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Attorney for Mueller homeowners says TCAD is incorrectly applying the law

Mike Collier, COTA, and the comptroller's scandal

The racial realities of 'Getting Back to Abnormal' in New Orleans

APD officers question whether union 'leave time' deal violates their contract

Arbitrator's decision expected

A lawyer for yogurt shop defendant Robert Springsteen says that re-tested DNA evidence found in a vaginal swab proves his client is not guilty, and that Springsteen should be released from prison.

Conclusions similar to those in confidential city memo

DNA tests and an eyewitness account seem to not match the official story

Battle reflects Lege’s growing extremism

Questions still linger about brutal crime

Is this the man who slashed a thousand tires?

A week in the life of local government

The city's treatment of blacks – both governmentally and culturally – is questioned

Local providers express anxiety state may halt services again

Dukes counters abortion "mistruth" with personal admission

The former Austin Clean Water Program director is still trying to clear his name

Northwest Austin suburb chal­lenges the Voting Rights Act

Marcy Garriott's first documentary, Split Decision, follows the vigilant struggles of Jesus "El Matador" Chavez, who continues to be punished for a crime he has already paid for. Prior to the film's release in Austin this Friday, February 9, Garriott shares her reflections on the film and on her role as a filmmaker and activist.

The Official Crock of the '96 Summer Olympics