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Austin Energy Argues Gas an Unfortunate Necessity
The 2024 update of Austin Energy’s carbon zero plan to 2035 was marked by a sense of urgency to meet skyrocketing dem...
Head Coach, Sporting Director Firings Send Austin FC Back to Drawing Board
We witnessed a proper Red Wedding in Verde land Monday as Austin FC announced the simultaneous firings of head coach Ni...
West Austin Residents Raise Concerns About Courtyard/RM 2222 Project
West Austin residents gathered at Riverbend Church Wednesday, May 13, for a TxDOT event regarding the agency’s $68.4 ...
Local Organizations Propel Next Generation’s Shift to Trade Work
In a parking lot on the campus of Austin Community College’s Riverside campus on an April afternoon, eight teams of C...
Qmmunity: Delicious Community Support
Anyone else feeling a little overwhelmed by the current state of things? Or is that just because I caught a cold at Mar...
Analyzing Austin’s New Police Shootings Dashboard
For years, Austinites trying to understand police shootings had to piece together answers from briefings, news coverage...
The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: May 14-20
Austin Musicians Against AI: Austin musicians gathered on Tuesday, May 19, to call for tighter regulations on artificia...
A Curious Mix of People Authors Debut Emo’s Documentary on Red River
Greg Beets, Richard Whymark, and Chepo Peña premiered Emo’s, a documentary about the original Sixth Street iteration...
The Media Can’t See The Populist Vote Clearly To Save Their Lives
If you're looking for an explanation of Massie's defeat in a Republican primary election, consider the extraordinary possibility that Republican voters might have had something to do with it....
Two Years. Two Deaths. Six Elections. Meet the Most Exhausted Voters in Texas.
It’s been a rough couple of years for residents of Texas’s Eighteenth Congressional District. In July 2024, beloved Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee died in office after representing the deep-blue...
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