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NewsDriving a Hard Bargain: Changes Coming for Valet Parking?At a meeting tonight, the Urban Transportation Commission will hear a presentation on potential changes to Austin’s valet parking ordinance.... |
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NewsVoter ID Law Is a Poll Tax, Holder SaysAs a trial over the fate of Texas’ voter ID law continues in Washington, one of its main opponents was in Houston saying it would harm minority voters.... |
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Businesses Address Hispanic Quality of...
Austin officials are looking for public input on the the Hispanic Quality of Life Initiative....
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Gambling on Texas
Legislators are going "all in" in an attempt to increase state revenue....
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Mardi Gras Street Closures
Police will close part of downtown to accommodate Fat Tuesday revelers....
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Effluent Could Flow Into Barton Spring...
The permit will allow direct discharge of effluent into a creek that flows into the Barton Springs part of the Edwards Aquifer....
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Legislation Proposed for State Schools
These facilities for people who are developmentally disabled came under fire by the U.S. Department of Justice....
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APD Rolls Out Cite And Release Sunday
No more going to jail for invalid drivers license, minor crimes of theft and other misdemeanors....
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City Nears Decision on Comprehensive P...
Austin City Officials could choose a consultant this week to craft a comprehensive development plan for Austin....
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Economy Could Impact Prison Policies
The economic downturn has states across the U.S. looking at ways to reduce its prison population. Texas has the second largest prison population in the country....
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Pregnancy Bills at the Capitol
Abortion rights opponents came to the Texas Capitol today to rally support for a new bill that they hope will lead to fewer abortions in the state....
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Community Newspapers Dodge Downturn
Bankruptcies are piling up in the nation's newspaper industry, but some community papers may be outperforming their daily counterparts....
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Expanding Unemployment Insurance
Texas Governor Rick Perry has made it clear that he's not interested in taking money from the federal stimulus bill that he says has, "Strings Attached."...
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Planting A Garden That’s Drought...
Most of the state is suffering from some sort of drought condition making gardening a water conservation issue....
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Cover My Domestic Partner
Faculty and staff employed by Texas public universities want domestic partner benefits....
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How Cool Are You?
There's a new exhibit at the Blanton Museum of Art that exudes everything that was cool in the mid to late 1950's in Southern California....
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