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The Austin Police Department is investigating a shooting in the Entertainment District that left one person in serious condition at the hospital. Police say the suspect is in custody.

44-year-old inmate Rene Martinez was found unresponsive in his cell at approximately 10:20 p.m. on February 19, by a corrections officer conducting post visual checks. 

He said the man had attacked him twice before, once with a door handle and once with a hard plastic cooler.

Godsey has had the stream up for five days and has already received six citations from Austin police.

Most of the reported crimes are not committed by the homeless but the homeless are a very small part of the population. Some in that population are responsible for several violent crimes in downtown Austin alone.   

The driver said he needed help and wanted to get the trooper's attention.

A man was transported to a local hospital with injuries, but the extent was unknown.

After he was detained, the officer searched Manor and found a clear glass pipe with black residue consistent with crack cocaine in his left front pant pocket.

Many runners are just focused on pushing through, but this man had something else on his mind.

The Austin Marathon will begin at 7 a.m. on February 16, as the first finishers of the race are expected to arrive at the finish line around 9:20 a.m. 

The exhibit, "This Light of Ours," gives an in-depth look at the courage and tenacity of people who fought for civil rights in the 1960s. 

Although the details surrounding this particular case may not be typical of the vast majority of sexual assaults, the crime itself is not exactly rare. 

The sexual assault happened in the 500 block of Brazos Street. 

The study, administered by third party company ETC Institute, asked 2,049 people if they feel safe walking alone downtown at night. 55 percent said no. 

Round Rock Honey owner Konrad Bouffard says the location in Republic Square is a hot spot for frequent violent activity and the business thought it'd be best to part ways. 

With about 15 employees so far, the company has been working with bars on 6th Street and Rainey street to keep customers safe. 

A few weeks ago, council asked for a cost estimate for renovating the site and using it as temporary shelter while waiting for proposals from developers.

While Funt is trying to figure out which switch does what, Munoz stands between the suspect and the door while everyone safely exits.

Downtown Austin Alliance president Dewitt Peart joins Marcel Clarke to discuss a potential plan for an Innovation District in Downtown Austin.

The Downtown Austin Alliance talked about the district which would bring together technology, health care, and life sciences to promote new healthcare models and economic growth in downtown Austin in the future.