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What Could State Takeover Mean for Austin? Ask Fort Worth ISD.
The district’s elected board president describes takeover pains, how Austin can prepare
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Community Demands Accountability After Austin Police Kill Unarmed Black Teen
Protesters express outrage over a shooting authorities have called a “suicide by police”
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Fatal Shooting Drives Narrative at Council Budget Meeting
Council plans to restore $4.7 million in proposed social service cuts
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Travis County Democratic Party Eager to Turn Page After Chair’s Resignation
Two candidates have emerged to replace Jessica Cohen in special election
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 30 – Aug. 5
Gov. Abbott calls for data center audit, City Council proposes $4.7 million for social services, and more of the week’s headlines
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U.S. House Candidate Claire Reynolds Searches for Blue Dots in West Texas
In a gerrymandered district, can the Austin Democrat win over some of the state’s reddest communities?
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The Refugee Collective Bridges the Gaps in Immigrant Services
A manufacturing studio with a heart, in the heart of Downtown Austin
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Microplastics Found in Barton Springs, Blue Hole, and Lady Bird Lake
Of the 77 inspected statewide sites, 76 showed pollutants present
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AISD to Close Paredes Middle School
District closes 12th school this year to stave off takeover, ends nonprofit partnership
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Where the Texas Hemp Market Currently Stands
A year full of legal battles and an impending federal ban has industry members uncertain of what comes next
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 23 – 29
Austin’s waterways ban gets lifted, APD fatally shoots a teenager, and more of the week’s headlines
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Faith Leaders Demand Texas Hold ICE Accountable
Following the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, multiple religious representatives organized at the Capitol