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what we know May 8, 2023

8 Dead After Motorist Drives SUV Into Group of Migrants in TexasThe driver, who was identified on Monday, has been arrested and charged with eight counts of manslaughter.

By Intelligencer Staff
boring news Mar. 9, 2023

Elon Musk Is Building a MontessoriThe Boring Company’s Texas preschool will educate the children of the hard-core.

By Alissa Walker
boring news Feb. 10, 2023

Elon Musk Is Building a NeighborhoodProject Amazing is the company town reimagined!

By Alissa Walker
migrant crisis Sept. 15, 2022

Hundreds of Migrants Were Sent to ‘Live’ in a Brooklyn Heights Office BuildingThe error may, in the worst-case scenario, doom some to deportation.

By Gaby Del Valle
what we know May 31, 2022

The Justice Department Is Reviewing the Police Response to Uvalde ShootingThe local police chief in charge delayed confronting the gunman — while kids trapped inside the classroom repeatedly called 911 asking for help.

By Intelligencer Staff
texas school shooting May 26, 2022

The Pro-Gun, Anti-Door PartyAfter Uvalde, Republicans turn to a bizarre talking point about school safety.

By Alissa Walker

special delivery May 9, 2022

Could the USPS Become the Nation’s Largest Abortion Provider?If Roe falls, the beleaguered federal agency may eclipse the clinic.

By Bridget Read
boring news Apr. 22, 2022

Elon Musk Pivots to Pedestrian TunnelsHis Boring Company is trying to dig holes all over Texas.

By Alissa Walker
it’s not mars but it’s home July 6, 2021

Elon Musk Really Is Living in a Tiny Prefab House in Boca ChicaIt’s built by — wait for it — a startup with ideas about world domination.

By Alissa Walker
politics Apr. 26, 2021

New York Will Lose Seat in Congress Because 89 People Didn’t Fill Out the Census2020 census reapportionment data showed seven House seats changing hands, but a net gain of just three in states carried by Trump.

By Ed Kilgore
austin Mar. 29, 2021

Did the Texas Blackouts Reveal Austin’s New Real-Estate Hot Spots?Communities that helped each other through a crisis may now be threatened by a new real-estate marketing perk: critical-load zones.

By Michael Agresta
clear eyes full hearts no heat Feb. 17, 2021

Why Did Texas’s Energy Grid Fail So Spectacularly?Bad weather and bad policy.

By Jeff Andrews

housing politics Feb. 1, 2021

Austin Experiments With Moving Police Dollars to Homeless HousingThe city council has bought one hotel and plans to purchase another this week.

By Alissa Walker
boring news Dec. 10, 2020

Elon Musk Heads to Texas; Californians Don’t Seem To MindHe thinks he was being taken for granted.

By Alissa Walker