Gabriel Velasquez Neira | KUT
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The announcement brings the total number of Michelin-starred restaurants in the city up to seven.
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Wilber Garces Perez is accused of evading and assaulting an officer after an ICE traffic stop in North Austin on Sept. 20, according to court documents. Unreleased body-camera footage of the shooting was shown in court on Wednesday.
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The officer who shot Wilber Garces Perez did not have a body-worn camera, according to court documents.
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Wilber Garces Perez remains in detention after being shot by a federal immigration agent on Sept. 20.
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Classes like "Women and the Holocaust," "Slavery and its legacies" and "Mexican American Women 1910 to Present" were all not approved by the university for core curriculum status.
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The unveiling ceremony comes a day before Austin's annual Pride parade, which runs from the Texas Capitol to the Congress Avenue Bridge.
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The AH-64 Apache attack helicopter crashed around 1:30 p.m. in a field and started a fire, which has since been contained.
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Speakers at the event condemned the removal of the rainbow crosswalks, but they were also optimistic that queer culture will be preserved in downtown Austin.
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The Austin Venezuelan Association has partnered with local businesses and gathered volunteers to raise funds after two earthquakes killed thousands of people in the South American country.
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The Texas Animal Health Commission is enforcing an animal quarantine for warm-blooded animals in 10 counties across Texas due to a rise in New World screwworm cases.