KUT Staff

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual march and festival honoring the civil rights leader was canceled. People instead gathered for a drive-in rally that was livestreamed for those at home.

The protesters distanced themselves from the mob that attacked the U.S. Capitol and said their rally had been planned months ago.

Lawmakers convened at noon in the State Capitol, where new senators and representatives were sworn in. Between the coronavirus pandemic and last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, many have concerns about safety today.

COVID-19 killed hundreds of thousands in the U.S., and millions lost their jobs. KUT asked people what they grieved in 2020 and what helped them get through it.

Moments of hope and connection define many of the stories that we choose as our favorites this year.

This year has been scary, painful, weird and, at times, hopeful. KUT’s multimedia team was there to capture it all.

The virtual Austin Public Health briefing with members of the media comes a day before Thanksgiving, as public health officials warn Austinites to stay home for the holiday and avoid gatherings.

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