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Republicans are wasting no time trying to sell Sarah Palin to the American people. Hans Klinger, spokesman for the Texas Republican Party, spoke on KVUE News Midday.

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During a rally in Ohio Friday morning, Republican presidential candidate John McCain introduced his running mate -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, a conservative who shares his maverick streak.

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A group here in Austin tap off the pounds using a Japanese technique called Taiko. KVUE photojournalist and certified personal trainer Jarrod Wise shows us this combination of exercise and art.

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About 200 yoga instructors from all over central Texas will hold free classes for the public the entire day.

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We have dirty hands, dirty dishes and mold as three local restaurants fail their most recent health inspections.

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Texas Governor Rick Perry isn't wasting any time waiting to see where Gustav will head and what sort of punch he will pack.

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Many watched Barack Obama's speech Thursday night from Scholz Garten.

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One chapter is ending and another one is about to begin in the colorful life of Texas Monthly founder Mike Levy. The publishing powerhouse behind the nationally-acclaimed magazine is retiring at the end of this month.

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In 2001, it was estimated each game day was worth $9.5 million. In a new study due out soon from the Austin Sports Commission, numbers are expected to show a 2008 game day could bring almost $25 million into town.

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Residents who live near a Caldwell County pipeline that ruptured Thursday morning, sending flames soaring into the sky, began returning to their homes Thursday evening.

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Texas Governor Rick Perry issued a disaster declaration in advance of Gustav's landfall. In Austin, National Guard troops were practicing for possible rescue situations.

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Commuters hoping to ride Capital Metro's new rail service may have to wait until early next year. The line between Leander and downtown Austin was supposed to open this fall, but two train stations may not be ready in time.

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Flames flashed 400 feet into the air Thursday but no injuries were reported when a natural gas pipe exploded near the Central Texas town of Stairtown. KVUE's Jim Bergamo reports.

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Another celebration of what would have been LBJ's 100 birthday just kicked off at the LBJ Library. Aside from being a birthday party, it's also opening night. A new exhibit now marks what was one of Johnson's greatest accomplishments.

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University officials estimate about 50,000 students are taking classes on campus this semester and squeezing everyone in isn't easy. What's worse, is finding a parking space.

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Burglars hit a charter school system for the fourth time, leaving students and teachers to start the school year $100,000 in the hole.

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The Broken Spoke is one of Austin's favorite Honky Tonks. When the property was sold last year, developers decided to build around it, but now the developers are pulling out, leaving the iconic dance hall's fate in jeopardy.

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Getting ready for the first day of class at the University of Texas means much more than buying books and paying tuition. It also takes a serious warning from University of Texas police about crimes committed both on and off campus.

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Today would have been Lyndon Johnson's 100th birthday. To mark the occasion, the LBJ Library is throwing a big birthday party Wednesday night. And part of the Johnson ranch house in Stonewall also opened to the public for the first time Wednesday.

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The Austin Independent School District board Monday night voted unanimously to approve an $865 million budget that would see property taxes increase next year. Many residents support it, but some aren't convinced.

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A recent condo and apartment developing craze has led to plenty of housing options for UT students. KVUE's Jim Bergamo explains.

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Wednesday would have been the 100th birthday of President Lyndon B. Johnson, and to honor the centennial, his legacy is being honored at his presidential library and museum.

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The University of Texas is basked in a burnt orange and white glow Tuesday night as students prepared to return to class. KVUE's Shelton Green reports.

Texas Legend and former President Lyndon Baines Johnson would have celebrated his 100th birthday today. Organizations throughout Central Texas are honoring the man and his legacy with a year long centennial celebration, including a special exhibit focusing on the President's influence on the space program. KVUE's Quita Culpepper reports from the LBJ Library.

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It's a recent phenomenon unfolding in the shadow of UT just in the past year or so. Brand new condos and apartments are sprouting up out of nowhere forever changing the face of West Campus. But are there too many of them?

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The beginning of the school year can be a stressful time, but it is especially for families in crisis. Yet there is a little known haven of helpful resources known as the Austin Child Guidance Center.

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A pickup truck carrying a number of people who appeared to be trying to hide led police on a chase that ended in Southeast Austin Tuesday morning when the driver abandoned the truck and fled.

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More than 41,000 students in Round Rock ISD headed back to class Tuesday, and many started the new school year off on brand new campuses. Williamson County remains one of the fastest growing areas in the nation.

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Texas Coach Mack Brown talks to the media about the Longhorns' next game.

Austin police are looking for the man responsible for a North Austin homicide. KVUE's Jim Bergamo reports.

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A former Austin police officer is facing 20 years in prison.

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America's fascination with raw performance is at an all time high despite record prices at the pump. In an effort to quench the thirst of power hungry car buyers Chevrolet and Ford have layed out two of the most potent vehicles in automotive history. Go behind the wheel of the 2008 Corvette Z06 and Shelby GT500 Mustang Cobra.

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A former Austin police officer is facing 20 years in prison. A grand jury indicted Reynaldo Ramon Canizales on two counts of sexual assault by a publice servant and two counts of of official oppression. KVUE's Jessica Vess reports outside Austin Police Department headquarters.

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Thousands of Central Texas students are heading back to school this week. Today it's Round Rock's turn. But the walk to the bus stop will be a little longer for some students this year. KVUE's Quita Culpepper reports from Terevista Elementary.

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Austin Police are looking for the man responsible for the city's 17th homicide. It happened Monday night in a north Austin neighborhood that's no stranger to crime. KVUE's Shelton Green reports.

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Democrats in Travis County are hoping to use energy from the national convention to kick off campaign efforts this fall.

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Burned in his own back yard, Mister Z, a beagle mix, would have died if it weren't for the help of some generous volunteers with ?Austin Pets Alive,? a non-profit animal advocacy group.

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The driver, Jose Rodriguez, 19, has a one million dollar bond. Rodriguez faces six charges, including racing causing death, four counts of racing causing bodily injury, and failure to properly identify.

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The federal government says it's time to start getting prepared for the nationwide switch to digital television which will happen in February 2009.