Photo by John Anderson
Volume 38, Number 8
ON THE COVER:
news
Recommendations for mayor, Council, school and college districts, bonds, and propositions
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
How and why the Chronicle takes endorsements seriously
BY MICHAEL KING
Finding middle ground in Austin politics
BY NICK BARBARO
AISD Trustee Ted Gordon on school funding
NAKED CITY
Foundations help save 16 campus-based clinics
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Permanent "dockless mobility" rules ready for public comment
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
City announces finalists to succeed Rhoda Mae Kerr
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
APD officer sues KLBJ host and guests
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Affordable housing without transit? Council faces challenge.
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
With commission and neighborhood support, the lakeside Camelback PUD appears headed for approval
BY MICHAEL KING
Handicapping the next Council's coalitions on land use
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
It won't be the Crew, but there will be an Austin FC, league suggests
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Election funds flow to and from candidates and PACs
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
One execution stayed, another set for Oct. 24
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Plaintiffs hit back at motions to dismiss in sexual assault class-action suit
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Victory for voting rights, political parties (the fun kind), the latest endorsements
BY MICHAEL KING
As Austin ISD modernizes one Eastside campus, others remain fearful
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
State finally kicks incompetent anti-choice health provider to the curb
BY MARY TUMA
food
Eric Knight and Stacy Coplin turn Central Texas foliage into yaupon tea
BY VERONICA MEEWES
Small gardens have big impact on flavor
BY R.T. FRANK
Newly remodeled Japanese steakhouse delivers entertainment and big flavor
BY JESSI CAPE
music
The Texan parses blues, R&B, and rock & roll ahead of two Austin shows
BY TIM STEGALL
New hope and typical bureaucracy precede Council vote on sound dispute resolution
BY KEVIN CURTIN
ACL LIVE SHOTS ENCORE
Listen to what the man said
BY ALEJANDRA RAMIREZ
NOLA rapper brings the uproar
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
Cali rapper gets the mainstream woke
BY CLARA WANG
The future of R&B is androgynous
BY DAN GENTILE
screens
Producer Ray Mansfield and star/first-time filmmaker Ike Barinholtz on their timely satire
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Dismantling insulting stereotypes with the Cinema Touching Disability Film Festival
BY JULIAN DEBERRY
Film Reviews
Low-budget Western rides high in the saddle
This year's weirdest, most delightful rom-com
Single-location thriller travels deep into a killer mystery
The night he came home again (for the first time)
Promise you'll see this hilarious and timely political satire
The rise, fall, and legacy of NYC's most famous nightclub
arts & culture
The Austin author both writes about and illustrates the grand, strange life of the waxworks queen
BY ROSALIND FAIRES
Because you either like the Beatles, or you haven't listened to enough of the Beatles
BY DAVID BRENDAN HALL
Arts Reviews
In Katie Bender's play, an American family tries to save itself from being shaken apart
This evocative excavation into the artist's process of creating art and making books reveals the work of art is the completed book itself
This bittersweet novel charts a wrongful conviction's effect on a young couple
columns
Modern-day cultural fads
BY SARAH MARLOFF
German-style brewery’s tasting room opens outside Fredericksburg
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Find someone whose baseline is not assaulting you
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY JEN SORENSEN
BY SAM HURT