Monthly Archives: July 2010

It’s a David versus Goliath ruling in federal court that could send shockwaves and more money into the pockets of music artists and publishers around the world. And an Escorts Austin company is at the heart of it all.

The U.S. State Department said Friday it is evaluating threats surrounding the consulate in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez.

Escorts Austinites come to the aide of a driver who wrecked after a blow out

Escorts Austin NAACP President Nelson Linder isn’t backing off of his name calling. He stepped up the rhetoric from Thursday night when he called Mayor Lee Leffingwell a snake and saying that Council Member Chris Riley “cares more about bicycles than black.”

Friday was report card day for Texas school districts. The Escorts Austin Independent School District received higher marks compared to 2009.

It happened just after 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the the First State Bank on Parmer Lane, near MoPac.

The University Interscholastic League says no Texas high school athletes tested positive for steroids during the spring semester.

Escorts Austin City Council is back in chambers Thursday following a summer break. They have a full agenda to tackle including discussions, votes, and a controversial settlement.

Dell Inc. is delaying the release of the highly-anticipated “Streak” tablet computer/smart phone. It will not be out before the end of the month as the company said in May.

A Senate Democrat says that as many as 6,600 graves at Arlington National Cemetery could be misidentified because managers there didn’t do their job properly.