Posted inNews
Texas Continues Sending People to the Execution Chamber, Innocent or Not
Year-end report focuses on inmates with innocence claims
Brant Bingamon
Brant Bingamon arrived in Austin in 1981 to attend UT and immediately became fascinated by the city's music scene. He's spent his adult life playing in bands and began writing for the Chronicle in 2019, covering criminal justice, the death penalty, and public school issues. He has two children, Noah and Eryl, and lives with his partner Adrienne on the Eastside.
Posted inNews
Is Another Woman Convicted of Murder In Travis County Actually Innocent?
Prosecutors reevaluate a case similar to that of Rosa Jimenez
Posted inNews
Austin Public Schools May Need to Consolidate. Trustees Aren’t All Ready to Talk About It.
Candid ruminations on the possibility of school closures in AISD
Posted inNews
Ken Paxton Blocks Death Row Inmate Robert Roberson From Testifying at Capitol
A.G. says reps won’t compromise; committee chair says he’s lying
Posted inNews
After Years in Jail for a Crime He Was Never Convicted of, Cyrus Gray Is Free … for Now
Living in the free world, but the case just won’t go away
Posted inNews
Austin Schools Need More Money, Like Yesterday
AISD wants to increase school funding in the upcoming session
Posted inArts
Xmas Bazaars, Xmas Movies, Xbox Parties, and More Recommended Events
Get your weekdays planned out
Posted inNews
Austin ISD Board President Eyes Tutoring Program Expansion to Prevent Illiteracy
One-on-one time may save money on remedial teaching down the road
Posted inNews
The Right-Wingification of UT
Texas targets liberal enemies within one of the top U.S. schools
Posted inNews
Exploring the Potential in Psychedelics at Texas Book Festival
Eugenia Bone and Ernesto Londoño chat about transformative experiences
