The front page of Community Impact Newspaper's Central Austin edition featured news stories on topics running the gamut from innovations in medical technology to the proliferation of co-working spaces in Austin. As 2016 comes to a close, here's a look at all of our lead stories from the year:

January

• Weighing the will of Austinites

February

• Peer-to-peer services face regulation


• New development to replace Brackenridge

March

• Projects to address affordable housing for teachers, artists


• MetroRail’s $50M upgrades aim to speed up service, double capacity

April

• Fair chance policy draws differing opinions from city’s private sector


• City promotes ‘weird’ culture amid affordability challenges

May

• Seaholm redevelopment project nears completion, spurs activity


• Austin relocation program could aid displaced renters

June

• Health district aiming to transform care


• Austin adopts vision for South Central Waterfront

July

• City drives ahead with $720 million mobility bond


• Advocates push for more co-op support in Austin

August

• UT gun carry, security measures take effect


• Voters to decide on $720M mobility bond in November

September

• Will Austin ISD trustees renew district’s marketing plan?


• Cap Metro aims to speed up service, consolidate routes


• Hotel tax to be reviewed

October

• What do recent developments on SoCo mean for the quirky corridor?


• Local organizations weigh in on how Austin's 10-1 council is faring 2 years in

November

• Co-working and live-work spaces are turning Austin's office environment on its head, industry experts say


• How The Grove at Shoal Creek could impact Austin's 2,200 acres of unzoned land

December

• New entertainment options jolt West Sixth Street district into action


• How Austin is responding to a critical audit of the city's neighborhood planning process