Andrew Weber
ReporterAndrew Weber is a general assignment reporter for KUT, focusing on criminal justice, policing, courts and homelessness in Austin and Travis County. You can email him at aweber@kut.org.
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The two plaintiffs say they were injured during the racial justice protests in May 2020. -
La atención sanitaria a los transexuales ha estado bajo el microscopio en Texas. Hay mucha ignorancia al respecto. Por eso, KUT aclara algunas preguntas sencillas sobre la atención médica que salva vidas.
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The county may declare a public health crisis and is looking into whether it can distribute the lifesaving drug naloxone. Harm-reduction advocates say they called for this type of action last year.
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Las altas temperaturas hicieron que 3,600 clientes de Austin Energy se quedaran sin electricidad en el sureste de Austin el sábado.
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High temperatures caused 3,600 Austin Energy customers to go without power in Southeast Austin on Saturday.
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Los comisarios aprobaron el martes por unanimidad una resolución que ofrece ocho semanas a los trabajadores que cumplan los requisitos. La política podría entrar en vigor el próximo mes.
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Austin OKs $850,000 settlement for volunteer medic shot with 'less-lethal' ammunition during protestMaredith Drake, a volunteer street medic, was shot in May 2020 while trying to help an injured demonstrator.
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El programa, de un año de duración, proporcionará $1,000 al mes a 85 hogares de bajos ingresos. El Concejo Municipal de Austin dejó la puerta abierta para ampliar el programa después de su evaluación.
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The yearlong program will provide $1,000 a month to 85 low-income households. The Austin City Council left the door open to expand the program after it's evaluated.
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Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday offering eight weeks to workers who qualify. The policy could take effect next month.
