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Ilana Panich-Linsman for The Texas TribunePeople at the raided house say they rented it for a birthday party and deny any connection to the gang. One man says law enforcement accused him of being in Tren de Aragua because of his tattoo. -
Gabriel C. Pérez/KUT NewsAustin City Council will not vote this week on renewing the program, effectively ending it. The decision came after several community members and city leaders raised concerns about privacy.
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In an appeal filed this week, Maria Rojas� attorneys accused Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office of a careless investigation. -
The city reopened the street to cars on weekend nights in an effort to improve safety. -
A lawyer says Denisse Parra Vargas was stopped last week for having expired tags and told to report to a processing center Tuesday. Her family is now in Mexico. -
In one case, the university had pushed to delete records related to an arrest. In another, the university was accused of hiding communications on encrypted apps. -
The lawyer for a protester arrested at a pro-Israel event argues UT officials actively hid communications about the case by using apps that can delete messages. -
The fire in San Marcos started in the early morning hours of July 20, 2018, and killed five people. The case remains unsolved. -
Voters approved the ordinance by a sweeping margin in 2022. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued it violated state law. -
Victims and families of the people who died in the 2019 attack offered impact testimonies as the trial ended. "I have no more room for hate in my heart," said Yvonne Gonzalez, who lost her parents. -
Steven Aldrich, 66, was arrested and charged with felony possession of components of explosives. Additional charges are possible, police said. -
APD continues to have trouble filling empty jobs and bringing in new officers. That's due in part to a lack of recruitment plans, city auditors found.
