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Ariana Grande was photographed sharing a group lunch with her ex Ricky Alvarez in Austin, Texas, during a Moody Center stop of her Eternal Sunshine Tour, months after she split from Wicked costar Ethan Slater; the outing at De Nada Cantina showed Grande sociable with staff and fans amid ongoing breakup coverage.
Authorities are investigating whether the U.S. attack on Iran influenced Ndiaga Diagne’s shooting at a popular Austin bar, which killed two people and wounded 14. The FBI and Austin Police Department say they are examining potential motives, with sources noting Diagne wore a shirt associated with Iran as investigators review the incident.
Three people were killed and 14 injured in a mass shooting on West 6th Street in Austin; the suspect, Ndiaga Diagne, a Senegal-born naturalized American citizen, was fatally shot by police at the scene. The FBI is assisting APD with the investigation, with authorities noting indicators that may point to a nexus to terrorism, though a motive has not been established. Victims’ identities have not been released and the investigation is ongoing.
The 1991 Yogurt Shop Murders in Austin, Texas, where four teenage girls were brutally killed, have been solved after 34 years using modern DNA and genetic genealogy techniques, leading to the identification of Robert Eugene Brashers as a suspect, who died by suicide in 1999. The case had remained unsolved due to limited evidence and technological constraints, but new methods finally provided closure for the victims' families and the city.
A suspect has been identified in the 1991 Yogurt Shop Murders in Austin, Texas, through DNA evidence linking the case to Robert Eugene Brashers, a deceased serial killer and rapist, providing new closure in a decades-old case.
A school bus carrying 42 children and one adult in Austin, Texas, rolled over on its first day of school, resulting in 12 injuries, including some with potentially life-threatening conditions. Emergency services responded promptly, transporting the injured to hospitals and reunification centers.
Eric Prydz unexpectedly played his 2004 hit 'Call on Me' for the first time in 20 years during a set in Austin, Texas, surprising both himself and the audience, and later performed it again in the UK.
Glen Powell hosted a look-alike competition in his hometown of Austin, Texas, where the winner, Maxwell Braunstein, received a unique prize: a cameo for a family member in Powell's next movie. Braunstein also won $5, a cowboy hat, free queso for a year, and a thumbs up from Powell's mom. The event was part of a growing trend of celebrity look-alike contests.