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Texas Bill Spotlights Minors Charged With Prostitution
One Texas senator wants to allow more counties to set up specialty courts for minors charged with prostitution
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After Boston Bombings, Being Vigilant Without Being Paranoid
In the two weeks since the Boston Marathon bombing, suspects have been identified and news outlets have interviewed people who knew them – asking if there was any sign that they might be capable of the attacks.
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Remembering the First Responders Killed in West
More than 9,000 people gathered at Baylor University yesterday to honor the twelve firefighters and first responders who died in the West Fertilizer Plant Explosion.
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Associates’ Bans Could Mean Trouble For Armstrong

Lance Armstrong could be headed for some messy legal battles as two of his racing team’s former doctors and one trainer received lifetime bans from cycling today....
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Texas Changing Its Lethal Injection Protocol

Texas will join a handful of states that use a single drug in lethal injections, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice announced Tuesday....
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Consultants to Design Austin’s Future

3 firms are vying for the job. Provide your input March 4th....
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Hays County Declares Drought Disaster

Hays County officials are fourth in calling for help with the extreme drought in Central Texas....
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Tom Schieffer Steps Toward Governor Ra...

Fort Worth laywer Tom Schieffer says he's wading into the race for Texas Governor....
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20-year-old Seeks School Board Post

He still lives with his parents, but Kevin Naumann is serious about running for school board in Marble Falls....
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I-35 Traffic Moving Again In New Braun...

Police have reopened traffic near FM 306 but frontage roads are still shut down....
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Austin Reacts To President’s Wit...

Austin politicians and war veteran share their opinions about President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw troops from Iraq....
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How Other States are Tackling the Stim...

Texas lawmakers have been trying to figure out how much stimulus money will come to Texas....
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Change to Census Sparks Some Concern

A meeting of local and federal demographers in Austin stirred some passions....
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Contemporary Art Shines In Texas

The 2009 "Texas Biennial":http://www.texasbiennial.com will get underway with a variety of events Friday March 6-9 in Austin....
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Bastrop Fire Insurance Woes

Many houses in Bastrop were saved but some were completely destroyed without insurance coverage....
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Former Meth Lab Homes Surprise Buyers

House hunters could be blind to what was a former meth lab....
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Raging Wildfire Chars Bastrop County

An enormous wildfire between Bastrop and Smithville shut down part of the Highway 71 eastbound Saturday....
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Metro Rail Could See More Delays

Capitol Metro's commuter rail service, slated to start in late March, may be delayed again....
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A New (Recycled) Bookstore Opens

Recycle Reads will open its doors on Burnet Road. The books will range in price from 50 cents to 2 dollars, and the store will be primarily operated by volunteers....
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