Beth Cortez-Neavel
Texas Standard Digital TeamBeth Cortez-Neavel is a Digital Team member and web editor for the Texas Standard. She started in radio as a KUT intern in 2009 and returned to the Standard as part of its digital team in April 2015. She’s been happily working behind the scenes since. Beth has a M.A. in Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin. She loves long-form news and radio. Her work has appeared on the Texas Observer, the Austin Monitor, KUT and the Austin-American-Statesman.
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From Texas Standard:If Texas Were 100 PeopleCreate line charts -
From Texas Standard:In late October, before President-elect Donald Trump won the electoral college, he released his plan for his first 100 days in… -
From Texas Standard:In the late 1800s and early 1900s, most low-income, black and Hispanic people were segregated to the east side of what is now IH-35 in… -
From Texas Standard:Undocumented immigrant women detained in the privately run T. Don Hutto Residential Detention Facility went on a hunger strike in… -
This story comes to us from our city hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor.Representatives of Travis County children and parents involved in legal… -
About 850,000 students in Texas are English language learners. That’s one in every six students, and their numbers are growing fast.Last year, the State… -
Austinites young and old put on their rainbow shirts, pins, hats and tutus Saturday for the 20th anniversary of Austin Pride 2011, organized by the Austin…
