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September, 2026

September, 2026

An Early-Career Reporter’s Thoughts on AI and Journalism
To ponder the injection of artificial intelligence into journalism is not a source of joy for this local reporter. When ChatGPT was released, I basically ignored it. To this day, I try my best to ...
Qmmunity: Cool Dreams, Hot Events
You know that old chestnut about how you never truly appreciate something until it’s gone? That’s how I feel about having an A/C that works. Honestly, by the time you read this, Reader, I’ll pr...
Austin FC Stays Alive in Playoff Race With Unbeaten Streak
Austin FC’s refusal to give up on a once-thought-lost 2026 season is growing more impressive by the week. Last Saturday, the Verde and Black trekked up to Frisco to do battle with Copa Tejas riv...
After ACLU Settlement, 99% of Travis County Arrestees Get a Lawyer at Bail Hearings
In April 2024, after years of pushing Travis County to implement counsel at first appearance (CAFA) – or, provide an attorney at bail hearings to defendants who can’t afford their own – VOCAL-T...
Jen Sorensen Comics
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This Modern World
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: Sept. 17-23
ICE Shooting in Austin: On Sunday, Sept. 20, 28-year-old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in North Austin near Anderson Square and Highway 183. ...
ICE Opens Fire
On Sunday morning, Sept. 20, Elizdar wanted her husband, Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, to stay home with her. But instead, he left to work, to deliver food orders for DoorDash. At 12:56pm, Austin-Tr...
Dog’s Head Detractors Bark Back With Lawsuit
Back in July, Save Our Springs Alliance attorney Bobby Levinski warned that the city of Austin was walking into a lawsuit over the planned Dog’s Head development. That lawsuit has arrived.  SOS...
TOMO Mags Works to Restore the Austin Community’s Relationship With News
Since opening TOMO Mags, a magazine shop that started as a traveling bus, in December, owner Vico Tadeo Puentes noticed a trend: Customers loved the store’s issues on culture, art, and fashion, but...
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