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July Floodwater and Cleanup Trucks Split Georgetown’s 42-Inch Sewer and Poured 100,000 Gallons Into the San Gabriel
Environment
January 6, 2026
July Floodwater and Cleanup Trucks Split Georgetown’s 42-Inch Sewer and Poured 100,000 Gallons Into the San Gabriel
Georgetown says July 4 and July 5 flooding, then cleanup trucks, split a 42-inch sewer main. More than 100,000 gallons of untreated sewage entered the San Gabriel. Drinking water was…
Jonathan Joss Murder Case Reaches a Scheduling Order, Not a Trial, While the Hate-Crime Claim and Self-Defense Story Both Wait
News
June 5, 2025
Jonathan Joss Murder Case Reaches a Scheduling Order, Not a Trial, While the Hate-Crime Claim and Self-Defense Story Both Wait
Judge Joel Perez told lawyers on September 17, 2026, to set a schedule in the murder case against Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez. No trial date was set. The hate-crime allegation and…
Dr. Elisabeth Potter Is Still Waiting After UnitedHealthcare’s Chief Promised Congress He Would Look
News
January 9, 2025
Dr. Elisabeth Potter Is Still Waiting After UnitedHealthcare’s Chief Promised Congress He Would Look
Dr. Elisabeth Potter says UnitedHealthcare called her mid-surgery. Her Austin center is still out of network after the company's chief told Congress he would look.
A Wild Screwworm Fly in a Brewster County Trap Rewrites the Texas Livestock Map
Environment
January 5, 2025
A Wild Screwworm Fly in a Brewster County Trap Rewrites the Texas Livestock Map
USDA confirmed a wild New World screwworm fly in a Brewster County trap. The AEGIS Alliance is following the veterinary map, not the man-eater nickname.
Cedar Park Investigators Say a Vista Ridge Student Used a Drench Gun on a Show Goat Named Willie
Crime News
January 1, 2025
Cedar Park Investigators Say a Vista Ridge Student Used a Drench Gun on a Show Goat Named Willie
A Williamson County affidavit says 17-year-old Aubrey Vanlandingham poisoned a classmate's show goat and called the owner a cheater. The felony charge is still an allegation.
Rigoberto Miranda-Orozco Pleads Guilty in the Quintana Road Trailer Deaths as the Memorial Crosses Are Knocked Down Again
Crime News
August 21, 2024
Rigoberto Miranda-Orozco Pleads Guilty in the Quintana Road Trailer Deaths as the Memorial Crosses Are Knocked Down Again
Extradited after the August 2024 Guatemala raids, Miranda-Orozco pleaded guilty on July 2, 2026. Six days later, crosses at the Quintana Road memorial were knocked down. Sentencing is set for…
Helotes Man Paul Moses Alden Accused of Arming Wash Tub Toilet Seats With Snap Fireworks That Injured a Worker and a Child
Crime News
August 7, 2024
Helotes Man Paul Moses Alden Accused of Arming Wash Tub Toilet Seats With Snap Fireworks That Injured a Worker and a Child
Police say Paul Moses Alden, 46, used his Wash Tub membership to plant pressure-activated snap fireworks under toilet seats at two car washes, injuring an employee and a child. He…
Sheriff Javier Salazar’s Phone Timeline Shows Savannah Kriger Told 3-Year-Old Kaiden to Say Goodbye in a Tom Slick Park Ditch
Crime News
May 6, 2024
Sheriff Javier Salazar’s Phone Timeline Shows Savannah Kriger Told 3-Year-Old Kaiden to Say Goodbye in a Tom Slick Park Ditch
Sheriff Javier Salazar reconstructed the March 18, 2024 phone timeline before Savannah Kriger and her son Kaiden were found dead at Tom Slick Park.
Japan Airlines Scrubbed Dallas-to-Tokyo Flight JL11 After a Captain’s Hotel Drinking Drew Police, Then the Layover Ban Failed
International News
April 30, 2024
Japan Airlines Scrubbed Dallas-to-Tokyo Flight JL11 After a Captain’s Hotel Drinking Drew Police, Then the Layover Ban Failed
Japan Airlines canceled Dallas-to-Tokyo flight JL11 after the captain's hotel drinking drew a police warning, then watched the same layover rule fail again.