Jon Dee Graham, the songwriter who pioneered Austin punk, fused hard rock and country, and held down a Wednesday night residency at the Continental Club for three decades, died Friday, his family ...

In 2012, VFW State Commander Dave Walden’s wife drove home to find him wandering around the neighborhood, carrying his cane as if it were the rifle that he used while serving the country in Iraq. He ...

Ali Sohail Ishaq, an Austinite and practicing Muslim in his 40s, remembers growing up playing Call of Duty with his childhood friends, firing shots through virtual war zones set in majority-Muslim ...

A defense attorney attempting to get a criminal case against an Austin police officer dismissed is now asking a judge to take a step further: examine whether the prosecutors who brought the case ...

Another match, another gut punch for Austin FC, which dropped its match over the weekend to Real Salt Lake, 2-1, thanks to a ...

Another massive shakeup at South by Southwest. With the flyers barely off the walls, festival PR has announced the surprise exit of vice-president of Film & TV, Claudette Godfrey, and her replacement, ...

Thank you, Joseph Gonzalez, for the delightful cover story on Michael Medford [“Heavy Metal Jesus Rages On,” Arts, March 20]. In a world gone wrong, y’all made me laugh, repeatedly. In 1954, in the ...

We’re fewer than 80 days shy of kickoff of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, and it’s finally starting to feel like it. That feeling will only grow over the next week, which marks a critical milestone in ...

ACME’s Artist Access Program is now open for applications through April 13. By partnering with creative spaces across the city, like the Asian American Resource Center, Dougherty Arts Center, the ...

Sunday peaked at 94 degrees and wrapped somewhere in the 40s – we’re used to it. In cutoffs and sweaters, the Chronicle music team caught hedonistic electroclash, rambunctious UK garage, and two ...