The COVID-19 Long Haulers

Nearly 1 in 3 coronavirus survivors have strange, often changing symptoms without known causes or cures. Here’s what they and their doctors are doing about it.

"...For many of the unlucky people who have contracted COVID-19, the virus has led to numerous health problems that..."

March 26, 2021 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

Can TABC Really Lift a Restaurant’s License Over COVID Rules? It’s Complicated.

The experts weigh in on the challenges for both sides

"...The ongoing COVID-19 crisis, and the recent return to Stage 5 of..."

Aug. 18, 2021 News Post by Jessi Cape

Can Architecture Provide a Blueprint for Our Post-COVID Existence?

Forge Craft Architecture's COVID Companion is a field guide to the world of the Aftertimes

"...we imagine, we won't need to protect ourselves from COVID-19, and everything can go back to the way it..."

Aug. 14, 2020 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

COVID’s Toll on Texas Inmates Among the Worst in the Nation

LBJ School study details dismal infection, death rates

"...200 inmates in Texas prisons who have died from COVID-19 in recent months had already been approved for parole...."

Nov. 17, 2020 News Post by Brant Bingamon

Austin Returns to Stage 4 of COVID Risk Guidelines

Amid spike in community transmission, officials urge all to mask up

"...County have returned to Stage 4 of the local COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines. The last time Austin was in Stage..."

Dec. 29, 2021 News Post by Beth Sullivan

Scarce COVID Vaccine for Health Workers on Its Way to Austin

The Austin area should receive 13,650 initial doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week

"...area will receive 13,650 initial doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week, pending its emergency..."

Dec. 11, 2020 News Feature by Beth Sullivan

Dems Dig In for a Long Stay in D.C.

Quorum-breakers hone message, try to dodge COVID

"...Texas Democrats are digging in for the long haul in Washington, D.C., as the group of quorum-breakers..."

July 23, 2021 News Feature by Kimberly Reeves

Surviving COVID-19: Ray Benson Lives to Tell

Asleep at the Wheel turns your living room into a dance floor

"...half century uninterrupted, Austin’s Western swing legends planned a year-long celebration. Then COVID-19 happened...."

July 23, 2020 Music Post by Kevin Curtin

In a Previously Unpublished Interview Late Power Trip Frontman Riley Gale Talks SXSW, COVID, & American Health Care

“I’m having nightmares about what [COVID] is going to do to the status quo”

"...the singer's predictions of how the U.S. would handle COVID-19 read prescient five months later. Like any great artist,..."

Sept. 4, 2020 Music Feature by Rachel Rascoe

Council Recap: Austin Revs Up COVID-19 Relief Efforts

"All things on the table" to help Austinites weather crisis

"...city sheltered in place to combat the spread of COVID-19...."

March 27, 2020 News Post by Austin Sanders

COVID-19 Emergency Center Takes On Social Service Needs

Task forces tackle food access, behavioral health, homelessness

"...departments, governmental agencies, and nonprofit service providers during the COVID-19 pandemic to meet the growing needs of people who..."

April 4, 2020 News Post by Austin Sanders

City, County Officials Warn COVID-19 Is Surging

Austin Public Health: "We have the ability to change this"

"...virtual press conference to deliver sobering, if expected news: COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalizations in Travis County are surging,..."

June 11, 2020 News Post by Kimberley Jones

With Community Spread, Austin Enters "Critical Stage" of COVID-19 Pandemic

Keep your distance, take your temperature, more tests coming

"...cases in Travis County and more throughout Central Texas, COVID-19 is now believed to be spreading in the community..."

March 20, 2020 News Post by Mike Clark-Madison

Austin Identifies Area's First COVID-19 Cases

Two presumed to be infected pending CDC confirmation

"...Authority Dr. Mark Escott announced today, March 13, that COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has come..."

March 13, 2020 News Post by Austin Sanders and Margaret Nicklas

Abortion Resumes in Texas After COVID-19 Ban

Local providers express anxiety state may halt services again

"...After a months-long legal back-and-forth that sent abortion providers and patients into..."

April 23, 2020 News Post by Mary Tuma

Austin Craft Brewers vs COVID-19: Austin Beerworks and Jester King

How local breweries are responding to the pandemic (Part 1)

"...now you’ve read everything you need to know about COVID-19. And yet that seems to change almost hourly, and..."

March 27, 2020 Food Post by Eric Puga

Dale Watson Refuses Performance Due to COVID Vaccine Requirement

Honky-Tonker declares himself a man of “complete natural immunity”

"...Outlaw Cruise because of his unwillingness to receive a COVID-19 vaccine...."

Dec. 2, 2021 Music Post by Rachel Rascoe

Finally, COVID Relief Funds Coming to Austin Schools

$155 million to AISD, $11.2 billion statewide clear TEA logjam

"...Austin ISD will soon receive hundreds of millions in COVID-19 relief funds from the federal government...."

April 30, 2021 News Post by Clara Ence Morse

Black Star Co-Op Talks Collaboration During COVID and 10 Years of Brewing

The state of an Austin beer mainstay

"...head brewer and Beer Team Leader, about collaborations during COVID-19, the state of Black Star, and one-off beers...."

Dec. 3, 2020 Food Post by Evan Rodriguez

Second Long Play Lounge Location Takes Place of Stay Gold

Stay Gold owner considering reopening at a new space in the future

"...Last month, a neon sign reading Long Play Lounge went up along Cesar Chavez where once..."

Feb. 1, 2021 Music Post by Kevin Curtin

Nursing-Home Families Want Answers as COVID Comes Back

Still seeking safety as the data remains unclear

"...homes and protect their residents from the ravages of COVID-19, and almost as long since the federal government began..."

July 3, 2020 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

Knowledge Is Power as Nursing Homes Combat COVID-19

There’s a lot we don’t know about the pandemics’s toll in care centers, but what we do know is bad

"...The COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. dawned with the tragic story..."

May 22, 2020 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

A Budget Forged in Crisis Looks Toward Long-Term Opportunities

Resilience, rethinking, recovery

"...June could only have a small impact on a months-long budget development process that had already been shaped by..."

July 24, 2020 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Even as Cases Climb, the COVID-19 Rules Begin Unraveling

The state opens businesses up and Austin tries to keep some controls in place

"...and loosen the restrictions that have helped keep the COVID-19 pandemic manageable in Texas, decision-makers on the ground in..."

May 8, 2020 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Health Care Needs Your Help to Slow COVID-19’s Spread

Keep your distance

"...to try to head off the rapid spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. Events have unfolded..."

March 20, 2020 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

Closing the COVID Gap at AISD

Post-pandemic, not enough students can read well. How do we get out of this ditch?

"...catch up. How can Austin’s public schools bridge the COVID gap? The Novel Coronavirus..."

March 22, 2024 News Feature by Brant Bingamon

On the COVID-19 Front Lines, Providers Feel Exposed

Seeking protection

"...The reality of the COVID-19 pandemic has settled like an invisible fog over Austin,..."

April 3, 2020 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

Local K-12 Educators Look at Ways to Start the School Year as COVID-19 Looms

Put on your thinking cap

"...how to plan for virtual learning, and for how long. Elected officials and public health experts are going head-to-head..."

Aug. 7, 2020 Features Feature by Aaricka Washington

Austin Slowly Gets the COVID-19 Testing Data It Needs

Knowledge is power

"...coronavirus that causes the deadly and contagious disease called COVID-19. In the absence of effective treatments or a vaccine,..."

April 17, 2020 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

Frontline Immigrant Workers Hesitant to Receive COVID Vaccine

Missing their shots

"...daily tasks, such as putting on their clothes. The COVID-19 pandemic added an additional layer of pain to her..."

March 12, 2021 News Feature by Benton Graham

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