AM Update: Texans Support Death Penalty, Summer Film Series Starts, Cattle...
Poll Finds Most Texans Support the Death PenaltyA University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll shows that a majority of Texans support the death penalty.The poll found 73 percent of respondents were strongly...
View ArticleAM Update: Early Voting Ending, A&M and Qatar, Festival Fun in Kerrville
Last Day of Early VotingToday is the last day of early voting for the Texas Primaries. So far 27,539 Travis county voters, 4.6 percent of the eligible voting population have cast their ballots. Travis...
View ArticleSafety Tips and Warnings this Memorial Day Weekend
Austinites will flock to the city's numerous parks and waterways this weekend. We've put together a guide for what you need to know about rules and safety.Watercraft Ban: Put Away that Motorized...
View ArticleMemorial Day Weekend Street Closures
It wouldn’t be a major weekend in Austin without some downtown street closures.Don’t worry, as KUT News has everything you need to know to navigate Austin this Memorial Day weekend. Sunday: As a...
View ArticleAM Update: Senator Seeks to Speed Rape Kit Tests, DPS Officers Charged in...
Senator Looks to Speed Rape Kit TestingState Senator Wendy Davis wants Texas law enforcement agencies to get more proactive about testing rape kits, says the Texas Tribune. The Tribune writes:
View ArticleAustin to Honor Those Who’ve Served in Iraq
Austin will commemorate the end of the Iraq War with a parade down Congress Avenue on July 7. After the parade, there will be a job and resource fair for veterans inside the Capitol Building.One...
View ArticleAM Update: AISD Board Tackles Budget, Zeta Money Laundering Hearing, Hasan...
Austin School Board Takes Up Budget TonightThe Austin School Board meets tonight to discuss its budget for the upcoming fiscal year.The proposed $838.9 million budget is closely aligned to the board’s...
View ArticleAM Update: Health Care Decision Expected, New Education Website, 'Police...
Supreme Court Health Care Decision ExpectedThe U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act possibly as soon as today.The controversial law is...
View ArticleAM Update: Triple Digit Temperatures, Earthquakes Shake Texas, Crime on Campus
Triple Digit Temperatures Descend on AustinThis weekend saw triple digit temperatures arrive in Central Texas.The National Weather Service predicts temperatures above 100 degrees every day this week....
View ArticleAM Update: Local Population Boom, Former UT Swimmers to Olympics, 'Stand Your...
Texas Dominates Population GrowthRound Rock is ranked second and Austin is ranked third on a list of the country’s fastest-growing large cities.New estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau show...
View ArticleMexico Picks a President This Weekend
Mexican citizens will head to the polls Sunday to elect a new president.They will chose between PRI candidate Enrique Peña Nieto, the left wing Democratic Revolution candidate Andrés Manuel López...
View ArticleAM Update: Last Day to Register for Run-offs, 'Sit and Lie' in East Austin,...
Deadline to Register to Vote in Run-off ElectionsToday is the last day to register to vote in the July 31Primary Run-off election.You can find a registration form at VoteTexas.gov or at local libraries...
View ArticleAM Update: Austin Doctor Dies, Overturned Convictions in Texas, Youth...
Beloved Austin Family Doctor DiesDr. Mathis Blackstock, a well-known Austin doctor, died Tuesday from melanoma. He was 87.According to his obituary, Dr. Blackstock remained engaged with former patients...
View ArticleState Looks to Cut Number of Medicaid-Covered Premature Births
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is launching a new Medicaid initiative to help prevent premature births.The program was launched this week and provides a 24-hour help line and other...
View ArticleTexas Senate Republicans Jump to Dewhurst's Defense
Texas Republican Senators came to the defense of David Dewhurst yesterday, issuing a letter defending him from what they see as erroneous attacks from opposing candidate Ted Cruz. The letter, crafted...
View ArticleAM Update: Texans Support Death Penalty, Summer Film Series Starts, Cattle...
Poll Finds Most Texans Support the Death PenaltyA University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll shows that a majority of Texans support the death penalty.The poll found 73 percent of respondents were strongly...
View ArticleAM Update: Early Voting Ending, A&M and Qatar, Festival Fun in Kerrville
Last Day of Early VotingToday is the last day of early voting for the Texas Primaries. So far 27,539 Travis county voters, 4.6 percent of the eligible voting population have cast their ballots. Travis...
View ArticleSafety Tips and Warnings this Memorial Day Weekend
Austinites will flock to the city's numerous parks and waterways this weekend. We've put together a guide for what you need to know about rules and safety.Watercraft Ban: Put Away that Motorized...
View ArticleMemorial Day Weekend Street Closures
It wouldn’t be a major weekend in Austin without some downtown street closures.Don’t worry, as KUT News has everything you need to know to navigate Austin this Memorial Day weekend. Sunday: As a...
View ArticleAM Update: Senator Seeks to Speed Rape Kit Tests, DPS Officers Charged in...
Senator Looks to Speed Rape Kit TestingState Senator Wendy Davis wants Texas law enforcement agencies to get more proactive about testing rape kits, says the Texas Tribune. The Tribune writes:
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