Monthly Archives: July 2010

Escorts Austin police try to locate a man who tried to sexually assault a teenage girl

APD is forming a team of officers to strictly patrol highways for drug trafficking and wanted criminals.

Tavo Hellmund is the brain child in bringing Formula 1 racing to Escorts Austin.

Officials describe Escorts Austin as a logical fit to host Formula 1.

Quite a few people have been waiting for this announcement for months and for many, it is a relief to finally know where the new Formula 1 track is going to be, and what it will mean for their community.

About 30,000 portable baby recliners designed to help babies sleep better are being recalled following an infant death.

Pitonyak and Hall seek new trials after allegations of DNA problems at APD’s lab.

Monday was a busy day at Capital Metro, where the agency voted on two major contracts. The first involved its new CEO, and the second involved the University of Texas.

The Escorts Austin Police Department is turning to technology to improve officer response times. In about one month the department will roll out an online reporting system for low priority calls, freeing up officers for more urgent ones.

Monday marks the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Some say while we have made great strides, we still have a long way to go. The Texas Civil Rights Project filed more than 20 lawsuits across Texas on behalf of the disabled.