December 15, 2021 Austin city council member sounds alarm as city extends COVID mandates with no public input The Austin City Council has pushed through an extension of an ordinance that allows the city to enforce coronavirus restrictions.
December 10, 2021 Army sergeant indicted for murder in 2020 Austin riot shooting pleads self-defense: police investigator agrees Violent protests, riots, and killings, in the name of the Black Lives Matter movement erupted across the country in the summer of 2020 around the time Army Sergeant Daniel Perry turned a corner in Austin, Texas and found himself surrounded by an angry mob of protesters sparking an encounter that has him facing life in prison.
December 9, 2021 Dan Crenshaw on 'Fox & Friends': America's most beautiful cities being 'ruined by liberal policies' Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, slammed soft-on-crime policies in liberal cities across the U.S.
December 3, 2021 GoFundMe removes page supporting Army sergeant who shot and killed armed Black Lives Matter protester A United States Army Sergeant facing a murder charge after shooting a Black Lives Matter protester who approached his vehicle with an AK-47 had his GoFundMe page removed from the site by the company.
November 21, 2021 '60 Minutes' preview on Austin's 'reimagined' police force shrugs off record homicides, police exodus In a report promoting the city of Austin’s move to “reimagine” policing, CBS’s “60 Minutes” omitted the city’s record surge in homicides and exodus of police officers since the police force was stripped of funds last year.
November 10, 2021 Austin forces cancellation of Veteran's Day parade, Gov. Abbott, others respond to 'slap in the face' Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has invited military veterans in Austin, Texas to gather at the state capitol building after their Veterans Day parade was cancelled due to the city’s coronavirus restrictions.
November 9, 2021 WATCH NOW: Former Portland State prof talks new gig at University of Austin Peter Boghossian talks exclusively to ӣƵ about helping build new university.
November 3, 2021 From Soros to unions, the left poured major money into effort to defeat Austin's police staffing prop Liberal activists, super PACs, and unions dumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into defeating an Austin, Texas ballot measure that would have increased the number of police on the streets as the city continues to be ravaged by the highest number of homicides in history.
November 3, 2021 Liberal Austin leaders blasted by Fraternal Order of Police VP as voters reject hiring more cops Fraternal Order of Police National VP, Joe Gamaldi, sounded off on 'The Faulkner Focus' after Austin voters rejected a proposal to hire additional police officers warning that 'morale is in the tank.'
November 1, 2021 Austin business owner calls for more police after being denied help while facing shoplifter Austin business owner told ӣƵ he's been repeatedly burglarized but because the Austin Police Department won't send help, he's been left to police his own store.