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Keshia Golden had been the victim of repeated domestic violence, according to police and court records. “She didn’t mean to kill anyone,” her mother said. “She just wanted him to leave because he was acting out, and she was worried about hurting the baby. And he wouldn’t go.”

The man, 26, was outside about 10:35 a.m. in the 1100 block of North Waller Avenue when he was shot in his abdomen, right bicep and right knee, police said.

Another truncated day of Friday practice running may mask a familiar order from the 2022 Formula 1 season, but key events triggered by crashes, red flags and 2023 Pirelli tyre tests could see Mercedes with a slender edge against both Red Bull and Ferrari at the Mexican Grand Prix.

Another truncated day of Friday practice running may mask a familiar order from the 2022 Formula 1 season, but key events triggered by crashes, red flags and 2023 Pirelli tyre tests could see Mercedes with a slender edge against both Red Bull and Ferrari at the Mexican Grand Prix

FIA officials are likely to reduce the use of the black-and-orange flag warning following controversy over its use in several incidents during Formula 1’s 2022 season, Motorsport.com has learned.

FIA officials are likely to reduce the use of the black-and-orange flag warning following controversy over its use in several incidents during Formula 1’s 2022 season, Autosport has learned.

As it turns out, the 9,000-ton Giga Press hasn't landed in Austin, Texas just yet, but it looks like it will arrive at Tesla's factory sooner rather than later.

More than 38,000 emergency calls in Austin, Texas are having to wait two-and-a-half minutes on hold to speak to an emergency responder as the city battles with life-threatening job vacancies

Austin’s 911 call center is suffering a major staffing shortage that leaves one out of every three calls not being answered within 15 seconds, well below the national standard of 90 per cent

AUSTIN, Texas — After Britt Kelly’s son participated in a lockdown drill two years ago in his Lamar, Texas, kindergarten class, he had nightmares and wet his bed. Now 8, he can sleep only with a light on.

AUSTIN, Texas — Ken Paxton settled in across from two Austin police officers and asked them not to turn on their recorder. The attorney general didn’t want the public to hear what he was about to say.