Andrew Weber
ReporterAndrew Weber is a general assignment reporter for KUT, focusing on criminal justice, policing, courts and homelessness in Austin and Travis County.
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Supply of the vaccine is outstripping demand, so providers in the area are making it easier for people to get vaccinated without an appointment. -
Floyd's death in May 2020 sparked a national reckoning on police violence and systemic racism. Demands for change in Austin led the City Council to cut millions from its police budget.
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The Other Ones Foundation says it aims to build 200 single-person shelters at the state-sanctioned site in Southeast Austin.
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El proyecto de ley es una respuesta la decisión de la ciudad en el 2019 de dejar de emitir multas contra aquellos individuos que están viviendo en la calle.
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District Attorney José Garza will bring a case against Daniel Perry to a Travis County grand jury soon. Perry drove into a Black Lives Matter protest and fatally shot Foster last July.
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The citywide proposition is a petition-driven response to the city's 2019 decision to largely stop ticketing folks experiencing homelessness.
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Community First Village announced a two-phase plan to build out 127 additional acres of land to host 1,400 new tiny homes for Austinites transitioning out of homelessness.
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Cody Wilson, jefe de Ghost Gunner, dijo que las regulaciones propuestas probablemente sean llevadas ante las cortes y que espera que los jueces nombrados por el presidente Trump durante su mandato las retrasen, lo que daría a los fabricantes más tiempo para buscar alternativas contra ellas.
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Cody Wilson, head of Ghost Gunner, said the proposed regulations will likely face legal challenges, and that he expects Trump-appointed judges would stall any orders, effectively giving manufacturers time to find work-arounds.
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The dogs will be temporary mascots during soccer games at Q2 Stadium, and featured in social media promotions and on-field events.
