Jerry Quijano
Host and ReporterJerry Quijano is a producer and host. A native south Texan, he joined the KUT staff after graduating from Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Jerry was part of NPR’s Next Generation initiative at KUT in 2017. When he’s not in the studio, Jerry enjoys collecting vinyl records.
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La decisión ocurre dos semanas después de que APH bajara el riesgo de COVID-19 de 5, el nivel más alto, a 4. Es otra señal de que la tercera ola del virus está amainando en el área. -
The move comes two weeks after APH lowered its COVID risk stage from the highest level down to Stage 4. It’s another sign that the third wave of the virus is easing in the area.
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Bastrop, Burnet and Caldwell counties have vaccination rates above 50%. But deaths are higher per population in these smaller counties than in Travis County.
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Austin health officials say August was the pandemic’s “most lethal month” since vaccines became available in the area. About half of those who died were Hispanic.
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New Medical Marijuana Law Goes Into Effect, Expanding Access To Cancer Patients And Texans With PTSDLawmakers also increased the allowable level of THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. But not by much.
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A lo largo de la pandemia, las muertes relacionadas al virus han tendido a ocurrir unas semanas después de que suben los contagios.
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Las autoridades han confirmado la muerte de dos personas, cientos siguen desaparecidos y un millón se quedó sin electricidad tras la llegada de Ida el domingo.
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During the pandemic, deaths related to the virus have tended to follow a few weeks after a surge in cases and hospitalizations.
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Two people have been confirmed dead, hundreds are missing and a million people were left without power after Ida made landfall on Sunday.
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The lawsuit was filed Wednesday morning in Travis County District Court asking that the city be required to enforce the ban on camping in public.
