Jimmy Maas
Host and ReporterI am a reporter focusing on business, sports, and odd stuff around Austin. I also can be heard hosting afternoons on KUT and currently, I am serving as interim program director. I grew up in Austin where I studied at its finest institutions. I moved to New York where I worked for some of its biggest media conglomerates. Since joining the KUT News team, I have won awards and received several years of "meets and sometimes exceeds expectations" in employee reviews.
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SXSW Is Back, Shorter And Online, A Year After Becoming The First Major Event Canceled Over COVID-19There will be no networking over barbecue, the red carpets will remain rolled up, and there won't be any long lines. -
The UT Austin committee recommended developing a campaign for students and alumni "to lean into difficult conversations, including race, history, and talking across differences."
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Alamo theaters in New Braunfels and Kansas City are also closing.
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Especialistas dicen que aún no hay que arrancar por completo a las plantas del suelo, aunque parezcan dañadas. Hay que dejar un poco de la planta para ver si revive.
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“Unprecedented” is getting thrown around a lot to describe last week's severe winter storm, the electrical blackouts, the loss of water. What may also be unprecedented is the amount of cactus and other plant life severely damaged during the freeze.
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La nieve y el hielo se han disuelto pero, para algunos, los daños de las tuberías rotas persisten. Los plomeros del centro de Texas han estado trabajando aparentemente sin parar para ayudar a los residentes a volver a la normalidad.
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The snow and ice are gone, but for some, damage from broken water pipes remains. Plumbers have been working seemingly nonstop to get things back to normal.
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KUT habló con Brad Casebier, CEO de Radiant Plumbing and Air Conditioning, sobre el impacto de las heladas temperaturas de esta semana en la plomería de nuestras casas y qué hacer cuando hay una filtración.
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KUT spoke with Brad Casebier, CEO of Radiant Plumbing and Air Conditioning, about the impact of this week's freeze on our plumbing and what to do when there's a leak.
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The driving spirit behind the honkey-tonk bar on South Lamar died last weekend. The dance hall’s future is uncertain, but not because of his death or proposed development. Because of COVID-19.
