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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)
Austin’s police transformation: City estimates forensics lab could be moved by winter, but reassigning internal affairs will take time
The Texas Longhorns held their first football practice Aug. 7. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin Mayor Adler on UT football: ‘I hope they don’t’ allow 25% fan capacity this fall
Austin Public Health will resume providing coronavirus testing for individuals without symptoms. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Asymptomatic coronavirus tests now available through Austin Public Health
Austin Mayor Steve Adler (Courtesy ATXN)
Austin mayor pushes for new ideas in policing, $100M cut to police budget during State of the City address
A camp is set up by someone experiencing homelessness in August 2019. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Petition to reinstate Austin's homeless camping ban ruled invalid by city clerk
Austin City Hall was one of several downtown buildings to get vandalized during June's protests against police brutality. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Latest Austin police budget proposal seeks compromise, longer-term commitment to transformational change
Officially closed since the July 4 weekend, Austin’s Barton Creek and Bull Creek greenbelts will reopen Aug. 8. (Courtesy Brent Hall/AccentAp.com)
In effort to manage crowds, Austin’s Barton Creek Greenbelt will require reservations for next 5 months
Protests march in the Justice for Them All demonstration June 7. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin City Council further commits to combating institutional racism with string of agreements
More than 3 million square feet of office space is under construction in Austin's downtown area, also called the Central Business District. (Design by Shelby Savage)
Hobbled Austin office market is poised for recovery after COVID-19
The existing lot housed an empty Home Depot and a Chrysler dealership for years. (Courtesy Council Member Greg Casar's Office)
Years-in-the-making St. Johns development looks to revitalize 19 acres of city land into community center
A police officer rides past protesters during the June 7 Justice for Them All March. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Timeline for transformational policing changes will extend beyond Austin’s Aug. 12 budget adoption
A man shows support for Michael Ramos, an unarmed Black man who was killed April 24 by Austin police, during the June 7 Justice for Them All protest and march. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin PD releases long-awaited body camera footage of fatal Michael Ramos shooting
Courtesy Circuit of The Americas
Circuit of The Americas cancels 2020 F1 U.S. Grand Prix
Austin City Hall was one of several downtown buildings to be vandalized during May's protests. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Hundreds pressure Austin City Council to go further in police budget cuts
July has been a turbulent month for Travis County's battle against the coronavirus. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
As coronavirus cases trend downward, Austin's top doc warns: ‘It’s not time to dance’
A view of Downtown Austin from Lady Bird Lake (Iain Oldman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin’s rent assistance program could be here to stay after pandemic subsides
From left: Austin City Council Members Ann Kitchen, Kathie Tovo and Greg Casar and Mayor Steve Adler answered questions over the summer regarding homelessness ordinances and plans for a new homeless shelter in South Austin. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Election 2020 could resurrect battle over Austin’s homelessness ordinances after petition gains over 24,000 signatures
Unemployment claims dropped in the Central Texas area in June, according to Texas Workforce Commission data. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Greater Austin jobless rate falls to 7.5% as federal unemployment help approaches expiration
Thousands marched from Huston-Tillotson University to the Texas Capitol on June 7 to protest police brutality and systemic racism. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Where Austin's mayor, 9 City Council members stand on police reform, funding, leadership
An employee at Terry Black's Barbecue in Austin works in a mask May 1. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin’s new law: Follow health authority rules or face $2,000 penalty