news
The Chronicle’s endorsements for the May 24 run-offs
Uber and Lyft's temper tantrum leaves Austin to clean up the mess
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER, AMY KAMP, MICHAEL KING, MAC MCCANN AND RICHARD WHITTAKER
Voters respond to corporate bullying
BY MICHAEL KING
Only Uber and Lyft can bring back Uber and Lyft
BY NICK BARBARO
Adrienne White has a personal stake in reducing traffic deaths
BY AMY KAMP
BY MICHAEL KING
Department admits there's room to improve on how it identifies trans people
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Tracking back on Marc Ott's previous disciplinary memo to Acevedo
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
In response to challenger Arthur Sampson's attacks, Travis County Commissioner front-runner Jeff Travillion joked, "I'm surprised to learn what a bad person I am."
BY MICHAEL KING
Program will prep 3-year-olds for kindergarten
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Department seeks feedback on its approach to community policing
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
For big banks, maybe crime does pay
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Are Austin's two new chain breweries a threat to local craft beer?
BY ERIC PUGA
Clarksville gets its (not) just desserts
BY BRANDON WATSON
music
Are Levitation vets Holy Wave Austin's next Black Angels?
BY LIBBY WEBSTER
ACL doc fundraises, UT inherits Ian McLagan's personal collection, and ScoreMore for the kids
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Texas Platters
Lemonade
Dreamer: A Tribute to Kent Finlay
Goodbye World
The Long Ride Home
Sharon Is Karen
Welcome Late Bloomers
Stainless Steel
Nameless Frames
screens
Screenwriter Michael Zagst chooses laughter with Divine Access
BY JOE O'CONNELL
On families and finales
BY JACOB CLIFTON
Film Reviews
A call to action for the black-helicopter crowd
Rob Reiner directs this addiction drama written by his son Nick
This transgressive animated film from 1973 Japan has been recently restored. Blending gorgeous, watercolor-infused Japanese landscapes with Western influences like Art Nouveau and Expressionism, the film tells the sexually outré and hallucinogenic story of two lovers in a feudal village.
A terrific vehicle for Susan Sarandon as a meddlesome mom
Tamil science fiction actioner
Telegu science fiction actioner
arts & culture
For years, the artist has been mapping locals' emotional experiences of the city and making them into art
BY SAM ANDERSON-RAMOS
Arts Reviews
This military-themed staging of the tragedy gets lost in a haze of design and technical issues
Ryan Thayer Davis' large and highly saturated abstract fields of color are warm, alive, active, and pleasing to be among
columns
You mean the election already happened?
BY LOUIS BLACK
Space on TV solely for LGBTQIA ladies has been scant since that mediocre Showtime series
BY SARAH MARLOFF
South Padre Island Birding & Nature Center gives a rare look at coastal wetlands
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Baby Goose and Riri not included
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
comics
BY JEN SORENSEN
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY LANCE MYERS
BY SAM HURT