Dani Matias
Morning Edition Producer and Host
Dani Matias is a producer and host for KUT's Morning Edition. Before moving to Austin, she wrote breaking news for NPR and witnessed the Jonas Brothers’ Tiny Desk Concert in Washington, D.C.
In addition to interning at KUT, the Texas Standard, KERA and WAMU, Dani took part in NPR’s Next Generation Radio Project.
A Fort Worth native, she graduated from The University of Texas at Austin and is bilingual in Spanish. Dani’s two favorite things are her cat, Flacko, and her mother’s cooking.
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A medida que se acerca el Día de Acción deGracias, muchas familias están preocupadas acerca del costo de la tradicional cena. Así que algunas organizaciones locales está distribuyendo comidas gratis para ayudar. -
Read this story in English.Según Salud Pública de Austin (APH, en inglés), esta agencia puede administrar 1,750 pruebas de COVID-19 por día en su sitio de… -
Austin Public Health said it can administer 1,750 COVID-19 tests per day at its drive-thru testing site, but only 200 to 350 people are being tested each…
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The coronavirus pandemic has put a lot of people’s plans on hold, leaving extra room in otherwise-busy schedules. Austin resident Sophia Ding is spending… -
Two new murals were created in Austin this week as part of the Downtown Austin Alliance Foundation's "Writing on the Walls" series. The weeklong art event… -
Health officials are testing "one or more" individuals for COVID-19 in the Austin-Travis County area, Austin Public Health's interim health director said.… -
UT Austin is updating its sexual misconduct policies after months of campus protests.Students organized after discovering some faculty members – including… -
The Round Rock Independent School District's Board of Trustees approved boundary changes Thursday for six schools. The changes will affect students at… -
Thousands of runners will gather for the Austin Marathon, Half-Marathon and 5K races this Sunday, beginning at 7 a.m. The starting line is on Congress… -
An Austin-based foundation is giving UT Austin $10 million to bring new pieces of art to outdoor spaces on campus. The money from the Still Water…
