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Rouse teacher put on leave after sex assault allegations
Rouse teacher put on leave after sex assault allegationsA Rouse High School teacher is on administrative leave and under investigation for sexual assault.Local
Austin housing discrimination ordinance passes second reading
Austin housing discrimination ordinance passes second readingThe Austin City Council passed a housing discrimination ordinance on its second reading Thursday.Texas
European Parliament to honor George H.W. Bush
European Parliament to honor George H.W. BushBush was in office when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, and will be the first to receive the Robert Schuman Medal.Links
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151 years later, Obama awards medal to Gettysburg hero
151 years later, Obama awards medal to Gettysburg heroAlonzo Cushing's bravery against Pickett's Charge "saved the union," historian says.Local
The Broken Spoke turns 50
The Broken Spoke turns 50The Broken Spoke turned 50 this year. KVUE caught up with the owner and some of the venue's legendary performers.Nation
No regrets: Texas nurse who got Ebola would treat again
No regrets: Texas nurse who got Ebola would treat againAmber Vinson has recovered after contracting Ebola on Oct. 15.Crime
Police file charges against Felony Lane Gang suspect
Police file charges against Felony Lane Gang suspectThe Austin Police Department has arrested three people in connection with a Florida gang suspected to be operating in Austin.Local
APD technology: then, now and what's to come
APD technology: then, now and what's to comeAustin police are adding technology to make them safer and more efficient.Money
Postal Service announces holiday mail deadlines
Postal Service announces holiday mail deadlinesStarting Nov. 17, Postal Service will deliver packages seven days a week in big cities, other busy areas.Business
Home Depot hackers used vendor log-on to steal data, e-mails
Home Depot hackers used vendor log-on to steal data, e-mailsIn addition to data on 56 million payment cards, criminals got 53 million e-mail addresses.Elections
Election problems between Williamson, Travis counties
Election problems between Williamson, Travis countiesOfficials in Williamson and Travis counties will meet within the next few days to determine how to streamline election data between the two counties so results can be reported easier.
Statewide decline of voters for elections
Statewide decline of voters for electionsStatewide numbers show a decline in the number of votes cast Tuesday for midterm elections.Local
Pflugerville completes lake vegetation removal project
Pflugerville completes lake vegetation removal projectOver six weeks, 250 boat loads of approximately 500 cubic yards of aquatic vegetation were removed from Lake PflugervilleLocal
Trail of Lights tickets go on sale
Trail of Lights tickets go on saleTickets went on sale Thursday for the 2014 Trail of Lights at Zilker Park.Texas
Body found in home of Texan who stole benefits
Body found in home of Texan who stole benefitsA body has been found in a West Texas home in the search for the mother of a woman imprisoned for stealing her late father's federal benefits.Crime
US announces 1st bitcoin securities fraud case
US announces 1st bitcoin securities fraud caseAt the peak of the scheme, Shavers possessed about 7 percent of all bitcoin in public circulation, prosecutors said.World
Report: Obama wrote secret letter to Iran on Islamic State
Report: Obama wrote secret letter to Iran on Islamic StatePresident sought to link cooperation in fight against Islamic State to a nuclear deal.Texas
Texas officials approve water funding rules
Texas officials approve water funding rulesTexas officials have approved final rules for implementing the state's $2 billion plan for water projects.Features
A day in the life of an undocumented immigrant
A day in the life of an undocumented immigrantDespite commanding election victories by a Republican party bent on defeating his intentions, the President has vowed to take his own action to grant work permits and to put a hold on deportations of unauthorized immigrants, many of them here in South Texas.Texas
13-foot gator bagged in East Texas
13-foot gator bagged in East TexasThe Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife Tuesday killed a 13-foot alligator near Jasper Tuesday after receiving concerns from residents there.Local
Man who alleged excessive force charged with assault
Man who alleged excessive force charged with assaultThe suspect in a DWI crash in Cedar Park turned himself into the Williamson County Jail on Tuesday, according to police.Local
Baldyfest aims to raise money to save Wimberley icon
Baldyfest aims to raise money to save Wimberley iconThe Save Old Baldy Foundation is taking another stab at raising money to preserve a Wimberley landmark.Texas
20 arrested in Waco solicitation cases
20 arrested in Waco solicitation casesAt least 20 people have been charged in an online solicitation investigation targeting adults in Central Texas allegedly seeking children for sex.
Army men finally march into Toy Hall of Fame
Army men finally march into Toy Hall of FameRubik's cube and bubbles also are inducted into the hall of fame.Movies
Woody, Buzz and the gang to return in 'Toy Story 4'
Woody, Buzz and the gang to return in 'Toy Story 4'They'll all be back for the fourth installment of the animated franchise in 2017.Local
Salvation Army among agencies to lose some city funding
Salvation Army among agencies to lose some city fundingAustin has a reputation as a generous city to those less fortunate, but the number of organizations needing help may mean many agencies won't get the funding they're accustomed to.In Your Area
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