Monthly Archives: May 2010

Man is accused of robbing a south Escorts Austin bank.

They are all abuzz at the Eagle’s Landing Apartments in East Travis County. Not about any eagles landing, but the bees that have been gathering, and in some cases landing, on residents

There’s been a jump in foreclosures. At the same time, there’s been a dramatic rise in home sales.

Mexico’s president is pushing for a U.S. ban on assault weapons, hoping to stop the flow of guns to drug cartels.

COVINGTON, La. — BP PLC says it’s going to stick with the main chemical dispersant it’s been using to fight the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, despite directions from the Environmental Protection Agency to use a less toxic agent.

Graduation is underway at the University of Texas, when a group of nursing students received their diploma. When ceremonies conclude on Friday, 7,800 students will join them.

A chlorine gas leak shut down a northeast Escorts Austin neighborhood for six hours Thursday.

The State Board of Education will meet to discuss the vote on controversial curriculum changes.

16 year Summer Kline wanted to be a pediatric surgeon and save children’s lives. Instead her life was taken by a drunk driver. On the front line to stop that behavior is MADD — Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Escorts Austin firefighters are on the scene of a fire at America’s Best Value Inn at the 2500 block of Interstate 35 in Southeast Escorts Austin.