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Former APD Chief Art Acevedo returning to Texas after leading Colorado department

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www.kxan.com – Kelsey Thompson – 2024-01-16 15:17:23

SUMMARY: Former Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo is returning to Texas after serving at the Aurora Police Department in Colorado for over a year. He is leaving to be closer to his family. Acevedo led the Austin Police Department for nearly 10 years before moving to the Houston Police Department and then to Miami. He was named to lead the Aurora Police Department in December 2022. Aurora City Manager Jason Batchelor praised Acevedo's leadership and vision. Acevedo expressed gratitude for the dedicated men and women of the Aurora Police Department and the progress made in the community. His last day with the Aurora Police Department is Jan. 22, 2024.

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Joe Biden interview with George Stephanopoulos: President dismisses concerns, says he’d drop out if the ‘Lord Almighty’ told him

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abc13.com – ABCNews – 2024-07-05 23:09:15

SUMMARY: In an exclusive interview with ABC ' George Stephanopoulos, President Joe Biden addressed concerns regarding his age and mental fitness, following a perceived poor debate performance. Stephanopoulos questioned Biden about recent lapses, but Biden defended his accomplishments, including his peace plan for the Middle East and economic growth initiatives. He dismissed worries about his physical condition and insisted he is capable of another term. The interview aimed to reassure the public and recalibrate Biden's campaign strategy amidst declining poll numbers. Despite some Democrats' concerns, Biden emphasized his commitment to running, contingent on divine insight about his chances against Donald Trump.

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Joe Biden says he was ‘feeling terrible’ before debate in ABC interview

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www.kxan.com – Alex Gangitano – 2024-07-05 22:13:43

SUMMARY: President Biden addressed concerns about his following a poor debate performance, attributing it to exhaustion and a severe cold. In an interview with George Stephanopoulos, Biden denied any serious medical conditions and explained that he mistakenly thought he might have COVID-19. Despite criticism from former Speaker Nancy Pelosi and political figures like Karl Rove, Biden asserted his commitment to the 2024 race during a subsequent rally in Wisconsin. He also criticized former President Trump for lying during the debate. Biden acknowledged his performance issues but considered them an isolated incident rather than indicative of broader health problems.

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Galveston Bay businesses brace for Beryl’s storm surge as tropical storm barrels toward Texas coast

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abc13.com – Luke Jones – 2024-07-05 21:51:06

SUMMARY: As Tropical Storm Beryl approaches the Texas coast, businesses along Bay, including the Topwater Grill in San Leon, are preparing for potential storm surges. The Grill, which endured several inches of water during Tropical Storm Alberto, has installed hidden drains for quick recovery. In Seabrook, Fred and Teresita Bartolome, who lost five businesses to Hurricane Ike, are safeguarding their remaining ventures by elevating crucial documents. Other local businesses are similarly preparing for Beryl's impact, with plans to keep areas dry and secure. Residents are concerned and taking necessary precautions as they brace for the storm.

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