Right-Wing Funded Civitas Institute Is Almost Up and Running at UT-Austin
Classes focused on “liberty” start this fall
Kimberly Reeves
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News, March 27, 2024
"People's Summit" Aims to Refocus State's Attention on Last Year's Freeze Disaster
Winter Storm Uri death toll may be more than 800
News, Feb. 17, 2022
Texas Officials Optimistic as Freezing Temps Approach
Peak energy demand forecast for Friday morning
News, Feb. 2, 2022
Abbott Flirts With Endorsing School Vouchers
Primary challengers pressure the governor from the right
News, Jan. 27, 2022
2020 Election Audit: No Fraud Found (Yet)
No widespread voting fraud found in initial phase of audit demanded by Trump
News, Jan. 6, 2022
Young Protesters Score Small Wins in Fight for Democracy
Hungry for the vote
News, Dec. 30, 2021
It Wasn't Just ERCOT: Task Force Slams City's Freeze Response
Winter Storm Review Task Force finds fault in city's Uri response
News, Aug. 5, 2021
Dems Dig In for a Long Stay in D.C.
Quorum-breakers hone message, try to dodge COVID
News, July 22, 2021
Texas Dems Take the Voting Rights Fight to D.C.
Breaking quorum again, lawmakers leave state to thwart Abbott’s restrictive bill
News, July 15, 2021
Amid COVID Chaos, STAAR Scores Take Dive
Number of students taking standardized tests also drops
News, July 1, 2021
COVID Provides Perfect Excuse to Bar Media Access at the Texas Capitol
A cooped-up press corps tries to quantify what they lost along with access
News, June 3, 2021
Doin’ It to Death: House Dems Chub Up Slim Victories
News, May 27, 2021
State Employee Unions Look Askance at Texas Lege’s Pension Changes
Unions give a hard pass on cash balance plan proposed in Senate Bill 321
News, May 13, 2021
Westside Residents Turn to Lege to Escape From Austin
Homeowners living in some of the city's priciest lakeside properties want to ditch the city's tax roll
News, April 8, 2021
Charter School Approval Sparks More Debate
Williamson County charter school wins approval, but the charter school issue in general remains contentious
News, Jan. 9, 2009
Last Goodbye to Aquarena Springs
Texas State plans to trade in Aquarena Springs' renowned Fifties kitsch for turn-of-the-century simplicity
News, Nov. 14, 2008
Another Dream Deferred on East 11th
Popular Eastside restaurant closes doors, raising questions about the ARA's purpose
News, Nov. 7, 2008
Reagan High Stands Up and Fights
Reagan High doesn't want to follow in Johnston's footsteps
News, Oct. 31, 2008
More Reasons to Shed Tears for TIERS
Health and Human Services' TIERS program still plagued by rising costs and poor quality
News, Oct. 17, 2008
Mueller Revisits Affordability and Density
Planners return to the drawing board to add and diversify housing stock at Mueller
News, Oct. 3, 2008
Healthcare District Budget, New Clinic Get Green Light
County commissioners sign off on building new Braker Lane clinic, despite neighborhood opposition
News, Sept. 19, 2008
TxDOT Clocked for Toll Trafficking
Texas Department of Transportation gets tough reception at Sunset Advisory Commission
News, July 18, 2008
Johnston Seniors Bid Final Farewell
A bittersweet occasion for Johnston's last graduating class
News, June 13, 2008
How Much is that Doggy in the Window?
WilCo gets unexpected criticism over animal adoption effort
News, June 11, 2008
Council Packs More 'P' Into Every PUD
Proposed PUD ordinance changes may give council more mastery over master-planned developments
News, May 30, 2008
Have Your People Tweet My People, Luke
Twitter. It's not just for celebrities
News, May 28, 2008
Bill White Has Himself An Austin Moment
Houston mayor goes all green
News, May 28, 2008
School's Out for Johnston High Principal
News, May 23, 2008
Former Rep. Lena Guerrero Dies of Cancer
News, May 2, 2008
That Girl Can Sing
On the Trail With Gale
