AUSTIN -- Council members denied granting Antonio Buehler a nomination to the Public Safety Commission Thursday because he does not live in the city limits of Austin. The council denied a residency ...

A jury in Austin, Texas, is set to issue its decision today in a case that centers on a person’s right to film police officers. Antonio Buehler says he was at a gas station in the early morning hours ...

AUSTIN -- Antonio Buehler, the Austin activist who made a name for himself by filming Austin police arrests, is free from the Travis County Jail after being arrested Sunday. KVUE was there late that ...

Details from the great site Photography is not a Crime: Deliberations in the trial of Peaceful Streets Project founder Antonio Buehler lasted five hours before a Texas jury returned with a not guilty ...

City Judge Sherry Statman dismissed the two final outstanding misdemeanor charges levied against Peaceful Streets Project co-founder Antonio Buehler on Thursday, clearing the way for a meeting between ...

On Tuesday, a Travis County grand jury indicted Peaceful Streets Project founder Antonio Buehler on several misdemeanor counts of disobeying lawful orders –- but they declined to indict him on a ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin City Attorney’s Office dropped the remaining two criminal cases Thursday against Peaceful Streets Project founder, Antonio Buehler. One day later, Judge Mark Lane dismissed ...

5:30 p.m. update: A jury has found Antonio Buehler not guilty of failing to comply with the order of an officer on New Year’s Day 2012. The verdict came after more than five hours of deliberations. 11 ...

Steve Donahue of the Peaceful Streets Project films officers during a public intoxication near the University of Texas at Austin campus. Credit: Gabriel Cristóver Pérez for The Texas Tribune Want more ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — An outspoken critic of past Austin Police Department actions could end up being on the Public Safety Commission. Police-watching activist Antonio Buehler submitted his application for ...

In a follow-up to our story from yesterday, a jury in Texas has found Antonio Buehler not guilty in a case that centered on the right to film police officers. Buehler used his phone to take photos of ...

More than a year since he was cleared of felony charges in a controversial New Year’s Day arrest, activist Antonio Buehler is back in court this week — this time to contest a misdemeanor arising from ...