Condiciones invernales extremas todavía son una amenaza para la red eléctrica...
De acuerdo al reporte de esta temporada, la red eléctrica tiene buenas posibilidades de proveer suficiente energía para cubrir la demanda si el clima invernal es normal o moderadamente difícil. Pero si...
View ArticleAll adults can now get a COVID-19 booster shot. Here's what to know and where...
The CDC distinguishes between who should and who can get a booster shot. The recommendation is stronger for people who are older and people who live in settings that put them at higher risk for infection.
View Article¿Te preocupa lo que puede pasar si otra tormenta invernal llega a Austin?...
Tras la tormenta del pasado mes de febrero, algunas personas están comprando cosas que nunca antes pensaron podrían necesitar, como abrigos de invierno o generadores de emergencia, si pueden costearlos.
View ArticleWhy some Texas pastors are leading Christian congregations to speak out on...
"I really think that a person can be personally anti-abortion but still support choice for their fellow citizens. And, actually, I think that's really important for us to do as people of faith."
View ArticleNew collaborative hopes to address equity gaps in Austin's response to...
The St. David's Foundation has awarded ECHO a $2 million grant for a two-year 12-person project to better connect marginalized Austinites with housing services.
View ArticleFeeling cranky? Impatient? The pandemic may have ushered in an 'insensitivity...
The COVID-19 pandemic has lasted for more than a year and half now. And for many people, the store of good will, patience and sensitivity has been depleted.
View ArticleRemembering Bill Harwell, the voice of KUT on weekend mornings
Harwell was a member of Austin's broadcast community for nearly 50 years. He died Nov. 2 at 69.
View ArticleAustinites urged to get vaccinated and follow preventative measures over the...
An uptick in the transmission rate and cases has Austin Public Health officials stressing the importance of risk mitigation when traveling and interacting over the next few days.
View ArticleSmall towns around Austin struggle with big-city housing costs
Leaders of these towns are facing new challenges when it comes to preserving their current populations while also welcoming newcomers with higher incomes.
View ArticleKUT & KUTX Holiday Sing-Along Returns, Dec. 4
The KUT & KUTX Holiday Sing-Along and Downtown Tree Lighting Return, Dec. 4. The women of KUTX 98.9 will lead the crowd in singing songs of the season, followed by the downtown tree lighting and a...
View Article'Wonderful to be back': 'Hamilton' returns to Austin, and it's a homecoming...
Alaina Vi Maderal grew up performing in Austin, and now she's coming back home as a swing cast member for the touring production of 'Hamilton.'
View ArticleTaylor chosen as home for new Samsung chip facility
"The implications of this facility extend far beyond the boundaries of Texas. It's going to impact the entire world," Gov. Greg Abbott said. Samsung has promised the $17 billion factory will create...
View Article'Walk With Me: A Biography of Fannie Lou Hamer' with Kate Clifford Larson
On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Kate Clifford Larson, award-winning historian and consultant and author of Walk With Me: A Biography of Fannie Lou Hamer.
View ArticleAnn Richards School marching band plays Broadway this Thanksgiving
After a year's delay, the Ann Richards School band will march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
View ArticleHow to combat the recent rise in antisemitic incidents in Austin
Over the last month, several antisemitic and racist incidents have taken place in Austin. KUT spoke with the Anti-Defamation League and a free speech expert about what people can do when they encounter...
View ArticleLow enrollment might force Austin ISD to make budget cuts
The district is seeking feedback from the community about what to prioritize for next school year's budget.
View ArticleHow to make voting districts fair to voters, not parties
Fairness to parties in drawing legislative districts may be an unworkable goal. However, reforming other rules that govern how districts are drawn and votes are counted could make more contests...
View ArticleEven as Texas COVID cases decline, public health leaders say omicron variant...
"We're tired of the pandemic. Everybody is. But the virus is not done with us as this new variant shows, and we need to still be taking those precautions."
View ArticleA tour of Texas' underground metal scene
"People know what's up with Texas. They know how intense it is. They know the quality of our bands and it's being recognized all over the country and the world."
View ArticleWhat experts are watching for ahead of SCOTUS abortion case hearing
Wednesday's hearing at the high court will be about a Mississippi law. But a ruling on Texas’ Senate Bill 8 is still to come.
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