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How Tenant-Screening Algorithms Keep Cycles of Discrimination Going
How Tenant-Screening Algorithms Keep Cycles of Discrimination Going
Telling a never-ending story

Dina Barrish, Jan. 26, 2023

Texan Palestinians Protest Israeli-American Council
Texan Palestinians Protest Israeli-American Council
Protesters and conference speakers clash

Leena Alali, Jan. 26, 2023

Bill of the Week: Eating Fetuses the Legal Way
Bill of the Week: Eating Fetuses the Legal Way
A bill for a nonexistent problem would present a new one

Maggie Q. Thompson, Jan. 26, 2023

A Light Meeting as the New Council Gets Itself Sorted
A Light Meeting as the New Council Gets Itself Sorted
First work session focused on committee memberships

Austin Sanders, Jan. 26, 2023

Point in Time Count of Homeless Austinites Returns
Point in Time Count of Homeless Austinites Returns
City to run census after two years

Austin Sanders, Jan. 26, 2023

State Admits Execution Drug Is Expired, Doesn’t Really Care
State Admits Execution Drug Is Expired, Doesn’t Really Care
Wesley Ruiz likely to be killed with painful drug next week

Brant Bingamon, Jan. 26, 2023

Central Health, Ascension Take Each Other to Court
Central Health, Ascension Take Each Other to Court
Each claims the other is breaching their contract

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 26, 2023

Lumbering Toward a Long-Held Vision for a New I-35
Lumbering Toward a Long-Held Vision for a New I-35
Riding on TxDOT's endless highway

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 26, 2023

Could State Employees Get First Cost-of-Living Raise in 21 years?
Could State Employees Get First Cost-of-Living Raise in 21 years?
Austin’s own Rep. John Bucy has filed a bill to do just that

Lina Fisher, Jan. 26, 2023

Austin at Large: Not Fixing What’s Broken
Austin at Large: Not Fixing What’s Broken
Abbott, Patrick engage in disingenuous property tax politics, while Texas suffers

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 26, 2023

A Bit of History About the <i>Chronicle</i> Building
A Bit of History About the Chronicle Building
Little has changed with our building, which lies in the path of an expanded I-35

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 26, 2023

Headlines / Quote of the Week
Headlines / Quote of the Week

Jan. 26, 2023

Protesters Rally on 50th Anniversary of Roe
Protesters Rally on 50th Anniversary of Roe
Organizer says it’s easy to be angry, hard to stay focused

Leena Alali, Jan. 25, 2023

Blue Starlite Downtown Drive-In Hit by Robbers
Blue Starlite Downtown Drive-In Hit by Robbers
Projection equipment stolen, sending screens dark

Richard Whittaker, Jan. 20, 2023

Shoal Creek Saloon’s Deck Burns, Arsonist Captured on Video
Shoal Creek Saloon’s Deck Burns, Arsonist Captured on Video
But crawfish season waits for no one

A. Richmond, Jan. 19, 2023

Austin Guinea Pig Rescue on the Hunt for Serial Piggie-Dumper
Austin Guinea Pig Rescue on the Hunt for Serial Piggie-Dumper
Piggie PSA: Dumper, no dumping!

Maggie Q. Thompson, Jan. 19, 2023

Austin at Large: Yo Cops! Defund Our Election
Austin at Large: Yo Cops! Defund Our Election
Austin Police Association spends big on scheme to screw up civilian oversight

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 19, 2023

Seeking Justice for the Killing of Alex Gonzales
Seeking Justice for the Killing of Alex Gonzales
Gonzales’ mother says, “I will not stop”

Brant Bingamon, Jan. 19, 2023

Public Notice: Putting the Pieces in Place
Public Notice: Putting the Pieces in Place
Council members sorting out their staffs, priorities

Nick Barbaro, Jan. 19, 2023

Austin Water Audit Zeroes In on Problems at Treatment Plant
Austin Water Audit Zeroes In on Problems at Treatment Plant
Weak morale, understaffing contributed to four system failures in five years

Lina Fisher, Jan. 19, 2023

A New Council With New Energy Aims to Get City Hall Unstuck
A New Council With New Energy Aims to Get City Hall Unstuck
Change is coming, but how much?

Austin Sanders, Jan. 19, 2023

Data, Dollars, and Defending Austin ISD at the Capitol
Data, Dollars, and Defending Austin ISD at the Capitol
Highlights from the AISD Board of Trustees’ first meeting in 2023

Maggie Q. Thompson, Jan. 19, 2023

Headlines / Quote of the Week
Headlines / Quote of the Week

Jan. 19, 2023

Bill of the Week: Should Businesses Get to Go Green or Avoid Guns?
Bill of the Week: Should Businesses Get to Go Green or Avoid Guns?
A new bill would repeal anti-boycott legislation

Maggie Q. Thompson, Jan. 19, 2023

Is GM-Backed Driverless Car Really Road-Ready?
Is GM-Backed Driverless Car Really Road-Ready?
Cruise AV loses its training wheels

Benton Graham, Jan. 19, 2023

Doggett Brings $2 Million Home From D.C. to Combat Opioid Crisis
Doggett Brings $2 Million Home From D.C. to Combat Opioid Crisis
Doggett says it’s no panacea, but it’s progress

Lina Fisher, Jan. 17, 2023

Texas Lege Preview: These Bills Deserve to Die
Texas Lege Preview: These Bills Deserve to Die
Four of the worst measures filed (so far) for the 88th

Maggie Q. Thompson, Jan. 12, 2023

Jolt Action Accused of Unfair Labor Practices
Jolt Action Accused of Unfair Labor Practices
Filings describe termination without notice and dispute over remote work

Lina Fisher, Jan. 12, 2023

Texas Lege Preview: The Lege Has More Cash Than It Wants
Texas Lege Preview: The Lege Has More Cash Than It Wants
Unprecedented $33 billion surplus puts conservatives in a bind

Mike Clark-Madison, Jan. 12, 2023

Texas Lege Preview: Parties Agree That Fentanyl Sucks
Texas Lege Preview: Parties Agree That Fentanyl Sucks
Bipartisan consensus emerges to tackle opioid overdose crisis

Lina Fisher, Jan. 12, 2023

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