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Volume 38, Number 47
ON THE COVER:
news
Despite unanimous support from City Council, voters will decide the answer
BY MICHAEL KING
Trump’s latest outrage fits a pattern from D.C. to Texas
BY MICHAEL KING
NAKED CITY
Defense attorneys fire back, ask court to strike state’s motion
BY SARAH MARLOFF
“Ask Me Anything” covers funding barriers, safety improvements, cyclist support, more
BY SAVANA DUNNING
Homelessness: not a crime, not a picnic
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Still, millions in additional claims remain unresolved
BY MICHAEL KING
CDC director visits Austin, calls for a "disruptively innovative" plan
BY SARAH MARLOFF
County Judge Eckhardt goes big, community stands firm
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
July 15 reports trickling in for federal, state, local races
BY MICHAEL KING
food
Hanging with the Long Play Lounge and Frazier's Long and Low
BY ALEXANDRA DETMAR
Club Home Made's veggie-sitters club
BY EMILY BEYDA
Dinner parties, farmers' markets, beer, wine, and more for the week of July 18, 2019
music
Longtime 7 Stones frontman knows who he is and what he isn’t
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
The Austin-born duo drops in Saturday at the Scoot Inn from their new digs in L.A. with a boatload of tech
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Spoon frontman talks Beto, streaming, and 26 years of steadfast indie rock
BY RACHEL RASCOE
screens
Instagram’s spiritual meme-maker comes to Contrast Film Festival
BY BETH SULLIVAN
Light in the dark
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Screengrabs from the Chronicle staff
BY KATELYN LANDRY
Film Reviews
History of the avant-garde jazz pioneers is surprisingly lacking in innovation
Chompy creature feature is the savior of summer horror
Awkwafina is the heart of this loving story of families, belonging, and lies
Can you feel the shrug tonight?
Biography of Leonard Cohen's muse can't stop focusing on the artist
Fascinating documentary about spy/baseball player Moe Berg never cracks his code
arts & culture
I Saw Crimes and Crimes of Texas
A crime tour of the Lone Star State in three books
Arts Reviews
Serigraphic alchemist Chris Dock invites you to look through his rose-colored lenses
Casey Cep solves the mystery of the true crime book that Harper Lee never wrote
Police chief Samuel Craddock searches for a missing friend while on a visit to Jarrett Creek, Texas
columns
Plus Contrast Film Fest, Frida Fridays, and more queer magic
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Old growth forest survives on the Rio Grande
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
You can’t just beat children anymore unless you want CPS all up in your chili
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY JEN SORENSEN