SUMMARY: In the latest episode of Good Day Austin, the hosts recap highlights from the morning show. They discuss record-breaking rainfall and flash floods in New Mexico and the first snow of the season in Colorado. A Halloween-themed cake challenge unfolds, with Libby and Adalie creating intricate cakes. The segment also features a new sushi concept, A Buri Oshi, which offers flame-seared sushi. Chef Kevin shares insights on his dessert company, while notable events like the Austin City Limits anniversary concert are celebrated. The hosts reflect on F1’s recent return to Austin along with community events like Viva La Vida, showcasing local culture and entertainment.

There’s a new sushi spot in town, some iconic Austin music scene institutions are in the news and a long-running Dia de los Muertos celebration returns. The Good Day Austin team talks about those segments and more.

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SUMMARY: Early voting in Bexar County remains strong, with over 51,000 ballots cast. Meanwhile, a San Antonio officer shot and killed two dogs while responding to a 911 call, leading to public backlash and an investigation into the incident. In sports, the New York Yankees avoided being swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers with an 11-4 win. Halloween weather looks mostly favorable with only slight chances of rain. Additionally, in local news, law enforcement arrested seven individuals during raids on two homes due to ongoing code enforcement issues. Lastly, the CDC warns of West Nile Virus risks amid confirmed cases in local mosquitoes.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: A couple in San Antonio is seeking justice after a police officer shot and killed their two American Bulldogs, including a registered service animal, in their yard while responding to a 911 call. The incident has sparked outrage, and the officer remains on duty as an internal investigation is conducted. Also, a man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murdering another man during an argument over dog petting. In educational news, a report uncovered over 2,600 student-related injuries among Texas educators, emphasizing the urgent need for safety improvements in schools. Additionally, early voting is underway in Bear County.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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