One of Austin’s biggest civil rights landmarks could finally be owned by the city after 90 years, but the potential concessions behind a deal have left some advocates concerned. Should Austin residents have a say as to what happens to the land?

The City of Austin could potentially buy Muny, 141 acres of land rich with civil rights history. Some residents see this as a historic win. Others are concerned about city concessions to get the golf course. What are your thoughts on the potential agreement?

One of Austin’s busiest roads could see itself turned into a highway, but resistance in City Hall sparks concern about the environmental, social and safety issues that could come with its addition. For Austin commuters, it’s a question of safety or speed. What are your thoughts?

Who controls Austin's schools when the state steps in? Join us Wednesday as education researchers, a former @teainfo official and a former @AustinISD trustee discuss what state intervention has meant elsewhere and what Austin families could face. RSVP 👇 insidetexasstatetakeovers.sp…

Austin ISD is facing one of the most consequential periods in recent history. Join us for a a one-on-one conversation with Superintendent Matias Segura about the challenges facing the district, the threat of state takeover and the decisions ahead.

Texas law enforcement is facing a new wave of challenges in an already unprecedented time. Join us as we discuss the limits of the city of Austin’s jurisdiction in investigating the ICE shooting, flock cameras and data center development with City Council Member Mike Siegel.

.@AustinISD is facing a consequential moment. Join us at TribFest for a 1:1 conversation with @Matias_AISD about the challenges facing #aisd, the threat of state takeover & the decisions ahead. 📆 1 pm Thur., Sept. 24 🎟️ Tickets at festival.texastribune.org #txed