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Tue, May 22, 2012 7:42 PM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 2:36 | 92 views
AUSTIN -- It's all systems go in the hard-fought four way Republican primary for U.S. Senate. With a week to go, the latest poll by the University of Texas and the Texas Tribune shows Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst leading former state solicitor general Ted Cruz by single digits -- 40 percent to 31 percent, yet still seemingly unable to crack the 50 percent mark needed to avoid a runoff. "The real problem here is that he's got Leppert to the left of him peeling off some of the moderates and Cruz to the
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Thu, May 16, 2013 1:22 AM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 2:16 | 35 views
AUSTIN - The City of Austin's Emerging Technology and Telecommunications Committee had its first public discussion Wednesday regarding Google Fiber and which city buildings should get the super fast internet connection first. "There is nothing set in stone about who decides. It's a city decision," said Austin City Council member Laura Morrison, who headed Wednesday night's discussion at City Hall. Austin city staffers released recommendations on which buildings they think should be priorities for Google Fib
Ramps may be required in all new Austin homes
Thu, May 16, 2013 12:41 AM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 2:42 | 8 views
AUSTIN -- Soon, nearly every new home in Austin could come with ramps, first-floor bathrooms and special handles on the doors. It's part of a proposal before Austin City Council called "visitibility," to make houses more accessible for people with disabilities. "I see this as an opportunity for even young folks who have to take care of their parents, if they ever have to do that and bring them to their home, at least they've got a place that they can visit," said city planner Leon Barba. Currently, Austin o
First responders practice disaster scenario on Fort Hood
Wed, May 15, 2013 10:03 PM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 1:58 | 5 views
FORT HOOD, Texas -- The scenario: Someone has planted explosive devices across Central Texas and another one is going off in Fort Hood. It is the Force Protection Exercise, a two-day, full scale disaster scenario for first responders. The participants make the disaster scene as real as possible. From their screams to their wounds. "I really did cry. I mean I was trying to make it as real as can be," said Uilani Dodd who works on Fort Hood. "A couple of them actually turned my stomach," said Valerie Ric
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KVUE-TV Austin 2:32 | 5 views
AUSTIN -- Lawmakers huddle with heads together in the session's final days, hammering out deals to pass key legislation before the gavel falls for good. With twelve days remaining in the regular session of the 83rd Texas Legislature, they have plenty to talk about. As a conference committee of five state representatives and five state senators works behind the scenes to rectify differences between the House and Senate on state budget bill SB 1, funding for education, transportation infrastructure and water
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Wed, May 15, 2013 7:03 PM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 0:33 | 5 views
AUSTIN -- An Austin man was charged with intoxication manslaughter for a fatal collision in 2012. Salvador Del Rio, Jr. died last August on FM 973 when an on-coming car swerved into his lane and the two collided. According to an arrest warrant signed Wednesday, the other driver 20-year-old Hector Eduardo Salazar had a blood alcohol level between 0.108 and 0.168. Salazar's bond was set at $50,000. He is not yet in custody.
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Wed, May 15, 2013 6:21 PM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 2:29 | 3 views
AUSTIN -- Travis County and Austin leaders unveiled a new place Wednesday for families to go for supervised visitation and custody exchanges. The Travis County District Attorney's Office says the new facility will help with a backlog of custody cases. "There aren't many places like this in the State of Texas. For us to start this program in Austin in phenomenal," said Rene Campos from the Chamber of Commerce. "This is terribly needed. A lot of times people think that when someone leaves a domestic violence
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Wed, May 15, 2013 11:49 AM EDT
KVUE-TV Austin 4:27 | 3 views
AUSTIN -- A group of troubled teens will showcase their artwork during an auction in downtown Austin Wednesday. The teenagers, ages 14 to 17, are currently detained at the Gardner-Betts Juvenile Justice facility and are a part of a special art program that encourages them to constructively express emotional conflict, anger and self-awareness through art. Fifty-one original art pieces will be displayed at the San Jacinto Center lobby during the auction that's expected to make about $40,000. The money will