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Hundreds sign up to speak on zoning reforms

Hundreds sign up to speak on zoning reforms

368 is the current count.

By Jack Craver 25 Oct 2023
Traffic in Austin will never get better

Traffic in Austin will never get better

And that's OK.

By Jack Craver 24 Oct 2023
A big week for housing

A big week for housing

The opposition is gearing up.

By Jack Craver 23 Oct 2023
A symbolic snub of I-35

A symbolic snub of I-35

Also, watch the NLCS with me tomorrow!

By Jack Craver 20 Oct 2023
A step towards a new city manager

A step towards a new city manager

What kind of city manager do we want?

By Jack Craver 18 Oct 2023
The race for City Council starts

The race for City Council starts

Siegel declares in D7 ... Today Mike Siegel announced he is running to succeed Leslie Pool to represent District 7 on City Council. Pool, who is the only remaining Council member elected in the first 10-1 election in 2014, is termed out. 🚀 Exciting News! I'm thrilled to announce my

By Jack Craver 17 Oct 2023
Your notice has arrived

Your notice has arrived

The NIMBYs are still pissed.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 16 Oct 2023
Garza's police oversight defense

Garza's police oversight defense

The kids would call it "gaslighting"

lock-1 By Jack Craver 12 Oct 2023
A very scary situation at the airport

A very scary situation at the airport

Can the city do something about this?

By Jack Craver 11 Oct 2023
How much is I-35 gonna cost us?

How much is I-35 gonna cost us?

Are I-35 caps worth it?

lock-1 By Jack Craver 10 Oct 2023
Flo down

Flo down

And Cap Metro ridership hits new post-Covid high.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 05 Oct 2023
Council wants answers from Garza

Council wants answers from Garza

What happened to the national search he promised for police oversight?

lock-1 By Jack Craver 04 Oct 2023
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