Ascension’s court troubles continue. Last Wednesday, July 16, District Judge Karin Crump ruled that the Resource Group, a subsidiary of Ascension Health, defamed medical device vendor representative Kimberly Goodman.

A technical disaster shut down certain Microsoft Windows systems worldwide Friday, and companies are still dealing with the fallout.

Earlier this month, Austin’s longtime U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett became the first sitting Democrat to call on Biden to withdraw from the presidential race.

On Wednesday, July 11, Austin Wildlife Rescue (AWR) welcomed 60 baby birds after Hurricane Beryl destroyed their nesting and rooking sites. The impact of Beryl on the Houston bird population has been severe, killing hundreds of birds.

Last month, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) reported that they now forecast Texas’ power demand to just about double in the next six years.

A crime spree is plaguing film and TV production companies and equipment rental houses, as thieves have been targeting these businesses to steal tens of thousands of dollars' worth of high-end lenses and cameras.

South by Southwest laid off 23 employees Wednesday, the festival confirmed to the Chronicle.

At a press conference June 26, County Attorney Delia Garza announced that criminal trespass charges have been dropped for 79 protesters who were arrested during the April 29 pro-Palestine protest on UT-Austin’s campus.

The prosecution of Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor for killing Michael Ramos in 2020 has come to an end.