Council Recap: A Wary, Cloudy Start for a New Police Cadet Class
“Reimagined” academy still a work in progress
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Austin Sanders, May 7, 2021
Barton Springs Pool Will Require Reservations Starting May 21
No more sauntering into Austin’s natural springs fed pool on a whim
Kimberley Jones, May 7, 2021
Civics 101
May 6, 2021
For Briscoe Cain's Next Act, Watch This Bill Disappear (Along With Your Right to Vote)
House committee guts SB 7, replaces it with language from other draconian voting restriction bill
Benton Graham, May 6, 2021
APD Releases Incident Video of Gonzales Shooting
Escalating quickly
Brant Bingamon, May 6, 2021
May 1 Special Election Results: Austin Voters Tell City Leaders What They Don't Like
Strong-mayor proposal fails spectacularly, while voters say "yes" to reinstating public camping ban
Mike Clark-Madison, May 6, 2021
Amy's Army Raises Awareness, Support for Sexual Assault Survivors
New social media campaign calls for meaningful reform in local criminal justice system
Sarah Marloff, May 6, 2021
Austin at Large: Stupid Games, Ugly Prizes
With the lives of Austin’s unhoused poor at stake, the city prepares to do something
Mike Clark-Madison, May 6, 2021
Finally, COVID Relief Funds Coming to Austin Schools
District lays off evaluators, asks them to reapply
Clara Ence Morse, May 6, 2021
Public Notice: Just to Clarify
Speedway post office closing, AISD spending delayed?
Nick Barbaro, May 6, 2021
Under Fire, AISD Launches Plan to Fix Special Ed
District lays off evaluators, asks them to reapply
Clara Ence Morse, May 6, 2021
The Ugly End to Jason Dusterhoft's Police Career Was Only the Beginning for APD
Three chiefs gone in Austin
Brant Bingamon, May 6, 2021
Headlines / Quote of the Week
May 6, 2021
Cannabills Get Closer to the Capitol End Zone
Texas House passes measures to reduce penalties, increase medical use
Kevin Curtin, May 6, 2021
The Rise and Fall of Jason Dusterhoft (and His Frenemies)
A trip down APD's Memory Lane, from the Chronicle archives
May 6, 2021
Texas House Passes Near-Total Abortion Ban
SB 8 allows anyone the right to sue a provider
Mary Tuma, May 5, 2021
May 1 Special Election Results: First Five Win, Last Three Lose
$1 million buys camping ban; strong-mayor couldn't be weaker
Mike Clark-Madison, May 1, 2021
May 1 Special Election Early Voting Results Are In
Big lead for Prop B, even bigger deficit for Prop F
Mike Clark-Madison, May 1, 2021
United Against Anti-Trans Legislation Rally
Photos by John Anderson
Photos, April 30, 2021
Local Legal Leaders Come Out Swinging Against Anti-Abortion Bills
Proposals let literally anyone drag providers into court
Mary Tuma, April 30, 2021
Finally, COVID Relief Funds Coming to Austin Schools
$155 million to AISD, $11.2 billion statewide clear TEA logjam
Clara Ence Morse, April 30, 2021
Austin at Large: Right Back Where We Started
Texas will do little. Austin will do more. America will validate us. What happens next?
Mike Clark-Madison, April 29, 2021
Election Ticker: It’s a Long, Long While From May to November ...
Mike Clark-Madison, April 29, 2021
Headlines / Quote of the Week
April 29, 2021
Young People Power Texas Climate Plan
House Democrats package 41 bills to protect the environment
Lina Fisher, April 29, 2021
Public Notice: Trying to Get Swimmers’ Ears
Plus parks, public safety, naked gardening, and more ...
Nick Barbaro, April 29, 2021
Community First! Expansion to Create 1,400 Additional Homes for Austin's Formerly Homeless Neighbors
A neighborhood to call home
Beth Sullivan, April 29, 2021
The Forces Within the (Task) Force: The Working Groups
April 29, 2021
Round Rock High Schoolers Spark Learning During the Pandemic
Benton Graham, April 29, 2021
For Trans Texans, One Bill Forward, Two Bills Back
Texas has filed the most anti-LGBTQIA bills in the nation this year
Beth Sullivan, April 29, 2021
The Little Gay Shop, 828 Airport Blvd.
