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BRING IN THE YETI

ILLINOIS STATE WITH LESS THAN 2 SEC LEFT 😱 The Redbirds advance to their first NIT quarterfinal in 30 years 🔥

@OccupyLF Low handed it like Erik Davis

GUMBO 3 RUN TANK! 💣 Holy shit. 6-0.

With Cesar Chavez falling out of favor, my modest proposal is to rename Austin’s former 1st Street after local restaurant legend, Matt Martinez, whose first business was on the street in question. @KirkPWatson

AUSTIN MAN shot and killed a construction worker at 6am outside a North Lamar bar. He disappeared for two months before SWAT pulled him from a Central Austin apartment last week. The shooter, Jesus “Loco” Ramos, had been cycling through Travis County courts for years. Prosecutors had plenty of chances to stop him. They waited until a man was dead. 2019: Arrested for felony cocaine possession. Prosecutors reduced it to a misdemeanor. Plea deal; 30 days. 2019: Arrested for felony evading arrest with a vehicle. Dismissed. 2020: Arrested again for felony evading with a vehicle. Reduced to a misdemeanor. Plea deal; 30 days. 2021: APD's Gang Unit busted an open-air drug ring on Walnut Ridge Drive involving masked men waving rifles in the street. Ramos was caught after a car chase and foot pursuit. A loaded revolver was found next to his seat. He was already a convicted felon and prohibited from having a gun. Prosecutors nevertheless declined to prosecute. 2022: Arrested for aggravated robbery with a firearm -- a first-degree felony, up to life in prison. DA rejected the case in five days. No charges filed. 2022: Arrested again carrying a weapon as a convicted felon. Sat for two years. Dismissed -- prosecutors just took the gun. 2025: Crashed his truck into a tree near UT, fled on foot, identified by his face tattoos. Prosecutors gave him a diversion program. Case dismissed January 8, 2026. January 12, 2026 — four days later: Seferino Hernandez-Perez was shot and killed outside of Paris Lounge on N Lamar. 7 charges before the murder. 4 felonies. Every one reduced or thrown out. 0 jury trials. 60 total days in jail. Now the victim’s children are trying to raise enough money to bring their dead father’s corpse back to Mexico.

@kyleumlang Always stopped by Willie's BBQ for Mutton and boudin.

Where’s the best place to eat near UT campus before a 6:30pm baseball game

@MQSullivan Not even dalmatian theology, more like unicorn...

In whatever seminary Jimmy Talarico attended, they apparently don't spend any time in the actual Bible.

@NashTalksTexas If he wore a curl he'd look like Billy Dee

JONAH WILLIAMS IS BACK ON THE BASEBALL FIELD 🔥

Hats off to you, Bum. Houston kicked it in at Pittsburgh. & it was glorious.

@LonghornClips RIH, Jason Reeves

Pitt's staring down a four-point deficit, fourth-and-ten desperation with the clock ticking under two minutes—then bam! Tre Thomas bats the ball skyward, Jason Reeves pounces on the pick, and hauls tail 45 yards to the house for the game-sealing TD explosion! Texas Longhorns clawed past the Pitt Panthers 38-27 in this late-game thriller! Sep. 16, 1995

@TSUnfiltered Dot's and Good Eats

What was your favorite Austin restaurant/bar that’s no longer in business?

@AustinJustice @GregCasar

Thomas Vences, arrested last night for murder of a deputy constable, has a long history of beating women, breaking into homes, and terrorizing families. Sunday's shooting at Club Rodeo wasn't even his first violent crime at a North Lamar bar. 2017 — Beats up his girlfriend at La Preferida Bar on North Lamar: Vences approached his ex-girlfriend at the bar and demanded she leave with him. When she refused, he dragged her out by her arms. Once outside, he pushed her to the ground, then threw her into the backseat of a borrowed car. While she lay on her back, he punched her in the face with closed fists, multiple times. Witnesses saw him drag her out. Police documented blackened eyes and finger-shaped bruises on her arms. This was enhanced to a felony because he had a prior family violence conviction from Williamson County in 2013. Result: Probation. 2019 — Stomps on woman's face and takes child: Vences was arguing with the mother of his child. He announced he was taking their daughter and leaving. When she grabbed the child and retreated to the bedroom, he followed. He pried the child from her arms. He pinned her arm to the bed. He pressed his foot down on her face. When she tried to follow him out, he grabbed her by the hair and threw her to the ground. The day before, he had choked her. Then he took her phone so she couldn't call police. She told deputies he "frequently uses the child as a mechanism of control" — disappearing for days, blocking her calls. At the time of this arrest, he was already in pretrial for forcing his way into her sister's home and assaulting her there. Result: Probation. 2019 — Breaks into stranger's apartment: Vences showed up intoxicated at an apartment looking for his daughter. A woman named Mariana — who babysat for his child's mother — answered the door thinking it was her boyfriend. Vences forced his way in and went room to room searching. When she tried to push him out, he shoved her into a wall. Bruises on her arm were still visible 10 days later. He fled, leaving behind a ripped shirt and his cell phone. Police traced him through CPS records. Result: Probation. Naked, coked up, breaks into two homes with knife Police were called at 4a.m. for a prowler. They found Vences naked in a parking lot, covered in deep cuts, acting irrational. What happened: He broke a window and entered the first apartment while a family slept. A mother, her adult son, and her brother locked themselves in separate rooms "fearing for their lives." They could hear him banging on bedroom doors. When he left, the apartment was covered in blood. He stole a kitchen knife. Then he went next door. He did a "full dive" through the window, landing on the living room floor, knife in hand. The woman of the house jumped on top of him and grabbed his wrists to control the blade. Her husband helped. Together they disarmed him and threw him outside. At the hospital, Vences admitted to police he had ingested 20 grams of cocaine. He said someone was chasing him. He asked, "How much is the window?" and offered: "I'll buy them both windows." Result: Released on bond. Skipped court in June. Became a wanted fugitive on four felony warrants. Seven months later, Deputy Aaron Armstrong is dead.

@Cantguardott @CollegeBallpark Used to be even deeper

Every #SEC Baseball Field in 24 seconds

Recent data for Travis County (encompassing Austin) shows felony case outcomes vary. Under DA Garza (2021-2022), ~50% of closed felony cases were declined prosecution (KXAN analysis). This compares to 27% in 2018-2019. Rejections made up 56% of drops, dismissals 44%. For 2024, 263 cases missed indictment deadlines, leading to 61 dismissals (Statesman). Downgrade stats are limited; many pleas reduce charges. No full 2025 data available yet.

🚨 BREAKING: In an INCREDIBLE development, 43 critically missing children were just SAVED before Christmas in Florida thanks to federal involvement with local police Aged 1-17. THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT! "This was the largest missing child operation EVER conducted in northern Florida!" ☀️ "We're very proud to say that 43 children will now be home safe for the holidays." 🙏🏻 "According to the U.S. Marshals, through Operation Northern Light, children ranging from one and a half to 17 years old were reunited with their families." "After 12 days, 43 children were found all across Florida." "This video, taken by the Leon County Sheriff's Office in Florida, shows federal agents and law enforcement officers working behind the scenes to rescue dozens of critically missing children." Hallelujah!

the graphic speaks for itself 😎

Notre Dame is the Meghan Markle of college football- Royal by its own declaration, separated from all family by choice, and convinced the system is rigged against it.

@NFL_DovKleiman The Juice

Age yourself by naming an NFL running back you grew up watching. I'll start, Priest Holmes.

@MikeBerardino We've seen your 2026 schedule, ha

#NotreDame RB Jeremiyah Love on rival ADs reportedly threatening to "freeze out" the Irish in future schedules: "They’re scared to play us. They don’t want to play Notre Dame because we’re Notre Dame. You’re leaving us out of your schedule, it’s not a good look. Why not play us? That’s how I think about it." #NDFootball @HeismanTrophy