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Hasan Piker to speak at UT Austin Wednesday | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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Controversial Twitch streamer and self-described socialist Hasan Piker is set to speak at UT Austin Wednesday at an event hosted by UT’s University Democrats. The event was nearly derailed after organizers say they received more than 3,000 RSVPs, leaving them scrambling for weeks to find a larger venue. The capacity of the William C. Powers, Jr. Student Activity Center, where Piker is slated to speak, is around 460. Adit Raha, president of the University Democrats, said UT didn’t accommodate req
Man accused of 2023 shooting spree in Austin, San Antonio could file insanity plea (opens the original)
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Shane James, the man who allegedly killed his parents in San Antonio before going on a shooting spree that left four people dead in Austin, intends to file an insanity plea, according to court filings this week. James' attorney on Wednesday indicated he plans to raise an "insanity defense" at an upcoming trial in a Travis County court. James faces four counts of capital murder, along with counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder of a police officer. James allegedly
Former head of Walden Media to take over UT's Moody College of Communication (opens the original)
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Cary Granat has been appointed new dean of UT’s Moody College of Communication. Granat previously served as co-founder and CEO of Walden Media, a production and publishing company known for films like the "Chronicles of Narnia" series. He will take over as dean of the college from interim Dean Anita Vangelisti, who’s been in that role since August 2024. In a statement, Granat said he was "optimistic about what lies ahead" in his new role. "I arrive with open hands, a listening ear, and a simple
Austin-area cities are abandoning their Flock cameras. Here are the agencies still using them (opens the original)
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This summer, Flock Safety's license plate-reading cameras became a contentious topic for Texans of every stripe. Cities and police departments across the state have dropped the AI-empowered cameras that scan and catalog license plates in the hopes of preventing and solving crimes. People have found a lot to dislike about these cameras — and Flock. The company has been accused of lying to police departments and local leaders. They own all of the images from these cameras, so police can’t always c
Eviction filings spiked at this tiny home village for homeless Austinites. Why? (opens the original)
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In a North Austin parking lot on a muggy, rainy afternoon, an old dog is practicing a new trick. Lala, a white and grey spotted pitbull mix, is nestled between the legs of her owner and 14-year companion, Lynda January, who tools around on a motorized scooter outside her apartment building. They’re both getting used to the scooter January bought a few months back — and the North Austin apartment. For most of Lala’s life — and nearly a decade of January’s — they lived in an RV at the Community Fi
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