Police Pepper Spray Protesters After Dispersing Impromptu Encampment for Palestine
UT, DPS double down on use of force, students push them “off our campus”
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Lina Fisher, April 29, 2024
UT-Austin Faculty Say They’ve Lost Confidence in University President After Protest Arrests
Faculty, staff, and elected officials decry DPS deployment
Lina Fisher, April 26, 2024
57 People Arrested at Peaceful UT Protest, 46 Cases Declined So Far
Defenders say arrest warrants lack probable cause
Austin Sanders, April 25, 2024
Headlines / Quote of the Week
April 25, 2024
Will D.A. Garza Be Removed From Office Over Handling of Drug Cases, Nonexistent Abortion Crimes?
Petitioner hopes so, legal experts say it’s unlikely
Austin Sanders, April 25, 2024
Budget Cuts Are Coming to Austin ISD
And probably a tax increase too
Brant Bingamon, April 25, 2024
Austin Police Oversight Lawsuit on Hold in Appeals Court
A decision in the suit could prohibit secret police file
Austin Sanders, April 25, 2024
Austin Elders: Meet Doris “Sue” Bilich, Creative and Comedy Queen
Nearly seven decades of Austin memories
Maya Wright, April 25, 2024
Students Tackled, 20 Arrested at Peaceful Pro-Palestine Protest at UT-Austin
State troopers, APD, and UT police violently disperse crowd
Lina Fisher, April 24, 2024
Advocates Sue Texas Over Prisoners Being “Cooked To Death”
Filmmaker Rick Linklater joins the call for action
Brant Bingamon, April 23, 2024
SCOTUS Blocked Shackles in Court. What About Jail Cell Hearings in Austin?
Bail hearings in confinement are common in Travis County
Maggie Q. Thompson, April 22, 2024
Point Austin: Trials of Our Would-Be Rulers Highlight the Limits of American Justice
In Trump and Paxton trials, the rules don’t apply
Michael King, April 19, 2024
Austin ISD Fields Criticisms of Plan to Replace Nonprofit
Director of Austin Voices for Education and Youth suggests a fix
Brant Bingamon, April 19, 2024
Are All These New Smaller Houses Gonna Be Airbnbs?
It’s on Council’s to-do List, as city awaits lawsuit ruling
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
Outside Law Firm Investigating APD Second-in-Command Over Texts
D.A. believes messages were attempt to gather dirt on his office
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
In the Worst Moments of Austinites’ Lives, APD Victim Services Shows Up
Inside one of APD’s most-celebrated divisions
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
Building Up, and Building Middle-Class Austinites’ Wealth
A suite of development policy changes will go before Council this month
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
Endorsements for the May 4 Travis Central Appraisal District Election
It's the first time we're voting for these positions
The Chronicle Editorial Board, April 18, 2024
Council Wants More Housing Near Project Connect Stations
Bring on the trains
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
Voting Info for the Travis Central Appraisal District Election
Early Voting: April 22 - 30; Election Day: Saturday, May 4
April 18, 2024
New Lot Size Would Allow Middle-Class Homeowners to Sell Their Backyards
Smaller lots, smaller homes, cheaper prices
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
Headlines / Quote of the Week
April 18, 2024
Austin Blocked Apartments by Houses for Years. New Rules Would Change That.
Code change would facilitate 60,000+ new units, city staff estimates
Austin Sanders, April 18, 2024
VIDEO: Travis County Violating Rights by Barring Attorneys From Bail Hearings, ACLU Claims
Virtual hearings at times conducted through slots in jail cell doors
Maggie Q. Thompson, April 18, 2024
County Rushes to Get Mental Health Diversion Center and Lawyers at Bail Hearings
Commissioners say both are top priorities
Lina Fisher, April 16, 2024
Judge Recommends Melissa Lucio’s Death Sentence Be Overturned
Agreement between judge, D.A., defense supports her innocence
Brant Bingamon, April 16, 2024
Austin Pets Alive! Workers File to Become Largest Animal Shelter Union in the U.S.
Working conditions “are the living conditions of the animals”
Lina Fisher, April 12, 2024
ACLU Sues Demanding Attorneys Be Present at Initial Bail Hearings
Travis County blocks defenders; ACLU says that's unconstitutional
Maggie Q. Thompson, April 11, 2024
Legislators, NAACP, and Professors Condemn UT’s Mass Layoffs
At least 66 people have lost their jobs, and counting
Lina Fisher, April 11, 2024
Texas Has Kicked 1.3M Kids Off Medicaid, Most Often for Incomplete Applications
The state has the rest of April to process another 195,000 pending cases
