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A Year Since Its Launch, Delays and Disorder Loom Over Austin’s Creative Department
Creatives are still optimistic about the ACME program moving forward
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Texas GOP Hopes to Ban IVF, Surrogacy in Next Year’s Legislative Session
An Austin IVF doctor says the methods don’t intersect with abortion concerns
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 9 – 15
City Manager reveals $6.6 billion budget, locals call for ICE accountability, and more of the week’s headlines
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What Austin Is Prioritizing in Its Proposed $6.6 Billion Budget
APD would see a $24 million increase while social services lose $8 million
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Taxpayers on the Hook for Bridge to Tesla Gigafactory in Proposed Plan for Dog’s Head Development
New city document mentions Tesla a dozen times
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Austinites Honor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Demand ICE Accountability
The Houston resident and father was shot and killed by federal agents last week
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Scientific Study on East Austin Neighborhood’s Water Finds Contaminants
Hard water, harmful toxins, and higher bills for those not on city water
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Former EMS Union Leader Says First Responders Are Overworked
They want more personnel and resources to balance the rigorous workload
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Families Can Buy Bible Studies, AI Classes, More With Private School Vouchers
Public school advocates call for greater academic accountability and transparency on how program’s $1 billion funding can be spent
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 2-8
ICE shoots and kills Houston man, disability rights advocates protest outside the Capitol, and more of the week’s headlines
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Why Are Republicans Suddenly for Ibogaine?
After decades of stereotyping psychedelic substances, GOP members are championing the alternative medicine
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South Austinites Worry About Planned Homeless Navigation Center
Neighbors want to keep the facility from offering basic necessities like food and showers