Photo by David Brendan Hall
Volume 37, Number 37
ON THE COVER:
news
Filtering through the final round
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Plan for a common future, or pretend it just won't happen
BY MICHAEL KING
Land use commissions diverge; dogs
BY NICK BARBARO
The heat's still on in House District 46
NAKED CITY
Juan Castillo set for execution on May 16
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
APA vice president suspended 20 days from APD, resigns from union post
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Merged schools to see more teachers, bilingual classes, afterschool programs, and more
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Alison Alter, agreeing to disagree
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Planning Commission plays along, Zoning & Platting calls to terminate
BY SARAH MARLOFF
City mulling policy rewrite after EMS asst. chief eschews standard procedure
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Conversation could heat up in June
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Museum of Human Achievement sues Mars, associates over SXSW installation
BY KATE GROETZINGER
Recommendations for the run-off
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
food
Employees with intellectual or developmental disabilities make coffee and learn life skills
BY DAN GENTILE
Sarno brothers release their plant-based, indulgence-focused cookbook with a Central Library demo
BY ALISHA MCDARRIS
Get thee some tea sandwiches
BY MELANIE HAUPT
music
Pondering her first solo album in more than a decade
BY DOUG FREEMAN
“We don’t want this music to die” – Johnny Degollado
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Texas Platters
Fresh Lies, Vol. I
Old Fashioned Gal
Sleeping Dogs
Last Man Standing
Lonesome as a Shadow
En las Montañas de Excesos
screens
9.5 million YouTube subscribers can’t be wrong
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
New mini-fest AFS Doc Days scours the globe for fresh viewpoints
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
He said, she said, IRL and online, in Distance
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Diplomacy and corruption mix in true-life drama.
Rachel Weisz explores the complexities and joys of choice in Britain's Jewish communities.
Melissa McCarthy goes back to school
Japanese mermaid tale with a big heart and a groovy beat.
Even Donald Sutherland reciting fortune cookie wisdom doesn't save this YA snore.
Unexpected remake of the Eighties' most questionable rom-com
Euro crime drama skips a gear in its switchback action.
Bloody vengeance fit for the #MeToo era.
arts & culture
The artist has some creative friends show in his Clarksville home
BY MELANY JEAN
The ATX/ATL fest connection
BY DAVID BRENDAN HALL
Arts Reviews
This production tackles the huge challenge of exploring motherhood and class, and can't quite have it all
This remount of the tap troupe's valentine to vaudeville brought the old art form back with delights in abundance
The artist provides a corrective to preconceived notions of punk, exploring the ethos through black personal style
columns
Queer-story being made in Austin
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Texas-born pioneer aviatrix is remembered in her hometown
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
No matter what we believe ourselves to be, we are what we prove ourselves to be
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY JEN SORENSEN
BY SAM HURT
BY LANCE MYERS
BY TOM TOMORROW