Dani Matias
Morning Edition Producer/HostDani Matias is a producer and fill-in host for KUT's Morning Edition show. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor's degree in journalism. Previously, she's interned with the Daily Dot, KERA, the Texas Standard, WAMU, and NPR.
Dani is also an alumnus of the Chips Quinn Scholars Program for Diversity in Journalism and NPR's Next Generation Radio Project.
Dani is originally from Fort Worth, Texas. She speaks Spanish and her family is from Mexico City.
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The Austin Police Department found 78 guns possessed illegally and has made 44 arrests so far. -
Un grupo de trabajo creado por la ciudad para documentar las experiencias y recomendaciones del público tras la crisis de la tormenta invernal llevará a cabo sus últimas audiencias virtuales el 11 y el 23 de junio.
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We Are Blood necesita recolectar alrededor de 200 donaciones completas de sangre y alrededor de 30 donaciones de plaquetas todos los días para mantener un buen suministro.
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The Winter Storm Review Task Force is holding its final public virtual listening sessions on June 11 and 23. Community members can share their stories and give recommendations on how Austin can better prepare for future disasters.
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The blood bank needs to collect around 200 whole blood donations and about 30 platelet donations every day in order to maintain a safe and healthy supply.
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Seniors had to get creative during their 2021 graduation ceremony when the electricity went out.
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La ciudad de Austin tiene un presupuesto de $4.2 mil millones para el año fiscal 2021-2022, el cual comienza el 1 de octubre. La municipalidad estará recibiendo sugerencias sobre cuáles deberían ser las prioridades del gasto público hasta el lunes.
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Austin has a budget of $4.2 billion for fiscal year 2021-2022, which begins Oct. 1. Public feedback on what the city's spending priorities should be is being accepted through Monday.
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Registration, which usually occurs in February, was pushed back to assess the effects of the pandemic locally. Officials said this gave the department more time to plan summer programming with health and safety precautions in mind.
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Bertha Sadler Means was known as a community leader, political activist, businesswoman and educator.
