On Monday, unionized nurses at Seton Medical Center on 38th finally ratified their first-ever three-year contract with Ascension.

Today’s race between José Garza and Jeremy Sylestine in the Democratic primary for Travis County district attorney centers around one salient issue – is Austin a safe city?

As early voting in the Texas’ March 5 primary draws to a close, a sizable number of Travis County Republicans have made the unusual decision to vote in the Democratic party’s primary election.

After attending a private Christian high school in Houston, Indigo Lane promised they would commit to a college that accepted the LGBTQ+ community and where Lane could openly express their identity.

Dr. Kaylen Silverberg of the Texas Fertility Center in Austin is one of many fertility doctors in Texas who have feared “personhood” legislation for years – such legislation, which defines embryos as people, would make in vitro fertilization (IVF) untenable.

Four students disciplined by the UT-Austin have chosen to accept their punishment for their actions during a pro-Palestinian protest on Dec. 8, 2023.

Yesterday, U.S. Rep. Greg Casar, D-Austin, held a press conference at the IBEW Local 520 headquarters off Ben White Boulevard joined by myriad environmental groups, frontline workers, and labor unions, to celebrate the filing of his Connect the Grid Act.

Last Friday, Mayor Kirk Watson unexpectedly made Austin’s failure to get off coal the focus of his weekly newsletter, the Watson Wire.

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