEARN ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF VOTING
• Congressman Rubén Hinojosa on Honoring our Veterans on this Veterans Day 11-11-11
• Suspect in Morton murder no stranger to arrest
• Perry Owns Up To Debate Blunder
• GOP debate offered more than Perry's 'oops' moment
• Voter ID law may pose new challenge for some voters
• Capital Tonight: Life after the gaffe
• New survey highlights strengths, weaknesses of Austin
• Man Charged With Kidnapping, Assault
• New Seton Medical Center construction on the fast track
• Austin Man Indicted In Mother’s Death
• ACC Celebrates Groundbreaking for New Elgin Campus Nov. 15
• Good Samaritan Stabs Man, Saves Woman
• Fort Hood victims, families seek $750M from Army
• Will be on @dailyrundown w/ ChuckTodd tmrw at 8:35am ct / 9:35am et to discuss t...
• Hall Statement in Honor of Veterans' Day
• State Department delays oil pipeline from Canada
• Survey: Austin No. 1 city for resident satisfaction
• U.S. Senate Photographic Studio-
• Austin extends Car2go, Zipcar contracts
• On the 11th hr of the 11th month each yr Americans pause to say "Thank You" to o...
• Rep. Culberson Honors Our Veterans
• Humanities and the military
• Extinguishing fear
• Check out my newest @YouTube Town Hall video - “The Divide in Washington” / Watc...
• This Veteran’s Day Weekend: Free Book Giveaway of Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried”
• UT gifted $3M to finish geosciences student center
• Changes at Flow Nonfiction, KLRU; Illumine to honor artists
• Austin’s yellow cabs turn pink, purple
• Council meeting highlights for Nov. 10
• Austin Animals Moving To New Home
• Suspect in Morton murder held on $750K bond
• E.A.S.T. to begin art trek
• Texas DMV unanimously rejects Confederate plates
• Board Rejects Confederate Plates
• Healthy Living: Protecting sensitive teeth
• Whale Shark gets $150M, will expand brand portfolio
• Man Charged For Child Sex Crimes
• Wilde About Texas: Football fans salute America
• SunGard, UT create cloud center
• ACC Salutes Our Veterans and Service Members
• Smart Living: Life on the Street
• KLD Energy raises $10M in convertible debt
• App Wrap: 'dot,' 'Spotlight Digital Wireless Microphone'
• Worms may hold the key to fighting Parkinson’s disease
• Happy Birthday @USMC ! Thank you for fighting our nation’s battles in the air, o...
• Lee-Wen: Austin real estate market hot but frothy
• Flix Files: Serious and silly collide in new releases
• ACC Veterans Share Writings at Veterans Day Event
• #Mustread op-ed by @wayne_crews – “Lawless Net Neutrality vs. the Resolution of...
• Today the #Senate will be voting on my resolution to overturn the FCC’s regulati...
• Fellows Find: Analyzing the fight scenes from “Raging Bull”
• Penn State fires Paterno, Spanier; students react
• 'Hyde Park Tire Slasher' sentenced to 10 years
• You can watch the live stream here - @Atlantic_LIVE #Americ...
• Will be speaking @ 8:45am ET today @Atlantic_LIVE #AmericaFutureForum on innovat...
• Nationals Catcher Ramos Kidnapped
• Tower shines orange tonight
• Brady Applauds First Gulf Oil and Gas Lease Sale in Nearly Two Years
• Texas’ First Generation of Veterans
• Bradford-Nohra No More
• Texas Ordered To Redraw Maps
• Dead End for Wilson Street
• Not Everyone Keen on Charter IDEA
• Civics 101
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• Beside the Point: Planning What's Affordable: Council tweaks mammoth Downtown plan
• A Stay for Skinner
• Point Austin: One, Two, Many Occupations
• Another Blow for Death Row Inmate
• Bridging the Language Gap
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• A Mission To Communicate
• Panel Reviews Fatal Police Shooting
• Travis Report: Autopsy Facts and Figures
• Hot Competition in Police Union Election
• New Policy Weighed for Police Lineups
• Will the Well Run Dry for Las Lomitas?
• Election Results: Travis Props Win Handily
• What's Up With Hancock Golf Course? Good Question.
• Burgess Statement in Recognition of Veterans Day
• Congressman Burgess Honors Local Veterans
• Residents of Querencia at Barton Creek Enjoy Boo Bash
• New bar readies to open in Austin's Rainey Street district
• CSIdentity hunting for new CEO
• Moreland Properties broker top real estate producer in Austin
• Retail sales jump in February
• Google launches person finder after Japanese tsunami
• Analysts expect 600,000 iPad 2 sales in first days
• Texas’ construction industry still standing, study finds
• Rackspace launches program for startups
• Texas leads country in job creation, data shows
• Rock Candy Media launches Web division
• Austin Hilton Garden Inn sold
• EZCorp partners with Rev Worldwide
• Guest worker program proposed in Texas
• Spanish Oaks sold out of foreclosure
• AUSTIN GRANDFATHER AND GRANDSON CREATE MOVIE DURING LOS ANGELES FILM SCHOOL ADVENTURE—IN TWO DAYS!
• The Power of a Single Vote - Austin Election Information and Polling Places
• Gas prices continue to increase
• Prosecutor in Morton trial questioned
• Waterloo Park closes for four years
• UT president says he didn't seek $10M MyEdu deal
• Texas red tide kills 4.2M fish since September
• Zilker Tree goes up Tuesday
• Non-profit helps Austin film and food community
• Austin Water rates increase Tuesday
• Two dead in Georgetown officer-involved shooting
• In the Galleries: An illustrated envelope from Frank Shay’s Bookshop
• Occupy Austin evolves to accommodate change
• Be sure to check out my op-ed in the Houston Chronicle about the immediate econo...
• Police: Officers shot man after he killed a woman
• KBS REIT buys Las Cimas IV in SW Austin
• 2 Die in Domestic Disturbance in Gtown
• Judge Anderson endures 9-hour Williamson Co. deposition
• The Daily Caller: Holder dumps new Fast and Furious docs as 11 more congressmen call for his resignation
• Fannie Mae multifamily debt deal probed by feds
• Keystone XL protested by oil zombies at Austin City Hall
• PeopleFund teams with Starbucks to help local businesses
• Halloween brings good business to Sixth Street
• Austin's Brazos Software changes name, focus
• East Austin resident to fight church transformation
• TAB puts the heat on higher education
• Trick-or-treaters celebrate friendship before candy
• Ordinance Forces Veterans To Live Apart
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
• Photos: Spirits haunt Central Texas ghost town
• APD arrests man accused of shooting teenager in East Austin
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Sites, sounds, and costumes of Halloween in Round Rock
• Rick Perry NH speech goes viral
• City leaders, Occupy Austin protestors meet in private
• Raw video shows frantic deputies racing to save people from Bastrop fire
• Halloween means good times and good business for 6th Street
• Ghost hunters look for spooky spirits in downtown building
• Man Killed In Trash Compactor Incident
• Anderson completes 9-hour deposition in Williamson County
• Horns hesitant to name Ash starting quarterback
• Video Of Bastrop Dash Cameras Released
• Perry’s Speech Sparks Criticism
• Texas football ties 2010 win total with 43-0 victory over Kansas
• Students Perform Halloween Flash Mob
• Some Bastrop wildfire victims aim for speedy rebuild
• Tech Beat: World Tech Network rewards major innovative products
• Edge of Reality cuts 39 workers in Austin
• Austin’s mayor voices concern over low voter turnout
• Two Austin ad agencies make changes
• Urban expert: Austin should get to work to stay on top
• Macy's to open at 12 a.m. on Black Friday
• Your Health: E-feeding toddlers
• Business Now: Hollywood actor launches Austin-based film company
• On the Agenda: Perry campaign floundering; voters put off by Perry personality
• On the Agenda: Perry campaign floundering; voters put off by Perry personality
• AFP names top philanthropists in Austin
• Rick Perry's Bizarre Speech
• Cooking at Home: Pasta Puttanesca
• GRANGER STATEMENT ON UNESCO APPROVING FULL MEMBERSHIP TO THE PALESTINIANS
• Arrested Austin 'occupiers' released on bond
• Creepy, macabre, and bloody: Halloween assignment illustrates breadth of Ransom Center’s collections
• Baseball ends fall slate with 13-6 win over Texas State
• Two small Austin companies make Forbes’ best in US list
• Occupy, APD agree cooperation is needed
• Hall Wins FRC Action's "True Blue" Award for Unwavering Support of the Family
• Halloween fun on 6th Street
• President's latest initiatives not sitting well with Republicans
• Dentists participate in candy buyback
• Halloween safety tips
• Cap Metro offering E-Bus for Halloween night
• Wife of J.J. Pickle dies
• Oil zombies to protest pipeline on Halloween
• No Refusal weekend leads to more than 20 arrests
• Is the old Williamson County Jail haunted?
• Occupy Austin organizers to meet with city leaders
• Wells Fargo kills monthly debit card fee testing
• Austin ranks No. 33 for private-sector businesses
• New fire station designed to improve response
• Football, women's lacrosse coming to Southwestern University
• NBA lockout continues, no games through Nov. 30
• San Marcos residents concerned over new tubing business
• Dozens of Occupy Austin demonstrators arrested
• Report: Top 15 most scary jobs
• SXSW's ScreenBurn Arcade to move locations
• Fore to serve comfort food in Lakeway
• Finding retail space a challenge in Austin
• City Seeks Austin's Finest Artwork for Display