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- Central TX shut out of TIGER
Hoping for federal stimulus money is akin to hoping for that last-second, buzzer-beating score. When the home team wins, everyone wants to talk about it. But when they lose? Forget it. So it was when Austin, and Texas overall, lost again on a share of
- Austin green energy projects awarded $3.3M
The state awarded four Austin renewable energy projects $3.3 million in the first round of a $52 million grant program. Texas Comptroller Susan Combs today distributed about $31.3 million through the , which matched funds from the American Recovery and
- SXSW: Motorhead Mania Cranks Up as Lemmy Blitzes Austin
Lemmy stares down the photographers before the red carpet premiere of Lemmy at SXSW. AUSTIN, Texas — Lemmy Kilmister, the Jack Daniel’s-swigging, bass-playing, smoke-belching engine that powers proto-metal band Motorhead, got a hero’s welcome
- Free Live Music in Austin, Texas
Known as the "Live Music Capital of the World," Austin, Texas, takes its music seriously. When Austin learned in 1991 that it had more live music venues per capita than any other city in the United States, the slogan became official. Austin is home to
- Many troubled Chicago banks see problems deepen
Many banks struggling at the end of the third quarter were more stressed out by year-end. The number of Chicago-area banks with real estate-focused Texas ratios above 100 was unchanged at 32 from Sept. 30 to Dec. 31. But those exceeding 200 grew from 12,
- Mexico-bound bus crashes in Texas, killing 2
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 AP - A crowded bus carrying young families and spring breakers toward Mexico went careening off a Texas highway and flipped onto its side Tuesday, killing two people and forcing dozens of bloodied passengers to climb to safety through broken windows and an emergency exit.
- Mexico-bound bus crashes in Texas, killing 2
A crowded bus carrying young families and spring breakers toward Mexico went careening off a Texas highway and flipped onto its side Tuesday, killing two people and forcing dozens of bloodied passengers to climb to safety through broken and an emergency
- Runaway sisters from Spring Branch return to Texas
Two teenage sisters from Spring Branch have returned to Texas after running away from home more than a month ago, according to authorities with the Comal County Sheriff's Office. The two Smithson Valley High School students Elsa Fitch, 16, and Celia
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