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Crashes down at camera locations

Crashes are down at intersections in Austin where red lightcameras are up and running.

Man claims he was assaulted and stabbed

Authorities have arrested two men after another man claimed hewas kidnapped, robbed, stabbed and beaten before being dumped indowntown Austin, Wednesday.

Low lake levels don't stop boaters

Lakes Buchanan and Travis are popular hot spots of boater duringthe Fourth of July weekend, and throughout the summer.

NASA says space travel "rocks"

July 20th will mark the 40th anniversary of the first humanlanding on the moon and NASA is already celebrating.

Man threatened with sword over beer

Police charged a man with aggravated assault after threatening aneighbor with a sword and throwing beer cans at his front door.
 

Blowout sparks small SH 71 grass fire

Firefighters put out a blaze around 1 p.m. Thursday that startedon State Highway 71 in the median.

Fireworks blast on amid burn bans

Drought conditions continue to worsen in Central Texas, andlittle rain in recent weeks prompted many counties to enact a burnban. However, the burn bans for many will not hamper fireworkdisplays this holiday weekend.

Go to church in your local bar

A nondenominational church is conducting Sunday services in abar and allowing dogs to attend with their owners.

Troopers target reducing fatalities

Beginning Friday and through midnight on Sunday, Texas HighwayPatrol troopers will be out in full force looking for people whoare driving drunk, speeding or not wearing safety belts during theFourth of July weekend.

Travel trailer burned with body inside

A Bastrop County travel trailer burned up with someone insideThursday morning.
 

Schools offering baby yoga classes

Kids start as young as six months

Man stabbed outside of frat house

One person was stabbed outside of a UT fraternity house earlyThursday morning.

Austin floats support for Iran protests

A demonstration in downtown Austin keeps the election uprisingin Iran in the public eye.

Boy saved at Lake Travis water park

A 4-year-old boy saved from drowning at Lake Travis waterpark.

New e-cigarette has city stumped

Smokers have found a way around the indoor smoking ban inAustin. They are inhaling without exhaling the fumes using anelectronic cigarette, or "e-cigarette."

Austin woman watching the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court decided to take on a case testing the limitsof an international treaty aimed at protecting children and signedby more than 80 countries.

Flash flood concerns for Mason County

Foregoing a flash flood Wednesday despite the warning, MasonCounty residents were careful to watch the water slowly start toflow. A combination of drought conditions and a rocky terrain havea history of creating danger for drivers during downpours.

Duo uses fake $100 bills at strip club

Police arrested a man and woman for trying to pass fake $100bills at a strip club in Southeast Austin.

Round Rock growing quickly

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, four of the 10 fastestgrowing cities in America are in Texas. Round Rock leads the way asthe second-fastest growing city.

Swimmers and skiers take caution

The Texas Department of State Health Services is urging swimmersand skiers to take precautions against a rare amoeba calledNaegleria fowleri.

Gaming-room heist sends three to jail

Three people pretend to gamble in an illegal gaming room, justto rob the place.

Where to see the fireworks

Here's where you can find the best shows in Austin and CentralTexas. 

Pet adoption urged before holiday

With the Fourth of July nearing, Austin animal advocacy groupsare pushing for more adoptions surrounding the holiday.

Knife found in briefcase at ABIA

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Police arrested a Lakewayman Tuesday after a knife was found in his briefcase as he wasgoing through security.

New AISD superintendent takes the reins

"We face challenges, and my goal is to turn those challengesinto opportunities," said Dr. Meria Carstarphen, the new AISDsuperintendent. "The future of Austin depends upon tapping thebrainpower and creativity of Austin students."

Focus on immigration reform narrows

Law enforcement officials said federal authorities should beresponsible for immigration issues, not them -- but they do want togive their input in reforming the immigration system.

The Daily Blotter 07/01/09

Man faces three counts of intoxicated manslaughter. Rodney Reeddenied another appeal.

Water flow increases at New Braunfels

The drought conditions Central Texas has experienced for sometime has actually allowed water levels to increase by 150 percentin the Guadalupe River in New Braunfels, Texas.

San Marcos celebrates road improvement

According to the City of San Marcos, the $9.5 million projectimproved mobility and safety, utility service and drainage along abusy thoroughfare. The project began in 2006.

Woman saves friend from pool

A woman on Waterbank Cove told Austin police she pulled herfriend out of a swimming pool Wednesday morning after she found himthere not breathing.

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