Public Notice: School Boards and Rail Lines
Searching for a super, roughing out the rail routes
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Nick Barbaro, March 16, 2023
Weathering Austin’s Next “Unprecedented” Winter Storm
Why we can’t just bury the power lines or trim back all the trees
Lina Fisher, March 16, 2023
Chronically Understaffed Austin 911 Call Center Can't Handle Peak Call Times
This is 911, can you hold please?
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 16, 2023
Austin's Petition Tradition Is Up for Review
It could get a little harder to put an ordinance on a ballot
Austin Sanders, March 14, 2023
What Happens When Austin’s Daily Paper Dies
Since 2018, the corporation that owns the Statesman lost half its staff
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 10, 2023
Women’s Shelter Closure Delayed, But Dozens of Residents Have Already Left
Outreach starts up in hopes that delay isn’t too little, too late
Austin Sanders, March 10, 2023
Council Moves to Ensure People Actually Live Near Project Connect Stations
What’s the point of public transit if nobody can use it?
Austin Sanders, March 10, 2023
Ahead of SXSW Chat with Chelsea Handler, Jen Psaki Talks Life After the White House
Former White House press secretary previews her new MSNBC show
Dex Wesley Parra, March 10, 2023
Billionaire Wants His Own Town, Go Figure
Musk Town headed for Bastrop isn't "paradise" Elon proposed, either
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 9, 2023
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 9, 2023
Austin Scientists Focus on Helping AI Do Good
Weighing the pros, cons, and concerns of humanity's future overlords
Benton Graham, March 9, 2023
Local Immigration Advocacy Groups Aim to Blunt Right-Wing Proposals at the Lege
Border splurge still splurging
Benton Graham, March 9, 2023
AI Takes a Crack at Writing News Article
Dry, styleless delivery aside, fails to be accurate
ChatGPT, March 9, 2023
The Women Nearly Killed by Texas’ Abortion Ban
Fighting for our lives
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 9, 2023
Austin at Large: The Train Can’t Be Too Late
It’s going to be sad, so sad, when Mayor Pete’s money comes if Austin’s not ready
Mike Clark-Madison, March 9, 2023
Austin Hackers Group Gets Recognition From Global Body
The room where it hackens
Dex Wesley Parra, March 9, 2023
Public Notice: Land Use Reforms on Hold?
Whose fault is that?
Nick Barbaro, March 9, 2023
Freedom to Boycott Israel, Buy Property Top Priorities at Texas Muslim Capitol Day
Rallyers father in first year Texas has two Muslim lawmakers in Lege
Leena Alali, March 9, 2023
New Bill Would Give Most Texans 12 Weeks Parental Paid Leave
In the words of Cardi B: I got a baby. I need some money. I need cheese for my egg.
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 9, 2023
Quantifying the Struggle to Live Here
Central Health report lays out local poverty and healthcare access
Abe Asher, March 8, 2023
Council Preview: Planning to Plan Transit Station Areas
First step? Calibrating housing access on Project Connect routes
Austin Sanders, March 7, 2023
Lawsuit Threatens Council’s Modest Progress on Housing Crisis
Same group that blocked land code rewrite in 2020 is back
Austin Sanders, March 6, 2023
The Women Left Behind When Salvation Army’s Downtown Shelter Shutters
With no beds for single women, where will they go?
Austin Sanders, March 3, 2023
Death Watch: Texas Set to Kill Two Men in One Week
And it might not matter how mentally ill they are
Brant Bingamon, March 2, 2023
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 2, 2023
Kendra Scott Holds First Women’s Summit for Entrepreneurs
An Olympian and executives at Dell, Zoom discuss empowerment
Madi Donham, March 2, 2023
SXSW EDU Takes on Gun Violence, Queer Inclusion, and Youth Activism
The state of education
Madi Donham, March 2, 2023
Cyrus Gray Hasn’t Been Convicted of a Crime, but He Spent Years in Jail
Now he is an advocate for the rights of the accused
Brant Bingamon, March 2, 2023
Coalition Fighting Another Proposed Amphitheater Near Dripping Springs
Environmental groups call on TCEQ to reject wastewater permit
Lina Fisher, March 2, 2023
Austin at Large: When Jesús Takes the Wheel
Garza sends several executives packing, brings on a host of City Hall veterans
Mike Clark-Madison, March 2, 2023
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