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Food Plan Persists Amid Financial Fluctuation
Austin and Travis County lay the groundwork for a more robust food system
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AISD Looks Toward Final Decisions on Closures and Turnaround Plans
And more on their plate less than two weeks before state deadline
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COP30: We All Could Be Climate Refugees
As climate change exacerbates displacement, its effects are felt globally
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COP30: A Spiritual Change
On the first day of UN climate conference, faith advocates gather for a Talanoa dialogue
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COP30: What to Expect at the UN’s Annual Climate Change Conference
Faith-based advocates talk about centering justice in climate conversations
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Sarah Eckhardt Wants to Do “Big Things”
State senator on why she has hope running for the U.S. House in a red district
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Texans Approve All 17 State Constitutional Amendments
The good, the bad, and where Travis County broke from the herd
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Dems’ big wins, Texas food banks hurting, and rising anxiety over a Musk robot army
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Austin Voters Emphatically Reject Prop Q
The vote was about trust, or the lack thereof
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AISD Makes Last Minute Changes to School Closure and Zoning Plan
Ten schools will still close, but boundary changes will wait another year
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AISD Releases New Consolidation Plan
Same schools to close, trustees debate over plan as vote nears
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The House of Haunted Bills
Behold the horrors the Texas Legislature has inflicted on its own citizens in this year’s Austin Chronicle Halloween Mask cover