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Death penalty critics call it a “pill mill”

Student-founded Green Is the New Black makes renewable energy at Huston-Tillotson

That a man from San Antonio named Richard Santos has as much to add to the world of Jewish intellectual pursuits as an attorney named Rosen is as fascinating as it should be obvious, David Garza writes after he attended the Texas Jewish Historical Society's 22nd annual gathering. For the first time, perhaps, an entirely constructive revision may be taking place in the history of those we call the "people of the Book."

Animated film about the Turkey Liberation Front and the first Thanksgiving is ideologically cute, but unremarkable.

A deceptively simple and deeply satisfying game for iPad

Austin hip-hop trio returns after five years with intense video

Run and jump. What more do you want from a video game?

The post-SRV trials and tribulations of Texas' most famous rhythm section


ATX hip-hop trio premieres “Joe Dassin”

Remember when Kim Jong-un threatened to nuke Austin? He'll be mad now.

Fargo

Milla Jovovich sleepwalks through an action-comedy dud

KTBC Reporter Caggiano's Guerrilla Tactics Cost Him

The environment, the alleged marijuana, the traffic, Ventura's highway, and more.

After a history of pulling its punches, is EPA finally forcing TCEQ to clean up the Texas air?

Your weekly horoscope, April 1-7

Enviro-thriller reinvents direct action as a commando mission

Despite its seemingly morose story, Zilker Theater Productions' The Secret Garden is most assuredly uplifting, even moving

Two civil suits against live music venues downtown call into question Austin's sound ordinance.

Run, Max, Run

LGBTQIA+ film festival announces online lineup for 2020

Is it time for an all chimp and monkey network?

As events unfolded on September 11, it became difficult to overcome the impression that no one was in charge.

Poetry is an act of faith.