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U.S. Representative Michael McCaul (R-Texas, District 10) presented the $210,443 grant. Part of the money will purchase a second driving simulator for the APD Training Academy, which will help officers learn to become more skilled at multi-tasking in their vehicles.

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Dr. Bill Howland is from the Allergy and Asthma Center of Austin has some help for those trying to find some relief during the peak of allergy season.

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In a move to dramatically cut costs and better compete with Intel Corp., chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said Tuesday it will spin off its factories into a new joint venture with investors in the Persian Gulf state of Abu Dhabi.

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The Dow starts at another record low today. When the final bell sounded last night, the Dow Jones industrial had lost almost 370 points. Concerns about the economy will take center stage in Nashville tonight as Barack Obama and John Mccain square off in their second presidential debate.

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A lightning strike sparks a house fire in Northwest Austin. KVUE's Steve Alberts reports from 2222 and Mesa road with more.

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The Central Texas Wine Guild explains how they will crush 3 tons of grapes to make wine.

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NYOS school officials break their silence about the events surrounding seven-year-old Tevin Park-Flowers' death.

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A SWAT standoff that forced three schools into lockdown ends without violence.

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NYOS administrators respond to the police investigation involving a student's death.

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The famed Blue Dog artist George Rodrigue was in Austin Monday to promote his new book. But before he started his book tour, he was busy bringing smiles to some people who needed it the most.

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Three schools are put on lockdown after a teenager is shot at a nearby house.

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More than 400 Central Texas volunteers stood outside coffee shops, sandwich shops and Blockbuster video stores to register last minute voters before the midnight registration deadline.

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Some Texas homeowners facing foreclosure have new hope of saving their house. Monday morning, Countrywide Financial Corp. agreed to modify loans it gave out to thousands of families.

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Austin officially kicked off its new single-stream recycling program Monday.

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Austin Mayor Will Wynn spoke on KVUE News Midday about the last day to register to vote and Austin's new single-stream recycling program.

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This is going to be an historic presidential election. But with all the hype surrounding the election, you might have forgotten one important factor - make sure you've registered to vote.

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This is going to be an historic presidential election. But with all the hype surrounding the election, you might have forgotten one important factor - make sure you've registered to vote.

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Austin Police Deparment's bomb squad responded to a call at the North Austin Muslim Community Center Sunday.

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October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The broad base usage of the internet improves our lives but also puts us at risk. Public and private sector interests are increasingly looking to learn how we can enjoy the benefits of the internet while safeguarding ourselves against cyber threats.

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Wall Street and Washington D.C. will be watching the credit markets this morning. It's supposed to become easier to get loans again now that Congress has okayed the president's financial rescue bill.

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The November elections are a month away and KVUE's Steve Alberts reports from the Travis County Tax Office with details about voter registration and the registration deadline.

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Hundreds of Austin families rely on the local charity Wonders and Worries. The group helps children who have a parent that is dealing with a chronic or life threatening illness. This weekend a first of its kind fund raiser for the group.

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Austin Aolice arrested 46 year old Azzam Baytie after he made a bomb threat at the North Austin Muslim Community Center. The center's leader says this is not the first incident with this man.

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Two children are in critical condition tonight another seriously injured after a wreck in Pflugerville.

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Austin Police call in the bomb squad after a threat against a Muslim community center

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Going green in Austin gets a lot easier starting Monday. That's when the city's new "Single Stream Recycling" program goes into effect.

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There's a big change coming in the way Austin residents recycle. KVUE's Clara Tuma sits down with Jill Mayfield from the city's Solid Waste Services Department for more information.

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Police shut down part of Airport Boulevard this morning after a burglary at a church turned into a SWAT situation.

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New video tonight of a deadly fire in Northwest Austin.

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Organizers had hoped as many as 500 people would come out and march tonight down Rundberg between North Iamar and I35. While tonight's attendance was about half that, the people here still managed to drive their message home.

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Austinites raised more than 100 thousand dollars this morning for the charity, Wonders and Worries.

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An estimated 500 people are expected to march down Rundberg between I35 and Lamar. They all want their presence to be seen as a stand against crime and violence in this area.

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Barton Springs Pool is open tonight after a leak closed it down yesterday afternoon.

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Thousands of Central Texas kids and parents completed the first leg of a months long marathon today.

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An Austin man was killed overnight when his apartment caught fire.

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A deadly accident in Buda last night shut down Northbound I35. Police say Luis Mendoza Baldelamar of Alba, Texas was weaving in and out of traffic and hit a jeep driven by 41-year-old Daniel Guerrero.

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A man's body is found inside a Williamson County apartment that caught fire early Saturday morning.

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Williamson County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a man found inside a burned apartment this morning.

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Austin police say new home developments are getting hit hard by thieves. Air conditioning units are being stolen, but not just by copper thieves.