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In case your vote wasn’t cast as part of Travis County’s large turnout for Early Voting, you’ll have your chance to do things the old-fashioned way tomorrow: Tuesday, March 2.

Go here to find out if you’re registered to vote and here to find your polling location.

In case your vote wasn’t cast as part of Travis County’s large turnout for Early Voting, you’ll have your chance to do things the old-fashioned way tomorrow: Tuesday, March 2.

Go here to find out if you’re registered to vote and here to find your polling location.

The Town Lake Animal Center has a brand new program committing to saving the lives of Central Texas ' homeless pets.

Town Lake 's new Foster Program is actively recruiting homes who can serve as volunteer foster homes. Austin/Travis County...

Paintings and sketchings from a Travis County prosecutor whose blog says she wants to work as a courtroom artist when she retires.  Primarily not courthouse related stuff, but there's plenty of that in there too.

A new criminal law blog in Austin has popped up recently, but unlike those I recently posted about, this one comes in the black hat variety.

That’s right: it’s written by a prosecutor.

Steve HopsonMoments after texting a colleague that he was about to "end it all," a student at UT leaped to his death from the seventh floor of a parking garage at 25th and Nueces earlier this afternoon.

The project plans to honor the top 36 nominees of Mexican-American heritage in Travis County in a future exhibit at the Austin History Museum.

But the museum's Gloria Espitia says they can't honor people they don't hear about. "We actually started doing the nominations and calling for the nominations back in about mid-July and up to date, we've received very little," said Espitia.

Espitia says the project is an effort to better chronicle Mexican American history in Central Texas.

Only one lane of Highway 290 near Fitzhugh is open after one person was killed in a traffic accident in West Travis County Thursday morning.

Register to run in the 4th Annual Speak Up for Kids CASA 5K or Kids 1K and support CASA of Travis County by helping us raise awareness and funds to speak up for abused and neglected children.

At the race, enjoy a family photo booth, bounce house, arts and crafts, and healthy runner activities for the whole family.

Registration and activities begin at 7 am, 5K at 8 am and Kids 1K at 8:45 am Entrance Fees: $25 for the 5K and $10 for the Kids 1K (parents can run with children in the 1K for free).

Registration fee includes a t-shirt, goodie bag, and free family photo at our photobooth.

The following note was forwarded along from Travis Travis County Commissioner Sarah Eckhardt's office: ----- Throughout the year KAB works with neighborhood beautification grant winners and many more community groups to improve public space throughout Austin.

Highlights from some of...