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Austin Energy readies a "secrecy resolution" to present to council that would allow it to conceal some of its financial information from the public. The resolution already has many consumer activists up in arms.

Utilities' estimates of stranded costs associated with deregulation are coming in, and they're far higher than the figures originally provided to the Texas Legislature when the law was being approved.

Council finally comes around on a pilot program for electric cabs

A public forum over Austin Energy's proposed "secrecy resolution," which will allow the utility to keep some financial information under wraps in response to competition, yields plenty of discussion but little agreement.

City Hall backs resilience, electric vehicles

Winter Storm Review Task Force finds fault in city's Uri response

AE's uncertain future means wobbly program budgets

Fifty years ago, Dylan and the Band went electric at Austin's Municipal Auditorium

More ACL means more aftershows – in four different cities

Fall free-for-all bags 134 acts minus black metal

As delivered by Mayor Lee Leffingwell today

Joe Chacon not a “placeholder,” says City Manager Cronk

FY 2020 plan calls for maximum tax rate to beat revenue caps

Sparse cuts, few surprises in proposed fiscal document

Some expected, some not so much

An incentives package, a possible rate case settlement, and more

A heavy agenda for Council this week.

Birthday concert stretches four hours

Rare taping turning around results in grandiloquence

And then performs again tonight at ACL Fest weekend two

First of three performances in Austin this weekend

Beyond City Limits

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Electric cab item pulled from council agenda

Headlines and Happenings from Austin and Beyond

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