He told the Chronicle that his experience with the substance took him on a “journey through outer space.” During his mental ...

We can’t get enough BARBECUE!” cheered Ole Frøystad on the Dallas Stadium video board Tuesday, speaking for thousands of his fellow Norwegians who made the trek to North Texas to witness their ...

After Deep Eddy Pool closed as Austin Parks and Recreation worked to fix a broken valve, the swimming location reopened on Monday, June 29. Austinites can now enjoy the pool throughout the Fourth of ...

But Rodríguez told us that his work permit expires in December, and even though he submitted his DACA renewal application back in April, he can only hope it’ll be approved by then. Moreover, Texas ...

Residents living near I-35 and Oltorf continue to worry about a homeless navigation center that city officials are placing in the area. A group of them recently formed a nonprofit called the South ...

Since the defeat of the property tax increase known as Proposition Q, City Council Member Krista Laine has looked with fresh eyes at the expensive infrastructure projects Austin has committed to over ...

Antone’s Pilots Vinyl Recycling Program, Barrett’s Bolsters Austin’s Growing Coffee Reputation, and Rosewood Gains an Art Space ...

Close to midnight on June 18, after almost seven hours of public hearing and debate, Austin ISD trustees voted to adopt the proposed $887 million budget for the 2026-2027 school year with one ...

In 1958, Gordon Lightfoot left his small Ontario town for Los Angeles with a pit stop in Toronto. Years later, Neil Young ...

A note to readers: Bold and uncensored, The Austin Chronicle has been Austin’s independent news source for over 40 years, expressing the community’s political and environmental concerns and supporting ...

This time of year, almost any day trip must include a place to experience cool water. Some of the best swimming holes are in our state parks. Whether along a lake or river, on the coast, or in a ...