May 29 Primary Elections: The 'Chronicle' Endorsements
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May 10, 2012
Then There's This: Skid Marks
The mayor's race takes a sharp turn in the final lap
Amy Smith, May 10, 2012
Charge It: Council Cash on Hand
A flurry of last-minute fundraising – and charges and counter-charges between mayoral candidates
Amy Smith, May 10, 2012
Travis County Constable, Precinct 2: Mud & Experience
Incumbent files defamation suit against opponent in this particularly bloody battle
Richard Whittaker, May 10, 2012
Early Voting & Election Day
Early Voting: May 14-25 • Election Day: May 29
May 10, 2012
Point Austin: Vote Early and Often
Sorting out the campaigns and candidates
Michael King, May 10, 2012
Thanks a Million!
Arts in AISD get a million-dollar boost
Robert Faires, May 8, 2012
Last Day of Early Voting
Turnout still low for May 12 council election
Richard Whittaker, May 8, 2012
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North Austin Hammered by Storm [Updated]
1,500 customers lose power, with more storms forecast this week
Richard Whittaker, May 7, 2012
Game of Senators
Patrick and Carona spill blood and venom in lite guv fight
Richard Whittaker, May 7, 2012
FIfth Circuit Lifts Stay, Planned Parenthood Remains in WHP...For Now
Three-judge panel reverses stay
Jordan Smith, May 4, 2012
Early Turnout Low As Always
Council elections tracking close to 2008 numbers
Richard Whittaker, May 4, 2012
UT Regents Vote for Med School Plan
Vision for UT-Austin med school one step closer
Jordan Smith, May 3, 2012
Report: WHP Planned Parenthood Ban Puts Patients in Jeopardy
GWU report questions HHSC analysis of ban
Jordan Smith, May 3, 2012
Planned Parenthood in the WHP: On Again, Off Again
Judge thinks it's unlikely Texas will be able to justify the rule banning PP from the Women's Health Program
Jordan Smith, May 3, 2012
Quote of the Week
May 3, 2012
Oops! AG Nearly Releases 13 Million SSNs
Voter ID lawyers caught the files just in the nick of time
Richard Whittaker, May 3, 2012
Council Rings the Changes
A full agenda yields a few grains of legislative sand
Michael King, May 3, 2012
Then There's This: Woman's Work
Trying to crack the copper ceiling at City Hall
Amy Smith, May 3, 2012
Eeyoring About Eeyore's
Eeyore's and PARD get crossways over damage deposit
Michael King, May 3, 2012
'Fail': Unaccountable Texans
TAG campaign signs flout election law
Michael King, May 3, 2012
Headlines
May 3, 2012
The Hightower Report
SeaWorld profits from exploiting whales and dodges taxes
Jim Hightower, May 3, 2012
New Trial Denied in Choking Case
Appeals court overturned ruling granting new trial for babysitter
Jordan Smith, May 3, 2012
Civics 101
May 3, 2012
About That History? It's Gone.
Developers destroy a little bit more of Eastside history
Cindy Widner, May 3, 2012
Courting Change
Travis County needs a new civil and family courthouse – and a new way of doing business
Mike Kanin, May 3, 2012
Point Austin: First, Do No Harm
To attack Planned Parenthood, the state sacrifices Texas women
Michael King, May 3, 2012
ALEC: Daylight on a Fungus
ALEC's corporate backers step away under public scrutiny
Richard Whittaker, May 3, 2012
Yassine Money Laundering Trial Set For Oct. 1
Judge denies bond as co-defendant skips bail
