AUSTIN, Texas — A jury in a federal civil trial has recommended that the City of Austin and two officers pay more than $67 million to the family of a man killed by police on Sixth Street in 2017.

Calling a jury’s $67 million award “wildly excessive,” a federal judge has directed the lawyer representing the family of Landon Nobles — who police in 2017 shot and killed in downtown Austin — and ...

After a man was shot and killed by Austin police in 2017, a federal judge has reduced a jury's $67 million award to his family — an amount that stunned Austin's legal community — to $8.3 million. Skip ...

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect the jury recommends the defendants pay a total of $67 million. AUSTIN (KXAN) — After seven days of testimony, jurors determined on Wednesday Lt.

Jurors award family of Landon Nobles $67 million after he was killed in 2017 by APD officers Landon Nobles, 24, died in a shooting after police said he ran away from officers with a handgun. Officers ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A federal judge slashed a record-high award the City of Austin was set to pay the family of a man who was killed by Austin police in 2017. According to a report by KVUE's news partners ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A jury in a federal civil trial has recommended that the City of Austin and two officers pay more than $67 million to the family of a man killed by police on Sixth Street in 2017.