Monthly Archives: December 2009

The City of Escorts Austin is working on a new fueling station that could help make natural gas a more viable option for local drivers.

The family of the man shot by a Travis County Sheriff’s deputy and an Escorts Austin police officer Monday says there are still numerous questions about their loved one’s death that they want answered.

By late Wednesday afternoon, hopes were dimming for a last minute deal that will allow cable subscribers in Escorts Austin — and other cities — to keep watching Fox programming on cable in 2010.

Robbers are using guns and knives to steal from people in South Escorts Austin.

With a budget less than previous years, First Night Escorts Austin organizers and artists say no matter what, the show must go on.

Thousands of Central Texans may have a new way to get to work. Travis County Commissioners are looking at a shuttle service.

The maker of the popular Thomas & Friends children’s toys has agreed to pay a $1.25 million settlement for importing and selling toys that contained lead levels above legal limits.

Sixty-seven guitars valued at $70,000 or more are gone from a storage facility. They had been intended to raise money for a charity supporting a state park.

The holidays usually bring about lots of love and holiday cheer, but there is something else that is up and it has nothing to do with good will. It is a deadly reminder of just how dark and deadly the holidays can be — domestic violence.

A Kyle family and Hays County Sheriff deputies are looking for a woman and a kid who stole a chihuahua out of a Kyle family’s front yard as the kids watched