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Austin City Manager Marc Ott announced he’s resigning from the city, effective October 30. Ott has accepted a new position in D.C., where he’ll serve as�

Austin City Manager Marc Ott may be leaving.Ott told members of the Austin City Council on Monday that he’s a finalist for the executive director position�

From our city hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor:The Austin Monitor has learned that Austin City Manager Marc Ott has placed Assistant City�

This story comes to us from our city hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor.It seems that some City Council members were planning on giving City�

This is an excerpt from an article written by our Austin City Hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor (formerly In Fact Daily). For more on this topic,�

This article was co-produced with KUT News� Joy Diaz as part of an ongoing City of Austin reporting partnership between In Fact Daily and KUT. Listen to�

What’s in store for City Manager Marc Ott at his job evaluation this week? And will he even have one?Under Austin’s form of government, the city council�

The removal of Occupy Austin’s semi-permanent encampment from City Hall on Friday night caught many off guard � most of all, the Occupiers themselves.The�

No a huge surprise here; Abigail Smith was already named the lone finalist for the job. But now it's official. City Manager Marc Ott just announced he has�