Indeed, as a public official, Paxton has behaved as though he is auditioning to become a cartoon villain on Adult Swim, perhaps under the name “Crapton.” The animators would barely have to use their ...
Travis County election officials work to register voters, Ken Paxton's leaked audio digs his campaign more holes, and more of the week's biggest headlines ...
VW enthusiasts will be keeping that spirit humming next weekend (Oct. 24-25) with the return of their annual celebration of the classic air-cooled Beetle and Microbus, and all things Fastback and ...
Apart from a strangely hollow Saint Motel show and a maybe-too-energetic lashing from Ramones wannabes Bad Nerves, Austin ...
As voters peer at Proposition I on the ballot this November, they may wonder, “Doesn’t the city already conduct efficiency audits?” And the answer is yes, Austin has two audit frameworks. The first is ...
The portion of South Austin that makes up District 5 could see new representation for the next four years, as incumbent Ryan Alter faces three opponents competing to claim the seat. Among the district ...
That terrifying refrain is echoing across the fear-filled rooms of the House of Torment this spooky season. Like a dark spell, it has summoned the hulking villain of the Friday the 13th films, the ...
But the heat isn’t distributed evenly: East Austin has historically had less tree canopy cover, both due to natural and man-made reasons, and from the lack of cooling shade, surface temperatures east ...
Though unfit for its title on first glance, the indie-heavy lineup for Austin Psych Fest 2026 proved, once live at the two-stage grounds of South Congress destination the Far Out Lounge, positively ...
Eleven days after being shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, Wilber Rafael Garces Perez finally had surgery to remove the bullet in his upper back last Thursday, Oct. 1, according ...
The wait is over. AFS Cinema is getting ready to open the doors on its long-awaited third screen this month, named in honor of a key figure in the theatre’s history.
Austin voters cemented a generational shift in 2022 by electing five City Council candidates who embraced the city planning philosophy of New Urbanism. Those elected became part o ...
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