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Austin’s César Chávez Parade Canceled Amid Sexual Assault Allegations

Austin’s annual César Chávez and Dolores Huerta Marcha de Justicia and Celebration has been canceled after several sexual assault allegations were made against Chávez in a New York Times investigation. City leaders are also considering renaming César Chávez Street. [Austin American-Statesman]

• Gov. Greg Abbott announced he was directing all stage agencies to not celebrate César Chávez Day and planned to add removing the day from state law to his next legislative agenda. [Gov. Greg Abbott]
• Chávez is accused of grooming and sexually assaulting girls and women, including Huerta. He died in 1993. [The New York Times]

Talarico’s Austin Church Ups Security

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Wells Branch hired plainclothes security after the church received an increase in negative communication after congregant James Talarico’s U.S. Senate primary win. Talarico has attended the church since he was a toddler. [Axios Austin]

Hideout Theatre Moves This Week

Hideout Theatre, located near the intersection of Congress Avenue and Seventh Street downtown, hosts its final show on Saturday before moving to a temporary location on North Lamar Boulevard. The new location will open in May. [KVUE]

Where To See Bluebonnets

It’s bluebonnet season, thank goodness! This guide is a great place to start if you’re looking for a spot to see our flower friends. [Fox 7 Austin]