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New Texas Law Will Require Most K-12 Teachers to Be Certified
Texas school districts have increasingly turned to uncertified teachers to fill classrooms during a historic teacher shortage. But a new provision in House Bill 2 is poised to phase out that reliance.

2:38PM Thu. Apr. 24, Lucciana Choueiry Read More | Comment »

Getting Weird on the Back Nine With Austin Comedy The Salamander King
Like the endangered amphibians from which it takes its name, Austin-made comedy The Salamander King is linked to one habitat. “It’s a love letter to a place,” said director Austin Nichols, and that place is the city's golf courses.

10:00AM Thu. Apr. 24, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

City Council Recognizes Inclusive Queer Wellness Center
On Thursday morning, the Austin City Council will honor physical therapist and founder of the Best of Austin-winning OutWellness Dr. Syd Young for their work building affirming wellness spaces for LGBTQIA+ Austinites.

6:30AM Thu. Apr. 24, Lucciana Choueiry Read More | Comment »

From the Internet to the Industry: Behind the Scenes of the CAMP Film Festival
“From the Internet to the Industry. From the Industry to the Internet.” It’s a simple catchphrase, but it’s the philosophy and raison d’être of the inaugural CAMP Film Festival.

11:07AM Wed. Apr. 23, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Antone’s Nightclub Celebrates 50 Years at 2025 Austin Blues Festival
The Austin Blues Festival returns to Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park April 26-27, celebrating the genre with performances from luminaries like Mavis Staples to contemporary torchbearers like Christone “Kingfish” Ingram.

5:50PM Mon. Apr. 21, Angelina Liu Read More | Comment »

Trial Date Set in Lawsuit Brought Against City Over Fatal Police Shooting
The city of Austin is set to stand trial on June 23 in a civil lawsuit where plaintiffs argue that the city allowed a “culture of impunity” at the Austin Police Department that contributed to an off-duty officer’s decision to shoot a man following a road rage incident in 2021.

12:23PM Mon. Apr. 21, Austin Sanders Read More | Comment »

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Austin FC Regroups With Win Over Defending Champs LA Galaxy
Following a calamitous 5-1 loss to the Vancouver Whitecaps, Austin FC promised its fans a big response at Q2 Stadium against LA Galaxy, the winless defending league champions (yes, the most MLS thing ever).

11:51AM Sun. Apr. 20, Eric Goodman Read More | Comment »

King of the Hill Sneak Peek Announced for ATX TV Festival
It's been 15 years since we all got to hang out in the alley near Hank Hill's in Arlen, Texas. But looks like we'll all be meeting up again as ATX TV Festival has announced a King of the Hill reunion and sneak peek at the newly relaunched series.

10:00AM Fri. Apr. 18, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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