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A defense attorney claims a police detective held a gun near his client's head to coerce a confession from him in the yogurt shop murder case; a tree in Town Lake Park will be spared the axe; Austin Energy hits record-breaking energy use.

Our readers talk back.

Our readers talk back.

Runoff election results for the April 11 primary.

As usual, election night returns came slowly, turnout was low, and there wasn't much suspense.

The Race for District 48

Can Travis County Republicans Ever Get It Together?

Spring Previews 2000

Readers react to last week's cover story on the murder of Lauryn Paige Fuller.

Gary Bradley ponders the significance of his proposed settlement agreement with the city of Austin.

Eighteen-year-old Donald Scott Fuller was brutally murdered last year. Jordan Smith explores

Four democrats are running for two judicial races.

Two dems, five gop candidates vie for district 48 race, but the seat is expected to remain Democratic.

Off the Desk

The back roads of northeastern Travis County snake around enough to make a Sunday drive seem like a journey.

Activists oppose World Trade Organization

The Butthole Surfers find themselves uncovered, Don Walser takes a dive, and time and music march on.

Death Takes a Holiday

A look back at the Mother of All Texas Honky-Tonks

The city’s smoking ordinance is rather lax in bars and restaurants, but hardly anyone’s complaining

River Woods residents forced out of affordable apartments which are being demolished for a new luxury complex

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife rethinks its pact with the Lower Colorado River Authority; prospective candidates are lining up to run for two open on district court, and Brigid Shea leaves the SOS Alliance.

The growing number of cellular towers in Austin has prompted changes to the ordinance regulating the towers.