Democrats Continue Urging Federal Investigation Into Medicaid Coverage Losses
More whistleblowers flag broken screening process
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News, Sept. 21, 2023
Will Oakwood Remains Find Their Families?
Researchers look for relatives of unidentified bodies
News, Sept. 21, 2023
City Considers Partnership With Chip Manufacturing Giant
Council will vote Thursday on a $1 million tax deal
News, Sept. 20, 2023
Anti-Abortion Laws Blocking Out-of-State Travel Are Popping Up Across Texas
Planned Parenthood says it creates “prisoners of the state”
News, Sept. 18, 2023
Steiner Ranch Water Cut Off for Repeat Violations of Drought Restrictions
Residents blame faulty meters, utility says they’re accurate
News, Sept. 15, 2023
Can Federal Funds Clear Up Local Water Problems?
Water quality is worst in marginalized communities
News, Sept. 14, 2023
City Employees Blast Civil Rights Office Reorganization
Labor and justice advocates worry equity is being deprioritized
News, Sept. 14, 2023
Central Health Budget Suggests Waning Trust in Ascension
The budget adds money for direct services
News, Sept. 11, 2023
ERCOT Paid Bitcoin Miner $31 Million to Conserve While Texans Sweat
Bitcoin operations paid by ERCOT to conserve
News, Sept. 7, 2023
Rolling Blackouts Almost Happened Last Night. What About Tonight?
Risk of outages "very real," mayor says
News, Sept. 7, 2023
Where Are Local Shares of the National Opioid Settlement Going?
Directing drug addiction dollars in Austin and Travis County
News, Sept. 7, 2023
Ascension Seton Nurses Confront Managers Who Refuse to Meet With Them
Ascension calls the move "antics"
News, Aug. 31, 2023
Rethink35 Is Suing TxDOT Over I-35 Expansion With Broad Community Support
TxDOT vs. basically everyone in Austin
News, Aug. 31, 2023
Charging Drug Dealers With Murder Could Increase Overdose Numbers
The scope of the drug-induced homicide law is up to prosecutors’ interpretation
News, Aug. 31, 2023
First Xylazine-linked Overdose Deaths Reported in Travis County
Overdose reversal drugs don't work on this tranquilizer
News, Aug. 30, 2023
Gas and Coal Outages Behind ERCOT’s Constant Calls for Conservation
And no progress on energy efficiency programs
News, Aug. 30, 2023
Travis County Resident Dies From Brain Infection After Swimming in Lake LBJ
Avoid freshwater going in your nose, says Austin Public Health
News, Aug. 30, 2023
Mayor Warns of Possible Rolling Blackouts This Evening
Grid strained with demand, unexpected production outages
News, Aug. 29, 2023
First Layoffs in Texas Tribune History Raise Questions About Future of Texas News
Still unclear why criminal justice coverage was first to go
News, Aug. 25, 2023
Austin Animal Center Will Waive Fees For Biggest Adoption Event of the Year
Shelter urges adoptions amid overcrowding and rapid spread of disease
News, Aug. 25, 2023
Bottoms
The Shiva Baby team reunite for a ridonkulously horny queer comedy
Movie Review, Aug. 25, 2023
Texas Tribune Lays Off Journalists and Entire Copy Desk
Colleagues call it “a mistake” and “incomprehensible”
News, Aug. 23, 2023
Austin’s Last Independent Reproductive Health Center Could Close
Austin Women’s Health Center provides vital pregnancy services
News, Aug. 23, 2023
Tesla to Expand to Massive Industrial Park in Kyle
What will Musk do with his portion of 1.4 million square feet?
News, Aug. 22, 2023
I-35 Expansion Clears Final Hurdle; Construction to Start Next Year
TxDOT releases final Environmental Impact Statement
News, Aug. 21, 2023
Zilker’s Tiny Train Is Coming Back
The Eagle (formerly the Zephyr) has almost landed
News, Aug. 19, 2023
City Confirms “Non-Concerning” Levels of Toxins in Algae in Barton Springs; Pool Still Open
Toxins found at many local waterways due to rising temperatures
News, Aug. 17, 2023
ERCOT Asks for Voluntary Energy Conservation Amid Peaking Demand
Triple digits contribute to a stressed grid
News, Aug. 17, 2023
Oil Exec Wants to Redirect Austin’s Drinking Water For His Private Lake
Pending permit would disrupt flows amid severe drought
News, Aug. 17, 2023
With Zilker Plan Dead, When Will Council Move on Park Improvements?
Parts of the plan should remain, Paige Ellis says
