ELECTION
Man placing an envelop in the ballot box
Travis County rejects 50% of mail-in ballot applications under new law, state responds
Birria tacos are one of the new offerings at New Braunfels Tortilleria. (Lauren Canterberry/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 12 restaurants featured in New Braunfels in 2021; top stories from Keller, Roanoke, Northeast Fort Worth in 2021 and more top news
Several candidates will face off for state offices in March's primaries. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Filing period ends for March primaries; here is who is running for statewide offices
The company offers smoked meats, sausages and more food items. (Courtesy 1845 Meat Co.)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 1845 Meat Co. now open in New Braunfels; 37-acre mixed-use development coming to Rosenberg in 2023 and more top news
Photo of Travis County building
Travis County candidates file for races in March primary elections
During a meeting between representatives of Amazon and members of the Greater Round Rock West Neighborhood Association Nov. 1, residents shared their frustration with the news that 193 acres of property off CR 172 had been purchased by the tech giant with the intention of building a warehouse and distribution center. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
Amazon's purchase of Round Rock land frustrates residents; Austin ISD teachers express burnout concerns and more top local news
Natalie Blasingame, Scott Henry and Lucas Scanlon defeated each of the three incumbents—John Ogletree, Don Ryan and Bob Covey, respectively—who served on the Cy-Fair ISD board of trustees for more than 15 years in the Nov. 2 election, according to results reported by the Harris County Elections Administrator’s Office.
CI NATION ROUNDUP: Newly-elected Cy-Fair ISD board members unseat incumbents; Townhome, apartment construction to start soon at Northline in Leander and more top news
All eight statewide amendments to the Texas state constitution have passed. (Community Impact Staff)
CI NATION ROUNDUP: All 8 Texas constitutional amendments approved by voters; The Crazy Fisherman now open in Willis and more top news
Signs for and against the incorporation measure could be found at voting sites in The Woodlands Township. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI NATION ROUNDUP: The Woodlands incorporation measures fail to get voter approval; Austinites reject Proposition A over APD staffing requirement and more top news
A vote sign at an Austin polling location. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact News)
Travis County voter turnout tops 20% for Nov. 2021 election
Photo of election signs outside Austin's Carver Branch Library
Proposition B passes in Austin, authorizing initiation of city parkland swap
District 4 Council Member Greg Casar, left; Austin Justice Coalition executive directer Chas Moore, center; and Mayor Steve Adler participated in No Way on Prop A's Nov. 2 victory rally in East Austin. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austinites reject Proposition A over APD staffing requirement
Travis County Clerk Dana Debeauvoir addresses the press Nov. 2. (Darcy Sprague/Community Impact Newspaper)
Travis County clerk says voter turnout could hit 18%-20%
Travis County reached a new early voting turnout high for an off-year November election ahead of Election Day Nov. 2. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
With more than 100K ballots cast, Travis County hits early voting high for off-year November election
Early voting in Travis County ends on Oct. 29 for the Nov. 2 election. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Early voting wraps up ahead of Election Day
Early voting continues Oct. 25-29 for the Nov. 2 election. (Courtesy steheap/Adobe Stock)
More than 40,000 Travis County voters cast ballots during first week of early voting for Nov. 2 election
Kyle Center Street Trick-or-Treat will be held Oct. 23. (Courtesy city of Kyle)
20 fall activities to do across Central Texas; Grand Donuts coming to Georgetown and more top area news
Early voting in Williamson County begins on Oct. 18 for the Nov. 2 election. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Early voting begins Oct. 18 in WilCo; businesses open, coming soon in San Marcos, Buda, Kyle and more Central Texas news
Austin could trade its Lakeshore Boulevard Parks and Recreation Department maintenance facility for other parkland if Proposition B is approved. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin Proposition B: City, Oracle eyeing parkland trade