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Developers float a proposal to reduce the size of the Green Water Treatment Plant on Town Lake and build something more profitable there, but they'll have to get in line -- the city already sees the site as a prime location for the new central library.

The council approves on first reading an East Austin apartment complex 500 feet away from a plant where toxic chemicals are stored, but some council members are promising to scuttle the project if it comes back for final approval.

In the Place 5 Race, Activism Is the Operative Word

Off the Desk

A Long-Overdue University Master Plan is Unveiled

Council to pass the joint (powers agreement)

The past, present, and future of the man-made barrier through the heart of our town

After community outcry, painted-over mural to be restored

The last meeting before seven becomes 11

Council prepares for a marathon session

From drones to cricket flour to apps designed to make food deserts extinct, social justice is at the intersection of food and technology

Waterfront advisory panel says it needs more information

All the info you need to follow our SXSW coverage, a list of the SXSW 2012 Interactive campuses, and how to Aurasma-fy our cover.

Just ask anybody – Austinites approve of Austin

Calendar of civic events, Nov. 10-17

Power plant demolition delay reprises neighborhood history

A brief look at the five candidates

Citizens' calendar, June 24-July 1

A budget's work is never done

Panhandling debate abates while Mangiasaurus Rex finds new home

So you want to be developer hatchet man Richard Suttle?

High-profile renderings highlight combination of hotel, museum, and music venues for Downtown

Two downtown projects uneasily launched

Parks and Rec, Library funding, Health and Human Services, Neighborhood Housing and Community Development, and Solid Waste Services to be discussed; citywide increases proposed across the board