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Texas college officials head to Austin to make funding requests from state legislature
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The Texas State Capitol building stands in Austin, Texas, U.S., on Thursday, June 2, 2016. Steve Adler, Austin s mayor, thinks he can put his stamp on the city by burnishing its reputation as an exciting playground for experiments in urban transportation. One of his political priorities is to seek millions in federal funding to promote a so-called smart city plan based on autonomous buses, sensors that know which parking spaces are available and, yes, a culture of ridesharing. Photographer: David Williams/BloombergDavid Williams, Austin Ridesharing / Bloomberg
Texas college officials started meeting at the Texas Capitol in Austin Tuesday to make requests for funding from the state during its 87th legislative session.
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Austin City Hall, lit up while residents lost power and heat due to rolling blackouts. Photo by Jared Tennant.
Throughout Monday and Tuesday, between 190,000 and 211,000 electric customers of Austin Energy had their power cut due to the historic winter storms that have slammed Texas. This amounts to around 40% or more, just for Austin Energy. Other providers such as Oncor and the Pedernales Electric Cooperative have left similar percentages of customers without power.
But while area families and residents shiver in the dark, downtown Austin office buildings remained fully lit Monday and Tuesday night.
Jared Tennant is one of the best-known aerial photographers in central Texas. I got to know his work through the Austin Drone Pilots group on Facebook a few years back.
Terminally ill doctor killed pediatrician and himself after hours-long hostage standoff in Austin, police say
Andrea Salcedo, The Washington Post
Jan. 27, 2021
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A terminally ill doctor carrying numerous guns held an Austin medical office hostage for hours on Tuesday before fatally shooting a local physician and himself, police said, shaking the Texas capital city and leaving investigators hunting for a possible motive.
Following a standoff that lasted more than six hours, officers entered the Children s Medical Group building in central Austin Tuesday night and found the suspect, Bharat Narumanchi, a 43-year-old pediatrician from southern California, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to police.