Court Halts Abbott's Department of Family and Protective Services Investigation Directive
"Abuse" directive hits a roadblock
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Kit O’Connell, March 17, 2022
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 17, 2022
Fox News Lauds Neo-Nazi in Ukraine With Austin Ties
Questions not asked: Why are you there? Are you a Nazi?
Kit O’Connell, March 17, 2022
Public Notice: Think Globally, Act Locally
Planning for mobility; hoping for democracy
Nick Barbaro, March 17, 2022
APD and City Hall Try to Get Their Eighth Street Protest Stories Straight
Cops in trouble?
Austin Sanders, March 17, 2022
Texas Supreme Court Throws Out Final Senate Bill 8 Challenge
Paving the road to the end
Maggie Quinlan, March 17, 2022
Closing AISD Middle Schools, One Grade at a Time?
Two historically Black and Latinx middle schools set to lose sixth grade
Morgan O’Hanlon, March 10, 2022
Austin Trans Youth & Allies Rally Against State “Abuse” Guidelines
About 350 gathered at the Texas Capitol to defend the human rights of trans kids and their families
Kit O’Connell, March 10, 2022
Chaos Reigns at the “Fyre Festival of Crawfish”
Problems with parking and lines arose at the festival after its return from a COVID-19 hiatus
Lina Fisher, March 10, 2022
Rep. Lloyd Doggett Sees Threats to Ukraine's Democracy as Close to Home
Rep. Doggett: Ukrainian conflict is greater threat to Central Texans than many realize
Maggie Quinlan, March 10, 2022
Austin At Large: We Didn’t Demand a Recount
But maybe we should have? How “election integrity” rules could change outcomes
Mike Clark-Madison, March 10, 2022
Do New Districts Mean All Council Members Should Be Up for Election?
A recent lawsuit filing argues yes
Austin Sanders, March 10, 2022
Mother and Daughter Demand Housing After Sweep of Homeless Camp Where Woman Died
Trying not to get swept aside
Maggie Quinlan, March 10, 2022
UT Faculty Say Conservatization of the School Is a Long Time Coming
Another brick in the wall
Abe Asher, March 10, 2022
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 10, 2022
$1M Gift From the Son of the First Black Graduate of UT Funds Endowments
Pathways for grad students from HBCUs and a professorship focused on inclusion in the built environment
Lina Fisher, March 10, 2022
Zilker Vision Not Quite 20/20
Rewilding advocates call for more specifics as Zilker Vision Plan process nears end
Lina Fisher, March 3, 2022
Activist/Attorney Lulu Flores Claims House Seat She Sought 20 Years Ago
And other State Representative results
Mike Clark-Madison, March 3, 2022
Rosemary Renteria's Family Responds to Her Death and the Encampment Sweep That Continued Despite It
Out of sight, out of mind
Maggie Quinlan, March 3, 2022
Greg Casar’s Landslide Win Virtually Ensures TX-35 Seat
Plus where other races stand
Austin Sanders, March 3, 2022
Death Watch: A Startling Last-Minute Claim of Innocence
New evidence emerges in case of man slated for March 8 execution
Brant Bingamon, March 3, 2022
Travis County Races See Wins for Incumbents, a Possible Recount
Nail-Biters, needles moved, and a successor for Dana DeBeauvoir
Lina Fisher, March 3, 2022
Austin at Large: Easy to Be Hard, Easy to Vote No
What did we learn from the tiny, noisy Texas primaries? A few morning-after insights
Mike Clark-Madison, March 3, 2022
SXSW EDU Takes on School Board Wars and Mental Health on Campus
Speakers take on top educational problems, March 7-10
Morgan O’Hanlon, March 3, 2022
Democrat Judicial Candidates Celebrate Primary Wins
Nominees will breeze to election in deep-blue Travis County
Brant Bingamon, March 3, 2022
The Ultra-Low-Turnout Primary Election (Almost) Devoid of Drama
Tiny landslides in Travis County and beyond
Mike Clark-Madison, March 3, 2022
City Council Takes on a Safer Sixth Street, Project Connect, and More
Council tackles a 63-item agenda
Austin Sanders, March 3, 2022
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 3, 2022
Texas Voters Prove Once Again They Don't Always Know Who They're Voting For
Throwing darts at the ballot
Morgan O’Hanlon, March 3, 2022
March Primary Election Coverage Live Blog
Texas primary first out the starting gate
