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Kaitlin Armstrong Defense Team: Police “Concocted a Misogynistic and Fictitious Story”
Attorneys seek prompt hearing on motions to quash evidence
Maggie Quinlan
Maggie Quinlan worked as an editor and news writer at The Austin Chronicle from 2022 to 2025, focusing especially on criminal justice, environmental issues, and the Texas legislature. She is now freelancing as she studies journalism in a European master's program.
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“Can I Get an Abortion in Austin?” and More Reproductive FAQs
A guide to your dwindling rights
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Kaitlin Armstrong’s Attorneys Suggest Police Lied to Arrest Her
New defense motions raise questions in high-profile murder
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Texans Can’t Divorce While Pregnant, Can Use IVF for Now
Divorce, fertility, and Dobbs: What’s up?
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Yoga Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty, as Defense Casts Doubt on Boyfriend
Plus, D.A. requesting her medical records
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Texas’ Largest Independent Abortion Provider Needs Help Getting to New Mexico
They face a mess of restrictive laws and fake callers
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Next on Ken Paxton’s To-Do List: Mother Annihilation
Texas sues Biden admin over emergency care for pregnant people
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Gov. Abbott Says Hell Yes to Probably Violating More People’s Civil Rights
Updated: While feds investigate border initiative, he goes all in
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Accused Murderer’s Six Weeks in Paradise Are Up
Austin woman arrested in Costa Rica for killing of cyclist Mo Wilson
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Another Legal Battle Lost in the Fight for Abortion Rights
While ACLU fights for a few more weeks of abortion services, providers look to haven states