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A festival favorite jumps to the big screen with its story that compares and contrasts life as a gay black man in the present day and the Harlem Renaissance.

Banning birth control; reforming Texas justice

Mark Strama tries to exploit his opponent's weakest points

The Chronicle's picks in the Nov. 2 election

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

A study of 'campaign expenditures' finds that our part-time state senators live very well

Jan. 1, 2001-Dec. 31, 2003

Perry, BPP admit Houston crime lab victim is actually innocent

Josiah Sutton waits on state leaders to clear his name

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Greg Abbott slaps down DA's effort to question black students' voting rights

Under fire from minorities, the school drops its "legacy" admissions program

Interfering with black voting rights -- it's the Lone Star way!

The testimony gets mighty strange at the re-redistricting trial.

Issues of choice and midwifery still perplex women using Brack's hospital-within-a-hospital.

Despite a Supreme Court ban on the execution of the mentally retarded, those prisoners remain on Texas' death row.

The imposition of probation is the latest attempt of the GOP leadership to put minority senators in their place.

The Texas 11 Minus One return, and the gallery goes wild.

Sen. John Whitmire flees exile in Albuquerque and says he'll return to the Senate with or without his Democratic colleagues.

For the Senate Democrats, Labor Day was just another day (not) at the office.

Rivera Execution Stayed

The Texas Senate Democrats make a stand in New Mexico against congressional redistricting.

Keel Brings Back Bad Bills

The Lege battle over ethics covers a multitude of sins -- and hidden agendas.

A Quick Roundup of the Best and the Worst of the 78th Lege

Senate OKs Parole Reform

Beyond City Limits

The House Dems may be losing the legislative wars, but they're finally winning the PR battle.