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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: May 14-20
Teens go on shooting spree throughout South and East Austin, musicians come together against artificial intelligence, and more of the week’s headlines
A Resolution but No Closure to the Yogurt Shop Murders
Documentarian Margaret Brown discusses the new final chapter of her HBO series on Austin’s most infamous crime
Austin Energy Argues Gas an Unfortunate Necessity
Council to weigh climate harm reduction trade-offs for reliability
West Austin Residents Raise Concerns About Courtyard/RM 2222 Project
At a meeting last Wednesday, individuals expressed skepticism about TxDOT’s $68.4 million project
Local Organizations Propel Next Generation’s Shift to Trade Work
Opportunities in Austin for gateways to blue-collar “AI-proof” jobs are increasing
Analyzing Austin’s New Police Shootings Dashboard
The data tracks and details 60 APD shooting cases from 2018 through 2025
City Plan to Consolidate IT Employees Scales Back
Despite the city manager’s decision to shrink the controversial consolidations, local union members remain dissatisfied
AISD Proposes Cutting Over 200 Full-Time Positions
Alterations to some employees’ stipends, teachers’ planning periods, and more
May 26 Primary Runoff Election Endorsements for the Austin Area
Our choices for local, state, and federal races
The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: May 7-13
AISD student detained by ICE at traffic stop, former President Barack Obama visits town, and more of the week’s headlines
After Having His Execution Halted, Edward Busby Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
He could become the 600th individual executed by the state since 1982
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