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Proposition A, the ballot item associated with Capital Metro's Project Connect plan, passed Nov. 3 with 57.94% of the vote—240,433 votes to 174,528 against—across Travis and Williamson counties. (Amy Denney/Community Impact Newspaper)
Newly appointed transit board to oversee implementation of $7.1B Project Connect plan
Downtown Austin (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Local coronavirus eviction protections extended through Feb. 1 following new city, county orders
District 4 City Council Member Greg Casar (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Council Member Greg Casar wants to be Austin’s next mayor pro tem, says he has the votes
A voter at Lions Municipal Golf Course. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Incumbent Alison Alter holds on in Austin City Council runoff election to win second four-year term
Voters line up during the Dec. 15 runoff election. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Northwest Austin delivers newcomer Mackenzie Kelly a victory in the District 6 Austin City Council runoff election
Austin leaders signaled Dec. 10 that eviction protections would be extended through at least March 5, 2021. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Austin’s multilayered eviction protections to be extended until at least March, leaders say
The proposal from Aspen Heights Partners would place two towers—one residential and one office—on the downtown tract. (Courtesy Austin Economic Development Department)
Austin City Council postpones movement on long-awaited HealthSouth tower project until at least January
Local band White Denim performs at Cheer Up Charlies in 2017. (Christopher Neely/Community impact Newspaper)
Austin ready to push new tax incentives, grants to preserve ‘precious few’ music venues, iconic businesses
District 10 incumbent Alison Alter is running to retain her Austin City Council seat against challenger Jennifer Virden. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
District 10 Austin City Council runoff: Alison Alter, Jennifer Virden on city COVID-19 response, Muny's future and more
Incumbent Jimmy Flannigan and challengers Dee Harrison, Mackenzie Kelly and Jennifer Mushtaler are running to represent Northwesst Austin's District 6 on Austin City Council beginning in 2021. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
District 6 Austin City Council runoff: See where Jimmy Flannigan, Mackenzie Kelly stand on issues from public safety to housing to COVID-19 recovery
Local Austin act the Peterson Brothers perform at the historic Continental Club in 2019. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin City Council experiment could send $15 million in hotel taxes to 'iconic' music venues, restaurants
The proposal from Aspen Heights Partners would place two towers—one residential and one office—on the downtown tract. (Courtesy Austin Economic Development Department)
Two towers, 590,000 square feet of housing and office space on table for former HealthSouth property in downtown Austin
A voter enters a polling place Nov. 3. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
‘Hand-to-hand combat’: Campaigns battling in Austin City Council runoffs switch gears as December election nears
Pictured here is a concert at The Mohawk on Red River Street. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin music venues at risk of closure could start applying for emergency aid within next 2 months, city says
A voter exits a polling place on Election Day on Nov. 3. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
With City Council runoff elections set, Austin clerk raises concern over polling locations
City Council tentatively approved the new fee but said city staff need to ensure the program generates revenue without limiting housing construction or affordability. (Chris Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Proposed fee on Austin developers needs to find ‘sweet spot’ to earn City Council vote
Pat Smith, owner and executive director of Sweet Briar Child Development Center, said the center is being held up by government subsidies due to the revenue cuts brought on by the pandemic. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
City delays proposed tax incentive program aimed at curbing pandemic impact on Austin small businesses
The city of Austin authorized the purchase of a Rodeway Inn at 2711 S. I-35 on Nov. 14, 2019. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact Newspaper)
With federal pandemic dollars set to expire, Austin eyes closure of some emergency quarantine shelters
The 87,744-square-foot campus formerly occupied by HealthSouth has remained vacant for several years. (Courtesy Google Maps)
Years after purchase, city-owned 1.7-acre downtown Austin site inches toward redevelopment
A band performs at the Mohawk on Red River Street. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin City Council eyes tax incentives in effort to rescue local businesses from pandemic closure