The Austin Chronicle

When: Nov. 13-21, 6-10 p.m. Waterloo Greenway's signature fan-favorite community event, Creek Show, returns November 13-21, marking a new chapter for the beloved Austin tradition. For the first time, Creek Show will move downstream to the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway along Waller Creek, The Confluence, between 4th Street and Lady Bird Lake.

The Austin-based filmmaking duo behind 1997’s The Schedule are making their next project. If that doesn’t ring any bells, then maybe you’ll know Burnie Burns and Matt Hullum better as two of the cofounders of pioneering online studio Rooster Teeth. They have announced they are reuniting for upcoming comedy horror Bad Toys. Although the duo are associated with Rooster Teeth’s short-form and episodic streaming shows like Red vs.

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Loose Lips in the GOP’s Ship: Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton has done a great job of dodging questions related to his record and avoiding any debates with his Democratic opponent James Talarico. But now his private conversations are coming back to bite him in the ass, as leaked audio from last week shows Paxton criticizing the Republican Party’s midterm convention, claiming that it actually hurt his candidacy. On Oct.

Dear Editor, At the end of last December, I retired from UT, where I had taught in the Department of French and Italian for over 30 years. While there has been a lot of deserved focus on the fate of gender studies at UT, the changes have been even more sweeping, and, I dare say, damaging.

Eleven days after being shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, Wilber Rafael Garces Perez finally had surgery to remove the bullet in his upper back last Thursday, Oct. 1, according to one of his attorneys, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch. Garces Perez had told press during a Sept. 21 press conference that the bullet hadn’t been removed during his Sept. 20 visit to the hospital because it was too close to his spine.

Roberto Riggio, Grammy-nominated director of world music act Atash, passed away on Monday, Sept. 28. He was 55. Born in Mexico and raised in Edinburg, Texas, the violinist and composer came to Austin to study music at UT in 1989 and never stopped learning and playing in the four decades that followed, becoming an influential force in Austin’s world music scene and a connective advocate for the entire musical community.

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Dozens of residents walked between displays about water conservation, reuse, and consumption Monday, Oct. 5, at the city of Austin Permitting and Development Center, as Austin Water officials asked them to consider one question: How should the city manage its largest water users? The city’s water wonks presented some possible answers.

How do you describe the feeling of a 100-degree day in Austin? Temperature is at once an ephemeral and a universal experience – both clear and unavoidable, yet strangely evading description.