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Higher Taxes Are on the Ballot. City Leaders Explain What They’ll Get Us.
Prop Q asks Austinites what’s a nickel worth. Can they stomach a bigger bill at the end of the year?
Cover Story
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From Pearl Street to Third Man: All Aboard the Die Spitz Runaway Train
Older, wiser, and on the Third Man roster, Die Spitz sharpen their steel on debut full-length, Something to Consume
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In Your Hot Austin Autumn Era
Set yourself up for as cool a fall as the Texas heat’ll let ya
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Body Rock, Austin’s Sacred Dance Institution, Prevails After 15 Years
Finding moments of flight onstage and on the dance floor
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The Great Gay Restroom Report
Qmmunity’s James Scott takes a grand tour of Austin’s queer club restrooms
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The Long Road to Reviving Cult Favorite The Toxic Avenger
Austin filmmaker Macon Blair ensures that Toxie Lives!
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The Reality of Climate Change in Texas: Drought and Floods
A two-headed beast rears its head
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Texas Public Media Grapples With Funding Loss From GOP Bill
KUT, Austin PBS, and other impacted stations make the case for why local news matters
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Right-Wing Crackdowns Drive Academics Away From UT and the U.S.
Staff morale, federal funds, and state confidence dry up
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Carrie R. Moore Makes Her Way Home in Debut Story Collection
Michener Center alum threads Southern history into compelling fiction
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Neighbors Step Up as Texas Reels From Catastrophic Floods
And Trump cuts raise questions about federal support
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Introducing The Austin Chronicle’s 2025 Burger Issue
Unveiling the secret formula to this year’s tastiest issue yet