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On what is likely to be the hottest day of the year, thousands of people in east Austin came home from work Wednesday to find they had no power.

The candidates say the issue appears to go unpunished — so they’re calling on you instead to keep this election cycle civil, yard signs and all.

Austin City Council is expected to revamp its contracts with Family Eldercare and Foundation Communities this week to keep that work going.

A Travis County employee filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) last month claiming he was demoted — and threatened with termination — for taking medi…

The resolution was brought forward by Council Member Vanessa Fuentes and aims to protect Austinites against the outcomes of SB4, should the law clear the legal challenges its facing.

From the Austin Police Association Political Action Committee, to the Austin Central Labor Council to Community Powered ATX to the Liberal Austin Democrats — endorsements are pouring out for …

Tuesday, Austin mayoral candidate Doug Greco filed a lawsuit against the city over its rule that limits the amount of money local candidates can take from people outside of city limits.

After feedback from people interacting with Austin’s homelessness response system, the city rolled out a new policy this month that lays out universal rules for when people will be removed fr…

Michael Nieves had been homeless for years, moving from Florida to Austin seeking help. He found it at Camp Esperanza — a tiny home community in east Austin that supports people experiencing …

The city of Austin’s emergency homeless shelter at the Marshalling Yard — a warehouse-like building near the airport originally intended to serve as extra space for the Convention Cente…