The Austin Chronic: Notorious Lawyer Adam Reposa Gets Raided For Running an Illegal Dispensary

“I want to go to prison,” he claims, but no charges have been filed

"...When there are questions surrounding the broad interpretation of laws or..."

March 15, 2024 Column by Kevin Curtin

Review: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 Scales Down Tolstoy’s Masterwork

War and Peace goes pop in new Zach Theatre production

"...Musicals like Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 are the reason people fear..."

Feb. 9, 2024 Arts Feature by Richard Whittaker

Headlines / Quote of the Week

"...Feds Sue Abbott The Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint against..."

July 28, 2023 News Feature

New Podcast Uncovers the Truth Behind 95 Bodies Found in Sugar Land

A mystery reveals a dark side of Texas’ history

"...You can almost hear the eerie soundtrack of a true crime podcast just from..."

June 24, 2023 News Post by Amelia Nonemacher

Automation Is the Future of Food, and the Future Is Now

AI on your plate

"...As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to necessitate endless adaptations in how..."

Jan. 14, 2022 Food Feature by Jessica Zuniga

Headlines / Quote of the Week

"...COVID, COVID, COVID: As of Wed., Jan. 5, the local seven-day moving average for COVID-19..."

Jan. 7, 2022 News Feature

Austin at Large: We Have Better Things to Do

Stay mad, Dan Patrick! Public safety will be reimagined, with or without you

"...As we note in our coverage of the Texas Legislature in..."

April 16, 2021 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Public Notice: The Housing Conundrum

Good news? Bad news? It’s all in your point of view.

"...We get a lot of press releases in our Chronicle..."

March 26, 2021 News Column by Nick Barbaro

Election Ticker: Getting Out the Vote and Then Some

Texas heads into early voting

"...35,000 voters turned out at Travis County polls on the first day of early voting in Texas. According to..."

Oct. 16, 2020 News Feature by Beth Sullivan

GOP-led Effort Aims to "Save" Austin From the Unhoused

Initiative seeks to reinstate city’s prior, more stringent camping ordinances

"...changes to Austin's camping, sitting, and lying ordinances on the November 2020 ballot. In effect, the initiative aims to..."

Feb. 28, 2020 News Feature by Austin Sanders

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