fbpx
Connect with us

Texas News

Austin 6th Street shooting: Gunman in Texas killed by police after allegedly trying to enter bar with firearm, officials say

Published

7 months ago

on

abc13.com – KTRK – 2023-12-17 12:36:18

SUMMARY: A man is dead and several others were injured in a shooting in Downtown Austin. The shooting occurred after a man tried to enter a bar with a gun. When the police approached him, he pointed his weapon at them and bystanders, and was subsequently shot and killed by three officers. Three other people were also injured in the shooting, with one in critical condition and two with non-life-threatening injuries. The officers involved are on administrative duty while the shooting is being investigated. Bodycam footage will be released within 10 days, and anyone with information on the shooting is asked to contact the police. The identity of the gunman has not been released.

Read the full article

The post Austin 6th Street shooting: Gunman in Texas killed by police after allegedly trying to enter bar with firearm, officials say appeared first on abc13.com

Post Views: 540

Related posts:

  1. Texas Boosts Educational Resources on Israeli Conflict for Students
  2. New California law will raise minimum wage for fast food workers in 2024 – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
  3. Central Texas school delays, closures amid arctic blast for Monday, Jan. 15
  4. Multiple Rounds of Rain, Wind and Possible Street Flooding by Afternoon.
Related Topics:
Continue Reading
Advertisement

Texas News

How Austin enforces its fireworks ordinance

Published

1 hour ago

on

July 4, 2024

By

www.kxan.com – Julianna Russ – 2024-07-04 09:00:00

SUMMARY: Since Austin adopted its fireworks ordinance, the storage, use, and handling of fireworks within city limits became illegal. Initially, the Austin Fire Department (AFD) managed compliance, deploying engine and truck companies to reported violations. However, this approach burdened the emergency response system and 911 dispatchers. In the late 90s, the city shifted to a 311 hotline for reporting non-emergency violations, transitioning responsibility to the Austin Police Department (APD). Despite this change, AFD maintains a street presence, and the Fire Marshal's Office continues to issue citations and prosecute those responsible for fires caused by fireworks.

Read the full article

The post How Austin enforces its fireworks ordinance appeared first on www.kxan.com

Post Views: 6

Related posts:

  1. Search continues for gunman after armored car guard shot in Dallas – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
  2. Authorities Investigating Potentially ‘Hazardous Substance’ Sent to Texas AG’s Office
  3. Edie Ceccarelli, America’s oldest person, dies weeks after turning 116
  4. ‘This is the future,’ Austin restaurants use robot delivery
Continue Reading

Texas News

How to get a fireworks permit in Austin, other things to know

Published

2 hours ago

on

July 4, 2024

By

www.kxan.com – Julianna Russ – 2024-07-04 08:00:00

SUMMARY: In Austin, using or selling fireworks is illegal without a permit from AFD Special Events, costing $200. Permits for aerial displays require a 30-day notice, while flame acts need 14 days. Necessary documents include a site plan, pyrotechnic operator license, fireworks list, and insurance. State Fire Marshal's Office permit is also needed. Non-emergency numbers should be used to report illegal fireworks. Allowed without a permit are Snake, Glow Worms, Smoke Devices, Wire Sparklers, and Trick Noisemakers. These items must be used safely per manufacturer guidelines in outdoor locations. For permits, contact afdspecialevents@austintexas.gov.

Read the full article

The post How to get a fireworks permit in Austin, other things to know appeared first on www.kxan.com

Post Views: 12

Related posts:

  1. Austin City Council to vote on additional funding for two hotels meant to house the homeless
  2. 5 wolves released in Colorado as part of reintroduction plan – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
  3. Texans can land playoff spot and AFC South title with win against Colts and Jaguars loss this weekend
  4. Monday is voter registration deadline for the March primaries; How to make sure you’re registered
Continue Reading

Texas News

Taylor Casey missing Bahamas: New photos released in search for missing Chicago woman who dissapeared during yoga retreat

Published

2 hours ago

on

July 4, 2024

By

abc13.com – KTRK – 2024-07-04 07:59:44

SUMMARY: New photos released Thursday show the belongings of Taylor Casey, a Chicago woman who disappeared from a yoga retreat on Paradise Island, Bahamas, on June 19. The images depict items such as clothes and books inside her tent. Casey’s mother recently visited the retreat but found the experience unsettling, feeling that local authorities did not care about her daughter’s disappearance. The family is now urging the FBI to get involved to uncover what happened to Casey. Authorities have found her cell phone, but there are no other significant leads. The family’s plea stresses the urgency for additional support.

Read the full article

The post Taylor Casey missing Bahamas: New photos released in search for missing Chicago woman who dissapeared during yoga retreat appeared first on abc13.com

Post Views: 11

Related posts:

  1. California man gets $20 million settlement after run-in with police – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
  2. House publishes nearly 4,000 pages of evidence in Paxton impeachment trial
  3. Best Black Friday deals on Amazon, including electronic and home deals
  4. ‘Doc’ Antle of ‘Tiger King’ fame pleads guilty to wildlife trafficking and money laundering – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Continue Reading

News from the South

Trending