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Police: 17-year-old had water bottle, not gun, in fatal Austin officer shooting (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Austin police officers believed they were responding to an armed teenager early Friday morning. Minutes later, the 17-year-old was dead. Investigators later determined no firearm was found. Instead, police said the teen had a water bottle tucked into his waistband and believe he may have been attempting what they described as a “suicide by police.” As multiple investigations continue, CBS Austin reviewed newly released body camera footage with a University of Texas sociology rese
Texas expands flood response as Abbott warns of more life-threatening rain (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is expanding its response to severe flooding as state leaders warn another round of heavy rain could bring more dangerous conditions to parts of Central and South Texas. During a Thursday briefing at the State Operations Center, Gov. Greg Abbott said protecting lives remains the state’s top priority as life-threatening flooding continues. “Once again, life-threatening catastrophic flooding remains our main risk tonight and overnight through the early morning hours,” Abbott
Gov. Abbott warns parts of Texas could see more rain than last year’s July floods (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott warned Wednesday that parts of South and Central Texas could see more rainfall than last year’s devastating July Fourth floods as another round of heavy rain moves across the state. During a briefing at the State Operations Center Wednesday, Abbott said Texas is preparing for what he called a potentially historic flooding event. More than 1,300 personnel from over 30 state agencies have been activated, along with more than 75 boats, 20 aircraft, and more than 800
Family speaks out after fatal ICE shooting as Austin rally calls for transparency (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas (KEYE) — The family of a Houston-area man who was shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation is speaking publicly as the case draws calls for transparency from Democratic leaders and immigrant advocates. The shooting also became part of the conversation Wednesday in Austin, where community members, faith leaders, and advocacy groups gathered outside the Travis County Commissioners Court to voice concerns about immigration enforcement in Central Texa
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