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Texas Voucher Program Excludes Islamic Private Schools
Austin Muslims and new lawsuit say it’s religious discrimination
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City Workers Challenge Austin’s IT Consolidation
Workers say city services will take a hit if they are unable to remain in their departments
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ICE Allows Carmen Mejia to Stay in the Country After Exoneration
DHS: “She is legally allowed to remain in the U.S. until her temporary protected status expires”
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Woman Who Spent 23 Years Behind Bars Is Exonerated
Carmen Mejia is found innocent of murder
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: Feb. 26 – March 4
Election results come in around the state, city mourns losses after Sixth Street shooting, and more of the week’s headlines
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Edwards Aquifer Nears Emergency Drought Conditions
First-ever Stage 4 declaration would mean new restrictions and guidelines
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Council Pinches Pennies While Working to Regain Public Trust
Council approves series of rolling audits of the city’s 40-plus departments
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West Sixth Shooting Leaves Four Dead, Shakes Austin Nightlife District
Austin’s deadliest mass shooting in decades killed three victims and the gunman, wounded 13 others and prompted an outpouring of community response
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Pooja Sethi to Fill Her Predecessor’s Shoes in HD 47
Former chief of staff for previous rep, Sethi wins the Democratic primary
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Pflugerville Dems Cheer On Wins in Texas House District 50, U.S. House District 11
Making it through election night