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Mercury Hall will close in 2021. (Courtesy Mercury Hall)
Mercury Hall property cleared for 5-story apartment development
Lions Municipal Golf Course clubhouse (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
State-created Save Muny Historic District to take over concession responsibilities at historic golf course
A band performs at the Mohawk on Red River Street. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Six months into pandemic, Austin officials scrambling to save music venues, child care facilities and restaurants
From left: District 2 candidates include Alex Strenger, David Chincanchan and Vanessa Fuentes. (Courtesy ATXN)
City Council candidates for Southeast Austin District 2 speak on how to address the area’s food deserts
The question of an expansion of the Austin Convention Center, pictured here, has been debated for years. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
City Council pushing forward on billion-dollar Austin Convention Center expansion despite pandemic questions
Protesters march in the Justice for Them All demonstration June 7. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin police won’t release body cam footage of protest injuries until county D.A. makes call on cases
Austin Police Headquarters (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Effort to reimagine Austin’s downtown police HQ set to begin
Sparks continue to fly following Austin City Council's historic decision to reduce the Austin Police Department budget by as much as $150 million. (Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune)
Governor attacks, billboards and PACs: Austin decision to cut police budget creates firestorm
North Lamar Boulevard and Payton Gin Road intersection (Iain Oldman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin City Council approves $23 million in property acquisitions for ongoing corridor improvement projects
The 5.5-acre property at 6909 Ryan Drive has been used as an Austin Energy storage site for years. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin preparing to turn 5.5-acre Ryan Drive storage lot into housing, parkland development
The site at 7113 Burnet Road is currently home to the Local Post Pub. (Courtesy Google Maps)
Proposed 360-unit Crestview development inches closer following Austin City Council vote
Austin-Travis County moved to Stage 3 of coronavirus risk guidelines on Aug. 25. (Courtesy city of Austin)
Coronavirus restrictions eased as Travis County’s hospitalizations, cases, positivity rates drop
Austin's elected leaders voted to reduce the APD budget following months of community pressure. They said it will help improve safety and justice in the city. (Photo by John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper. Design by Miranda Baker/Community Impact Newspaper)
Millions in Austin Police Department cuts ignite city’s experiment in reimagining public safety
(Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Travis County's unemployment numbers will worsen without long-term federal help, experts say
The Travis County area saw its jobless rate slip below 7% in July. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Travis County unemployment falls to 6.9% in July, marks consecutive months of single-digit jobless rate
The Nov. 3 City Council elections feature four incumbent candidates. (Christopher Neely/Community impact Newspaper)
2020 Austin City Council ballot set with 20 candidates across 5 elections
Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell requested additional state troopers following Austin City Council decision to reduce police funding. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County judge requests additional state troopers following Austin City Council decision to reduce police funding
Downtown Austin can be seen from Lady Bird Lake. (Iain Oldman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Applications open Aug. 19 for direct rental assistance from city of Austin
A police officer rides past protesters during the June 7 Justice for Them All March. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Police transformation begins in Austin as City Council approves millions in budget cuts, reinvestments, commitments
Austin City Council is considering moving the forensics lab services and internal affairs department out from under the Austin Police Department and into civilian roles. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Police cuts, community reinvestment, reimagining public safety on table as Austin City Council looks to adopt budget