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Elizabeth Holmes set to move to Austin halfway house next year, reports say (opens the original)
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DEL VALLE, Texas — Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is scheduled to move to a residential reentry center (RRC), or halfway house, in Del Valle next August, ABC News reports. Per ABC News, an update via the Department of Justice's Victim Notification System says Holmes will be relocated to Austin Transitional Center next August Holmes is currently in federal prison in Bryan, Texas, convicted on federal charges after defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. She claimed her blood-t
Texas is no. 1 in the AP poll, longtime fans see 'something special' (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is atop the AP rankings after a comeback win over previous AP No. 1 Ohio State Saturday night. A rally in the fourth quarter closed a 20-point gap and put the Longhorns over the Buckeyes 24-23, the largest ever fourth-quarter rally to beat an AP No. 1 team. Samarth Srinivas, a UT student, described the momentum shift in DKR. “It was [an] insane energy shift. Everybody was so loud," he said. "I swear my eardrums were bleeding, but it's okay because I was having the time of m
SeatGeek listing tops $42,000 as Texas-Ohio State tickets soar ahead of Saturday (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Tickets for a coveted seat in DKR this Saturday won't come cheap as Texas prepares to host Ohio State. As of today, Wednesday, Sept. 9, ticket prices on SeatGeek and other third-party sellers range from a few hundred dollars to five-digit price tags. CBS Austin found a single ticket listed on SeatGeek for over $42,000. ALSO | Fans call for more heat resources at Texas Football games “Right now, depending upon what secondary page you're looking at, the average secondary price on d
Tesla’s new self-driving Cybercabs drive into federal safety scrutiny as safety audit open (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Just days after Tesla launched Cybercabs in Austin, the driverless vehicles have driven themselves under U.S. Department of Transportation scrutiny over whether they meet federal safety standards. CBS Austin reported Thursday that Tesla had deployed its gold-colored Cybercabs in Austin and begun picking up passengers through the company’s Robotaxi app. According to Tesla’s website, Cybercab rides are currently limited to select areas of Austin. The two-seat vehicles have no steer
Tesla Cybercabs launch in Austin (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Tesla has deployed its new gold-colored Cybercabs in Austin, now picking up passengers through the company's Robotaxi app. Tesla's Model Y robotaxis are already driving passengers around the city, but the Cybercabs are Elon Musk's latest debut of upgraded autonomous vehicle (AV) technology. Unlike the Model Y robotaxis, Cybercabs have no steering wheel or pedals. There is also no back seat or back windshield; the vehicles seat just two passengers. Dr. Kara Kockelman, a transporta
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