From Provider to Patient: Lisa Doggett’s New Book Chronicles Her MS Journey
Austin author examines medicine, motherhood, and multiple sclerosis
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Amelia Nonemacher, Sept. 5, 2023
Austin Campaign Finance Rules Get Shaken Up
Judge sides with former mayoral candidate Jennifer Virden
Brant Bingamon, Sept. 5, 2023
Historic Pease Elementary Becoming Child Care Center for AISD Teachers
Pease rises from the ashes with federal renovation funding
Brant Bingamon, Sept. 4, 2023
Layoffs at County’s Largest Mental Health Provider Approved by Board of Trustees
Nurse describes “sloppy and dysfunctional” leadership
Austin Sanders, Sept. 1, 2023
Ascension Seton Nurses Confront Managers Who Refuse to Meet With Them
Ascension calls the move "antics"
Lina Fisher, Aug. 31, 2023
The Drag Ban Has Been Blocked for Now. Its Foes Are Not Backing Down.
Judge finds SB 12 unconstitutional
Brant Bingamon, Aug. 31, 2023
Integral Care Budget Would Layoff 48 Employees
Cuts will affect patient programs
Austin Sanders, Aug. 31, 2023
Headlines / Quote of the Week
Aug. 31, 2023
Abbott Signed Medicaid for New Moms Into Law, but It Might Not Happen Anyway
Gears of bureaucracy turn slowly (and sometimes not at all)
Maggie Q. Thompson, Aug. 31, 2023
Feedback From the Chronicle’s Prison Heat Series
Pleading for prisoners’ lives
Chronicle Staff, Aug. 31, 2023
Charging Drug Dealers With Murder Could Increase Overdose Numbers
The scope of the drug-induced homicide law is up to prosecutors’ interpretation
Lina Fisher, Aug. 31, 2023
Hays County Jail Officers Are the Most Violent in the State, Data Shows
They record more incidents per 1,000 inmates than any Texas jail
Brant Bingamon, Aug. 31, 2023
Lawmakers Promised a "Bread-and-Butter" Session. They Served a Repressive Agenda Instead.
Here are just a few laws taking effect Sept. 1
Maggie Q. Thompson, Aug. 31, 2023
Rethink35 Is Suing TxDOT Over I-35 Expansion With Broad Community Support
TxDOT vs. basically everyone in Austin
Lina Fisher, Aug. 31, 2023
The Blocked "Death Star" Law Could Wipe Out Broad Areas of City Code
Austin Judge Maya Gamble ruled it's unconstitutional
Austin Sanders, Aug. 31, 2023
Incurable Virus Still Spreading Among Dogs in Austin’s Overcrowded Shelter
“We are still not in a position to adequately separate dogs.”
Maggie Q. Thompson, Aug. 31, 2023
Breaking Down the Texas Bills That Will Change the 2024 School Year
Vaping is criminal, books are banned, and school cops are everywhere
Brant Bingamon, Aug. 31, 2023
First Xylazine-linked Overdose Deaths Reported in Travis County
Overdose reversal drugs don't work on this tranquilizer
Lina Fisher, Aug. 30, 2023
Texas “Death Star” Law Ruled Unconstitutional Two Days Before Taking Effect
But Texas is likely to appeal
Austin Sanders, Aug. 30, 2023
Gas and Coal Outages Behind ERCOT’s Constant Calls for Conservation
And no progress on energy efficiency programs
Lina Fisher, Aug. 30, 2023
Travis County Resident Dies From Brain Infection After Swimming in Lake LBJ
Avoid freshwater going in your nose, says Austin Public Health
Lina Fisher, Aug. 30, 2023
Mayor Warns of Possible Rolling Blackouts This Evening
Grid strained with demand, unexpected production outages
Lina Fisher, Aug. 29, 2023
Ken Paxton Could Be Disbarred as Money Pours Into His Impeachment Fight
Problems pile on to the impeached Texas attorney general
Brant Bingamon, Aug. 29, 2023
Syphilis Is a Very Real Problem in Austin
One in 10 positive STI tests showed syphilis at Kind Clinic
Adam Cherian, Aug. 27, 2023
First Layoffs in Texas Tribune History Raise Questions About Future of Texas News
Still unclear why criminal justice coverage was first to go
Lina Fisher, Aug. 25, 2023
Homeowners Sue to Block Code Changes Meant to Increase Affordability
The same group won a suit in 2020 over land use reforms
Austin Sanders, Aug. 25, 2023
Austin Animal Center Will Waive Fees For Biggest Adoption Event of the Year
Shelter urges adoptions amid overcrowding and rapid spread of disease
Lina Fisher, Aug. 25, 2023
Right-Wing Extremists Harass McCallum High Students at School
They told kids they’re going to hell
Maggie Q. Thompson, Aug. 24, 2023
Even Chaplains Don’t Want Chaplains Instead of Counselors in Public Schools
Christian nationalism is the problem
Brant Bingamon, Aug. 24, 2023
APD Chief Joseph Chacon’s Legacy
Assessing the final years of a career that saw a rise from beat cop to chief of police
