Andrew Lamparski
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Man shot by ICE officer to remain in custody, judge says criminal prosecution can continue (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — A federal judge denied bond for the man shot and injured by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer earlier this month during a detention hearing Wednesday in an Austin courtroom. The judge also found that federal prosecutors have probable cause to support the criminal charge against Wilber Garcés Pérez for assaulting, resisting, interfering, and impeding a federal officer. During Wednesday's hearing, the 28-year-old Venezuelan man appeared in a wheelchair with his left ar
Riders removed from COTALAND roller coaster after 'operational stop' on opening weekend (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Videos from COTALAND's opening weekend appear to show riders being evacuated from the amusement park's Circuit Breaker tilt coaster and brought to safety after it stopped at the top of a vertical drop on Saturday. In a video posted to Instagram by user @lone_starr_rider, Nicholas Thomas, riders appear to face the ground at the top of the coaster, but the ride does not continue. Within seconds, Thomas realizes the ride is stuck. “What? Oh my God. No way,” he said. He waves down to
Texas Comptroller seeks more school voucher funding as skeptics question who benefits (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — The debate over whether to expand Texas’ new school voucher program is already underway, with the state comptroller asking lawmakers for over $2 billion more over the next two fiscal years. Some, however, are pressing for more details about who is benefiting from the program. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Don Huffines is requesting about $2.3 billion for the program through fiscal years 2028 and 2029 in order to continue the Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) program.
Accountability scores are on their way. Here's how the state grades Texas schools. (opens the original)
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The Texas Education Agency is expected to release its annual A-F accountability grades for Texas schools next week, with districts like Austin ISD awaiting scores that could determine future state intervention. (Photo: CBS Austin) AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Education Agency is expected to release its annual A-F accountability grades for Texas schools next week, with districts like Austin ISD awaiting scores that could determine future state intervention. The TEA notes on its website that informat
'He didn't deserve this': Father of TXST student killed by deputy (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Nearly two months after 18-year-old Texas State University freshman John Mendoza Jr. was shot and killed by a Brazoria County sheriff’s deputy in southeast Texas, his father says the family is still waiting for answers and wants criminal charges filed. John Mendoza Sr. said he wants to see accountability in the case involving the deputy the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office says shot his son. “Somebody should be charged. Somebody should be arrested,” Mendoza Sr. said. “It would at
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