After months of concern about equity and transparency in the county’s juvenile justice system, the boss of the system is stepping down.

Any new development in Austin is supposed to come with a chunk of parkland, and when that’s not possible, developers must pay “parkland dedication fees,” which go into a pot of money used to acquire public parkland in the area of the new development.

For months, tenants at the affordable Palms on Lamar apartment complex say they have been enduring mold, severe pest infestations, and faulty AC units during this record-hot summer.

Yes, the closure of the Speedway post office has been a large pain in the booty for those of us who live in Central Austin and still mail things from time to time. BUT! What we've experienced in terms of postal inconvenience is paying off in terms of a new outpost of boutique market Tiny Grocer #2 and its baked-in French bistro, Bureau de Poste.

There's a constant to the films of Junta Yamaguchi. No, it's not his use of brief glitches in time. It's the soft pleasantness and charming intimacy of his sci fi-tinged delights.

Saw X may have been the least secret Fantastic Fest secret screening ever, but it still held some surprises, not least the appearance of producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules at what turned out to be the world premiere.

The same attorney who won the $45 million Sandy Hook defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones last year is accusing Elon Musk of slander.

Jonathan Mitchell – who helped write Texas’ vigilante abortion ban SB 8 – now wants to get his hands on lists of people who have sought nonprofit support to get abortions, along with people who donated to those nonprofits.

For months, 20th Century Studios has promoted Gareth Edwards’ The Creator as a powerful piece of high-concept science fiction that would bridge the gap between summer movies and award season.