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Celebrating school success with sand

One class a time, students file out of Lago Vista Elementary School. They amble, single file, down a long sidewalk to the end of the building. That's when their jaws drop.

Medical board cites area doctors

The Texas Medical Board announced Thursday that it has taken disciplinary action against 187 licensed physicians in the state. Three doctors in the Austin area were cited, while two doctors' previous suspensions were lifted.

Cap Metro testing new rail routes

The agency wants to add a midday and Friday evening routes.

Police seek two suspected rapists

A woman told police she visited a bar on Pond Springs Road where she met two men, who offered to drive her home. The woman told police that during the ride the men sexually assaulted her.

Reward upped for sex offender capture

Billy Twayne Gibson, 33, is a civilly-committed registered sex offender who cut off his ankle monitor and fled from the Wayback Halfway House at 899 North Stemmons Freeway in Dallas early Saturday morning.

Man enters apartments and fires weapon

Police are looking for a 21-year-old man they said entered an apartment complex and fired shots at someone a week ago.

Personal watercraft ban for holiday

The annual ban of personal watercraft is necessary to ensure the safety of the large number of people who use the lake and parks during the Labor Day holiday.

'Machete' to open here amid criticism

Austin director Robert Rodriguez's new film, "Machete," opens at the Paramount Theater on Thursday, amid critics' charges that it fans racial tensions.

Two found guilty in Spiros shooting

LaBaaron Hutchison and Brandon Hutchison were found guilty on two counts each of of aggravated assault for the shooting that happened outside the now-closed Spiros nightclub on Red River.

Owner ticketed for leaving pup in car

An Austin man who left his three-week-old puppy in an SUV in the Whole Foods parkinglot has been issued a citation under a little-known city ordinance, officials said Thursday.

Plumber accidentally set fire in repair

After battling an apartment blaze in North Austin for about an hour, firefighters have extinguished the fire that damaged two apartments and an attic.

Scott & White hospital merger official

Scott & White Healthcare has finalized an agreement to merge with Johns Community Hospital in Taylor, a 25-bed acute care hospital.

Dead body found during traffic stop

Hays County Sheriff's Office said officials believe the homicide happened in Hays County, but have not released any other information.

Dell cedes 3Par to HP

Dell Inc. is walking away from a bidding contest with rival Hewlett-Packard Co. for data-storage maker 3Par Inc.

Kids say man tried to get them into car

Police said a group of 9- and 10-year-olds were approached by a man when they were feet away from the playground.

Hunt is on for convenience store robber

Detectives are on the hunt for a man they said held up a convenience store clerk at gunpoint Aug. 22.

Former APD officer fights to regain job

Former Austin police officer Leonardo Quintana is fighting to get his job back during a civil service hearing Thursday morning.

'Metropolis' takes over Seaholm

Alamo Drafthouse getting ready to screen new version of "Metropolis" at Seaholm Power Plant.

Bus crash survivor speaks out

As a Texas law requiring lap/shoulder seat belts on all new school buses takes effect, a survivor of the crash that inspired that program speaks to KXAN Austin News.

Defensive driving costs

Drivers in a hurry often end up with a ticket. But if you get in a hurry to take care of that ticket with a defensive driving course? You could still end up losing cash.

Del Valle dealing with a traffic mess

It's a traffic nightmare, and it's in Del Valle of all places. It started when kids went back to school, and it's now affecting the entire community's commute.
 

Teens rescued from collision near HS

Police said three students were pulling out of the high school parking lot and hit a pickup truck that was apparently trying to turn from Howard Lane onto Parmer Lane.
 

Dance teacher accused of rape

Stacey Aldridge, 42, is accused of raping a woman in June 2010 - forcing her to have sex with him at his studio after they had met through mutual friends at a night club.

Longhorn Pipeline runs beneath F1 site

Two pipelines run beneath the proposed Formula One racetrack site. One carries gasoline, the other highly volatile liquid.

Man charged with aggravated assault

Austin Police said BryonTrinidad Garcia chased Cathy Mojica and her friend Christie Saucedo in his vehicle and repeatedly rammed into the back of their car, nearly causing them to run off the road.

Austin Pets Alive! opens new doors

Austin Pets Alive! is opening a new facility in South Austin that will help save the lives of an additional 1,000 animals.

Alcohol a factor in G'town drownings

The drownings of Scott and Ethan Hughes were likely the result of the Scott Hughes drinking too much alcohol and mistaking a boat ramp for the roadway, authorities said.
 

Rail station platforms smoke-free Wed.

Changes have taken effect at all Capital Metro rail station platforms along the Red Line after the CapMetro Board adopted a new tobacco-free policy July 26.

Dripping Springs traffic tie-up fixed

It took a week after classes started, but the Texas Department of Transportation has finally cleared up a troubling traffic light issue near Dripping Springs Elementary.

Keeping school meals interesting

Austin registered dieticians offer parents advice for packing healthy and interesting school time meals.

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