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Attorneys argue Charles Don Flores' conviction is rooted in junk science

The scope of the drug-induced homicide law is up to prosecutors’ interpretation

Or should state tell women abortion causes cancer?

As cautionary tales go, this is an entertaining take on finding your muse through chemical means.

Frances McDormand's Miss Pettigrew is an unemployed nanny who bluffs her way into a job as the "social secretary" for the brain-dead, proto-fashionista, Yank-on-holiday starlet Delysia Lafosse, played by Amy Adams.

As the title implies, there’s a certain opacity to A Scanner Darkly's cautionary drug tale, but at times Richard Linklater's film can be as naked as the lunch on the end of your fork.

Documentary about the famous case brought against Judas Priest by the parents of two troubled teens who committed suicide – because of alleged backward masking on an album.

Sometimes it's hard to know where familial obligation ends and parasite-induced mental psychosis begins

The official Travis Co. autopsy doesn't tell the whole story

Does an abortion increase the risk of breast cancer?

Medical examiner shows recent spike in long-term trend

Meanwhile, a fentanyl test strip bill has stalled

Lege abortion misinformation and "fetal pain."

As the Austin film, music, and gaming scenes become a "cluster," civic leaders are looking for industrial-strength creativity

My child can no longer play soccer on his team because he developed "exercise-induced asthma." My grandfather died of asthma more than 50 years ago. Could my child die from this condition? How can I help him?

It's a salmagundi of responses this issue, with bits regarding dolphin bacteria, word use, national politics, and Marc Savlov's cinematic taste (or lack thereof).

Our readers talk back.

Gothic whodunnit's red herrings just stink

Bio-doc of the psych rock pioneer leaves his later obscurity suitably untouched

Wes Anderson is at his most enigmatic in a UFO tale within a tale

Toro y Moi, Automatic, and more highlight homegrown festival’s return

Park Chan-wook strips away his signature violence for a tender, tragic love story