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Texas Senate Democrats Staged a Cute Li’l Walkout for No Reason
Texas Democrats are all the rage right now. James Talarico, the Austin-area state House member who’s become the face of the lower chamber’s quorum break, has become a raging interview animal; his ...

Arch Manning Is No Longer the Betting Favorite to Go First in the 2026 NFL Draft
Until this week, Arch Manning—the newly christened Longhorns starter, who has attempted fewer than one hundred passes in his college career—was the betting favorite to be the first pick in the 202...

Austin Dems Hold Field Hearing Over Blocked Abortion Access
As the GOP advanced their map three blocks away...

As AVs Face Few Obstacles in Austin, Council Members Consider Regulations
New state law leaves a lot of freedom for AVs...

Book Review: Emily Hunt Kivel’s Debut Dwelling Delights
Novelist launches Austin-based career with postmodern fable...

Austin Chronic: Lucy’s Loud Lifestyle Brand
Plus thoughts on bong cleanliness and the reanimated THC ban...

LISTEN: How this musician-turned-startup veteran is scaling with a Kansas assist
Startland News opens its new Plug and Play Topeka founder podcast series with a startup that’s making recovery easier — one pup at a time. Sebastian Doyle, Medipups, Plug and Play Topeka; photo by...

The Internet Can’t Stop Talking About the Chili’s “Booth Boots”
Chili’s contains multitudes. The Dallas-based chain isn’t just the home of the Triple Dipper or a place where hungry suburbanites can come as they are and dine on sizzling fajitas. With its new �...

Trying to Get Into a Sorority? There’s a Consultant for That.
Working Life is a monthly column in which Texans talk about their jobs. Stacia Damron is the founder of Austin-based Hiking in Heels, a sorority-rush coaching program. One of my earliest memories is...

Thirty-Four Years Later, We Have Not Forgotten the Yogurt Shop Murders
It’s been over three decades since four girls, none of them older than seventeen, were assaulted, shot, and set on fire at a North Austin yogurt shop on an early-December evening. It was 1991, and t...