Austin council addresses deadly police shooting
Some members of the Austin City Council are speaking out following the officer involved shooting death of a 17-year-old last week.
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Austin police investigating shooting on Rainey Street
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Search crews recover body of missing swimmer from Lake Travis
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One person dead after homicide near Downtown Austin
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Vigil demands justice for people killed by ICE agents, protesters say
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One person injured in Downtown Austin shooting
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Passenger rail between San Antonio and Austin? Two routes, major hurdles
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