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City workers clocked in for a combined 1,782,228 hours in 2025, with first-responders accounting for the bulk of overtime spending.
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The program aims to give officers a chance to communicate with — and learn from — people filing complaints against them.
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Austin's drop mirrored cities across the country that also saw less crime last year. But it's a promising trend for the short-staffed department.
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Joseph Spees, the 11-year Austin police officer, was fired last month as a result of the incident.
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Taylor was sentenced to two years in prison after a Travis County jury convicted him of deadly conduct last year. A Texas appeals court threw out that conviction Tuesday.
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Dozens of Muslim Austinites who attended a recent post-prayer breakfast say they were picketed by anti-Muslim demonstrators at Walnut Creek Park.
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Austin police say Derek Gillespie, 49, was arrested this week and charged with possessing prohibited explosive devices.
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Bert James Baker pleaded guilty after yelling racial slurs at a group of friends before stabbing one of them last February.
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The district attorney filed paperwork on Thursday to formally clear the names of four young men accused of the 1991 murders.
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The Austin FIRST program will send a mental health clinician and an EMS paramedic along with police to respond to emergent mental health situations.