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Opinion: City Hall must address homelessness in Austin

APD Chief and Austin Police Association Get Prickly Over Post-Sedition Suggestions

In a contentious email exchange with Council Member Alison Alter, Austin Police Department Chief Brian Manley declined to proactively investigate to determine if anyone from the department participated in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection in Washington, D.C. In emails obtained by the Chronicle, the CM also asked the chief to send a message to his officers condemning the participation of law enforcement in the uprising that led to at least five deaths. As of Jan. 16, according to reporting by progressive legal news site The Appeal, 32 people from 15 states who took part in the Jan. 6 Stop the Steal Trump rally have been outed as law enforcement officers. I suggest that you make clear to every officer and staff member where our department leadership stands, Alter wrote in an email copied to her staff, City Manager

Letters: Texans pay for Paxton s nonsense

Letters: Texans pay for Paxton s nonsense Austin American-Statesman © American-Statesman file photo Federal officials are investigating allegations of bribery, abuse of office and other crimes involving Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Texans pay for Paxton s abuse of the AG s office Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton s suit against Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Georgia to keep those states from casting their electoral votes (was) a pathetically pandering bit of self-promotion. It was not even a Hail Mary, according to constitutional scholars. It disrespects all voters and our election process.  As a Texas taxpayer, however, it s worse for what it represents. This is not a wildcatter frittering away his own funds to drill dry hole after dry hole. Paxton was given a gift of public trust by voters and the grace of God, but has squandered his time on pettiness and abused the AG’s office. 

Code Red: Austin Travis County move into COVID Stage 5 restrictions

December 23, 2020 11:51 am After a few days of the 7-day moving average moving in and out and back into stage 5 on the COVID Risk chart, Area leaders announce they are elevating Austin and Travis County into Stage 5 restrictions. That’s the highest the threat level goes. Speaking to media Wednesday Morning, Austin Travis County Health Authority Mark Escott says this means there is uncontrolled spread throughout the area, and he says that means you should consider anywhere you go outside of your home to be a risk. “It’s important to avoid non-essential travel, for gatherings or for other things outside if you don’t have to.”

Headlines - News - The Austin Chronicle

Trustees District 5 and At-Large Place 8 seats, respectively, in Tuesday s election. Lugo and Boswell are two of four new trustees to join the board alongside D1 Trustee Ofelia Maldonado Zapata and D3 Trustee V-A Day in ATX: The first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Austin were administered to front-line health care workers at UT-Austin on Tue., Dec. 15. UT Health Austin, the clinical practice for UT Dell Medical School, was among the first four sites in Texas to receive the vaccine on Dec. 14. Seven additional providers in Travis County are slated to receive initial doses of the vaccine. Walker Walks Off: Local concert promotions company

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