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Month: October 2018

Two city representatives call out mayor for how city attorney vote played out

City Representatives Cassandra Hernandez and Alexsandra Annello penned a public letter on Monday criticizing Mayor Dee Margo and Representative Michiel Noe. Hernandez and Annello are protesting the fact that Noe did not attend any of the interviews for the five candidates vying for the city attorney position. ” His [Noe’s] vote was disrespectful and unprofessional

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Beto O’Rourke mural vandalized in Austin

A mural of El Paso Congressman Beto O’Rourke was vandalized in Austin. The mural features O’Rourke as superhero. It’s now covered with graffiti that reads, “vote now, love trumps hate.” The vandals also called O’Rourke an “imperialist pig” and an “El Paso gentrifier.” Police said the mural was vandalized between Friday night and Saturday morning.

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Health Insurance: What are you paying for?

Picking annual healthcare options can be a confusing process. Right now, the average full-time worker pays just over $5,500 a year for family coverage. There are three basic insurance concepts: premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums. A premium is the amount that must be paid for one’s health insurance plan. Nearly half of all covered workers

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