Brant Bingamon is a Staff Writer at The Austin Chronicle. He covers a range of topics including criminal justice, the death penalty, and public school issues, while also exploring themes related to elections, government, and public policy. Brant's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to regional interest and world news.
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By: Brant Bingamon
Austin residents and city leaders are organizing to stop or at least delay a plan to expand MoPac between Enfield Road and Slaughter Lane, saying it would pollute the water and air and kill endangered species living near the highway. The plan by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority – a local entity overseeing toll […]
By: Brant Bingamon
Hyde Park, with its orderly layout, Old Austin grace, and nearness to the University of Texas campus, is a very Kathie Tovo kind of place. Tovo’s campaign signs stand at the edges of lawns throughout the neighborhood. I followed the candidate on a recent April afternoon as she canvassed the area, knocking on doors in […]
By: Brant Bingamon
This past February, Kathleen Harrington, an Austinite living on Ramsey Avenue near 49th and Burnet, wrote to Scott Boone of the Zoning and Platting Commission to try to stop a luxury apartment complex from being built across the street from her home, on the site of the former Rosedale Elementary School. “A 75-foot-high, six-story apartment […]
“Clarity, consistency, and affordability, that’s what this item is about,” City Council Member Krista Laine said last week, as Council approved a resolution laying the groundwork for an expansion of the HOME initiative. “Our code in Austin is an incredibly complex document that needs to be cleaned up. We must make it quicker and less […]
By: Brant Bingamon
Death penalty opponents are waiting to see if the state will proceed with what they say would be an unconstitutional execution. Texas officials plan to put Edward Busby to death today, May 14, despite the agreement of at least two experts that he is intellectually disabled and thus ineligible for the death penalty. Last week, […]
Austin's City Council approved an agreement last week to create a massive mixed-use development of more than 2,600 acres – over twice the size of Austin's Downtown – just east of the city limits.
By: Sammie Seamon, Brant Bingamon
Austinites Elect Montserrat Garibay to Represent Central Austin
By: Brant Bingamon
Council Member Ryan Alter made a plea last March that sounded like something from a Frank Capra movie.
By: Brant Bingamon
Recapping the Last Council Meeting as Members Break for Summer
By: Brant Bingamon, Joe Ellett
The Vicious Cycle of Homeless Camp Sweeps
