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Learn about locations in Texas that are a no-go for stopping and striking a pose.

Learn about locations in Texas that are a no-go for stopping and striking a pose.

A suspect was shot and killed by Austin police and three innocent bystander were injuredAPD Interim Chief of Police Robin Henderson provides media briefing on O

A suspect is dead after a shooting involving police on a crowded street in downtown Austin, Texas on Saturday night which wounded three people, one critically. The Austin Police Department said the officers called to the scene discharged their weapons, and the suspected gunman was struck by the officers' gunfire and later pronounced dead. No officers were injured Austin Police Department Interim Chief Robin Henderson at a news briefing Sunday morning that the incident began at a downtown ba...

Three Austin police officers are on administrative duty while the shooting is investigated. Authorities say they fired their weapons and killed a suspected gunman inside a downtown bar Saturday night.

Three Austin police officers are on administrative duty while the shooting is investigated. Authorities say they fired their weapons and killed a suspected gunman inside a downtown bar Saturday night.

Three Austin police officers are on administrative duty while the shooting is investigated. Authorities say they fired their weapons and killed a suspected gunman inside a downtown bar Saturday night.

Texas residents: know your rights and the limits of lethal force! The Texas Penal Code outlines when you can legally use force to protect yourself. Yelling or using your voice may be enough to scare off someone trying to steal from you - no need for deadly force.

Three San Augustine County residents are behind bars for engaging in organized criminal activity. The San Augustine Sheriff, Texas Rangers, and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations teamed up to locate stolen property, resulting in the arrest of James Bird, Nina Whittington, and Chase McClain. San Augustine residents played a key role in identifying the stolen property and returning it to its rightful owners. The penalties for organized crime, such as the one committed by the three thieves ar...

Texas residents: know your rights and the limits of lethal force! The Texas Penal Code outlines when you can legally use force to protect yourself. Yelling or using your voice may be enough to scare off someone trying to steal from you - no need for deadly force.