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A profile of the Central Texas struggle over Alcoa Rockdale and its plans for expansionAlcoa announces new "voluntary" emissions reductions.

Living Legend Ann Richards Steps Off the Pedestal

As delivered by Mayor Lee Leffingwell today

Our readers talk back.

What disaster preparedness experts have to say about best-laid plans for worst-case scenarios

The C&E reports show whose money is funding which campaigns

The C&E reports show whose money is funding which campaigns

Mayor Kirk Watson talks about challenges for austin during his next term.

Twenty years of progress

The Gotham Cometh: Town Lake Condo Clears First Hurdle; Council Moves On to Water

In Barry McBee's Environment, Politics and Religion Mix

Copenhagen is all about green transport – and Austin should be, too

Ballot language too confusing? Let us translate!

'Greenprints' aim to protect our most precious natural lands

Outdoor-loving Texans can thank the federal government for requiring the state to firm up its state parks planning over the next decade.

Central Texas looks for ways to balance population growth with future water supplies

Critics charge that Clean Water Clean Government's finances are a bit murky

Critics charge that Clean Water Clean Government's finances are a bit murky

Alcoa has applied for a mining application in Elgin, near Austin.

Austan Librach remembers

Austin Energy's GM invites us to wrestle with the conundrum of clean energy

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Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

The bones of the city -- roads, sewers, power lines -- took center stage for last Thursday's installment at City Council of "Budget: How Low Can We Go?" Not as low as we might like.

TxDOT Sees No Evil in Williamson Creek Tunnel