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Queer-Owned Bar Austin Eagle Temporarily Closes After Construction Accident
Owner says moving out might be required after wall knocked in
Lucciana Choueiry
Lucciana Choueiry is a freelance writer for The Austin Chronicle covering local government, public safety, the environment, the intersection of technology and policy in Central Texas – and anything else Austinites can’t stop talking about. She has reported for KUT and Texas Monthly, and was previously an editorial intern with The Austin Chronicle as well as News Editor at The University Star at Texas State University.
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UT Students Walk Out Demanding Immigrant Student Protections
Dozens gathered in front of the Tower asking to keep ICE out
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Downtown Austin Experiences the Moontower Effect
Moontower Comedy Festival returns with a lineup of national stars and local comics
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“District of Austin” Legislation Fails for a Third Time
Critics say it sends an undemocratic message
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Texas Bill Would Require “Biological Sex” on IDs
Critics worry the bill will allow state to form list of trans Texans
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Eugenics Controversy Looms Over Natal Conference at UT’s AT&T Center
Speakers decry low birth rates, while some promote pseudoscience
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ACC’s Recently Launched Free Tuition Program Is Changing the Student Population
One early beneficiary says school has been life-changing
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Bills Reignite Debates Over Church-State Separation
Texas lawmakers revive Ten Commandments and prayer in public schools legislation
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Suspected El Paso Serial Killer Near Execution Insists He’s Innocent
Texas plans to kill “Desert Killer” David Wood despite new evidence
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Advocates Rally Against Removal of Disability Rights at Capitol
Texas v. Becerra would remove rights under Section 504
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Michelle Obama Returns to SXSW
Former first lady and her brother will speak on leadership, resilience
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Lawmakers Consider Restricting College Degrees Leading to Low-Paying Jobs
Proposed program cuts based on debt-to-income ratios