Britny Eubank

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AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin man has been sentenced to two decades in prison for shooting his cousin to death. In October 2023, Austin Police Department (APD) officers responded to reports of a shooting in the parking lot of a shopping center at 2237 E. Riverside Drive. Security officers said they found an unresponsive man with a gunshot wound to the head and another person covered in blood.

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LONDON, UK — Austin's mayor is across the pond this week as the inaugural South by Southwest (SXSW) London conference kicks off. SXSW first announced the new week-long conference last May, stating that it would have an emphasis on European creative endeavors and feature the company's first visual arts and fashion components.

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AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-based neurotechnology company Paradromics says it has reached a major milestone in brain technology. The company, which is developing the "highest data-rate brain-computer interface platform," said it recently completed its first in-human procedure involving what it calls the Connexus Brain-Computer Interface (BCI).

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AUSTIN, Texas — A man has been arrested after police say he shot another man in the head last week in northwest Austin. The Austin Police Department (APD) said just after midnight on May 29, officers responded to the Westdale Point Apartments, located at 7117 Wood Hollow Drive. The caller reported someone had been shot. When officers arrived on the scene, they located 25-year-old Noah Talbott suffering from a gunshot wound to his head.

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AUSTIN, Texas — The 89th session of the Texas Legislature is coming to a close, and lawmakers have been busy for the past six months. The session kicked off back in January, and lawmakers will adjourn "sine die" on Monday, June 2. More than 6,500 bills were introduced this session, and more than 300 passed. So far, the governor has only vetoed one bill – House Bill 353, which would have created the criminal offense of trespassing on or near a school or day care property.