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Austin City Council's May 17 work session centered on several concepts aimed at boosting housing supply along major roadways. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
5:17 PM May 18, 2022 CDT
Council weighs plans to spur denser, more affordable development along major Austin roadways
J-Prime Steakhouse is opening an Austin location. (Courtesy J-Prime Steakhouse)
Austin
9:03 AM May 12, 2022 CDT
4 new choices for Austin steak lovers
Nineteen projects could miss the 2022 completion deadline due to inflation and supply issues. (Community Impact Newspaper Staff)
Austin
12:58 PM Apr 12, 2022 CDT
2017 bond work underway in Travis County; remaining projects could be delayed by inflation, supply issues
City officials said they will leave future decisions about THC testing to ongoing contract negotiations with public safety labor organizations. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Austin
10:55 AM Mar 30, 2022 CDT
Council eyes 'inconsistent' policy for THC use by Austin first responders
Austin ISD has delayed the start of classes on Feb. 24. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Austin
10:40 PM Feb 23, 2022 CST
Austin ISD delays classes Feb. 24
Travis County is temporarily closing polling locations due to inclement weather. (Community Impact staff)
Austin
5:15 PM Feb 23, 2022 CST
Travis County polls close early Feb. 23 due to icy weather
Alejandro Delgado, executive director of student enrollment in the district, presented enrollment data to the board. (Screenshot Courtesy Austin ISD)
Austin
8:23 PM Jan 27, 2022 CST
Austin ISD examines low enrollment; board members concerned about affordability, charter schools
Austin PBS is moving to a new home at Austin Community College's Highland Campus this year. (Courtesy Austin PBS)
Austin
10:47 AM Jan 14, 2022 CST
Austin PBS to mark 60 years of local broadcasting, move to ACC Highland Campus media center in 2022
Austin skyline
Austin
6:12 PM Jan 11, 2022 CST
GDP data shows Austin’s economy remained strong following worst of pandemic
Henry Van de Putte has been named the CEO and president of Meals on Wheels Central Texas. (Courtesy Meals on Wheels Central Texas)
Austin
8:45 PM Jan 6, 2022 CST
Meals on Wheels of Central Texas names new CEO, President
From left: Tyler, Bob and Billy Wright sit at their downtown Austin practice. (Darcy Sprague/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:20 AM Jan 2, 2022 CST
The Wright family for the job: four generations of chiropractors serve Austin
Faith Schexnayder and her husband John, share a building where the run Flatfork Studio and Action Screen Graphics.
Austin
1:05 PM Nov 23, 2021 CST
Flatfork Studio artists carve out their place in Austin
Ali Khataw, left, and Fred W. Heldenfels, right, will start their terms Jan. 1, 2022. (Courtesy Elizabeth Christian Public Relations)
Austin
12:01 PM Nov 19, 2021 CST
The Austin Chamber of Commerce announces new leadership and board members
The city said the South Austin camp was susceptible to flooding and fire. (Courtesy city of Austin)
Austin
4:44 PM Nov 16, 2021 CST
Austin kicks off Phase 2 of homelessness program
Photo of a mural with the words "Delicious Tamales"
Austin
5:46 PM Nov 15, 2021 CST
San Antonio-based tamale shop gets first Austin location, a second restaurant for Lou's and more South Austin business news
Greg Casar was first elected as District 4's Austin City Council representative in 2014. (Courtesy city of Austin)
Austin
2:59 PM Nov 4, 2021 CDT
Greg Casar to run for Congress, continue to serve on Austin City Council into 2022
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
Bobby Jenkins and an ABC Home and Commercial technician. (ABC Home and Commercial)
Sponsored
5:00 PM
ABC Home and Commercial expands from pest control to offering all home services
Sponsored
5:25 PM
New Braunfels Downtown Association plays role of caretaker for the city’s culture, heritage
Sponsored
4:40 PM
Next Level Urgent Care’s PRIME direct primary care model helping companies provide free health care to employees
As a collaborative effort between partners and communities, Unite Us is geared towards creating a safe and holistic experience that directly impacts people receiving and providing care.
Sponsored
8:22 PM
Unite Us’ Texas network expands to provide easy access to health and social services
Annual Campaign Kickoff photos
Sponsored
4:25 PM
YMCA of Greater San Antonio launches its 2022 One Y annual fundraising campaign
Sponsored
1:10 PM
Golden Outlook Insurance Services helps beneficiaries find tailored health insurance plans
Sponsored
12:56 PM
Emerald Lawns experts share 5 steps to a greener spring lawn
owners of emerald lawns luke and mary hawthorne at community impact newspaper headquarters in pflugerville texas
Sponsored
1:55 PM
Emerald Lawns owners value personalized, premium lawn care and local small-business culture
RESULTS FROM MORNING BREAKDOWN STORIES
Photo of two silos with signs promoting Hutto's Co-Op District
Podcast
4:30 AM
Austin suburbs focus on downtown revitalization as population booms
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Runoff elections took place May 24.
San Antonio
12:01 AM
Sakai wins runoff for Democratic nominee for November’s Bexar County judge race
Unofficial results from the May 24 runoff election. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
San Antonio
11:16 PM
Germann leads Guadalupe Commissioner race, Congressional races still close
A line of voters extends out the door of the polling location at the Knights of Columbus Hall in New Braunfels. (Eric Weilbacher/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
10:23 PM
Unofficial election night results point to Dan McQueen winning Republican nomination for U.S. Congressional District 35 over Michael Rodriguez
Man hand holding supporter stickers of american elections
San Antonio
9:40 PM
Sakai takes early lead in race for Democratic nominee for Bexar County judge
Joel Hicks received 53.25% of early votes while Germann received the remaining 46.75%. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
8:14 PM
Early voting results show close race for congressional districts and Guadalupe commissioner
San Antonio-based organizations such as South Texas Blood and Tissue and University Hospital have responded in different ways to a mass shooting on May 24 at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, about 83 miles west of San Antonio. Local authorities said the death toll stood at 21 people, including 18 students, and excluding the 18-year-old shooter, as of 7 p.m. May 24. (Courtesy Google Streets)
San Antonio
7:46 PM
San Antonio blood bank among groups supporting Uvalde shooting victims
Election day for primary runoff races is May 24. Polls will be open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., and voters can cast a ballot at any polling location within their counties. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
San Antonio
6:11 PM
Voters in Guadalupe, Bexar counties to determine primary election runoff results May 24
From left: Dan Miller, Andrew Carmody and Matthew McGhee broke ground on the new project. (Courtesy Tricon Residential Inc.)
Austin
3:23 PM
New single-family rental community breaks ground in New Braunfels
Bruce Knott has been named the new Human Resources director for Cibolo. (Courtesy City of Cibolo/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
2:08 PM
Bruce Knott named new Cibolo Human Resources Director
Two children eat their school lunches in a cafeteria with two children seen behind them.
San Antonio
1:35 PM
San Antonio school districts extend free breakfasts, lunches over summer