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Community forum on violence, neighborhood safety

The Greater Austin Independent Political Organization invites residents to discuss solutions Nov. 19th.

Nearly 30 people have been killed in Austin so far this year and dozens of others have been shot.

The theater group Collaboraction performed its “Crime Scene: Breathe Life” play recently at Austin Town Hall.

The “Interrupt the Violence, Not Our Future” project was officially unveiled recently at Spencer Elementary Technology Academy.

Members of several Austin churches have been gathering at intersections throughout the neighborhood this summer to pray for an end to the violence.

Women, men and children should meet at noon July 12 at one of 41 corners in Austin.

A longtime Austin resident says using such a label will only hurt communities like Austin; the answer lies elsewhere.

Jehovah Jireh #1 outreach ministry is holding weekly rallies every Wednesday in Austin this summer.

Cook County Board Commissioner Richard Boykin will hosts the event from 6 to 8 p.m. June 4 at Austin Town Hall, 5610 W. Lake St.

West Side residents and elected officials gathered Saturday to discuss combating gun violence.