Andrew Weber
ReporterAndrew Weber is KUT's government accountability reporter, 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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It's the second time a resident has sued under Texas' "rogue prosecutor law" to get him removed from office. -
Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center dijo que la demanda del fiscal general podría tener un efecto escalofriante en las organizaciones sin fines de lucro que prestan servicios en Austin. -
Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center said the attorney general's lawsuit could have a chilling effect on nonprofits that provide services in Austin.
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Taylor's sentence disqualifies him from serving as a police officer in Texas. Now, the city's police union is calling on officers to stop responding to mental health-related calls. -
Taylor was convicted in October of deadly conduct for killing Mauris DeSilva. It was the first conviction of an on-duty officer in the department's modern history. He has appealed. -
Travis County commissioners agreed to spend $115,000 on security for him. Garza said the security was recommended by county staff and assessments by law enforcement and an outside contractor. -
Jones asked the bankruptcy court to stop the sale and side with another bidder who challenged the closed auction process. -
The satirical publication partnered with families affected by the Sandy Hook massacre to buy Jones' media empire. Jones said he would challenge the purchase in court. -
Raj Moonesinghe's family says police used excessive force when an officer shot him outside his home while responding to a burglary call. -
No, you can't bid on his wares — not yet. Wednesday's online auction was not open to the public.
