Joseph Leahy | The Texas Newsroom
Joseph Leahy anchors morning newscasts for NPR's statewide public radio collaborative, Texas Newsroom. He began his career in broadcast journalism as a reporter for St. Louis Public Radio in 2011. The following year, he helped launch Delaware's first NPR station, WDDE, as an afternoon newscaster and host. Leahy returned to St. Louis in 2013 to anchor local newscasts during All Things Considered and produce news on local and regional issues. In 2016, he took on a similar role as the local Morning Edition newscaster at KUT in Austin, before moving over to the Texas Newsroom.
Leahy has a master’s degree in journalism from Emerson College and a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Missouri. He grew up migrating almost annually with his parents and four siblings between rural northwest Missouri and the suburbs of Los Angeles.
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Texas’ health care system will see the largest surge in coronavirus patients since the onset of the pandemic, according to UT Austin's COVID-19 Modeling Consortium. -
The U.S. Conference of Mayors is urging the Senate to approve voting rights legislation to override new restrictions imposed by Texas and other Republican-led states.
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Other new laws include transparency for long-term care facilities and trademark protections for restaurants.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports Texas factory activity continued to grow substantially in December.
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U.S. Ted Cruz was back in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, after spending nearly a week in self-quarantine at his Houston home. Though he did not get sick,…
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More street changes are in the works for downtown Austin as construction ramps up on the Capitol Complex Master Plan. On Wednesday, the Austin…
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Austin City Limits is in the middle of taping shows for its 45th season, which will begin airing on PBS stations across the country in October.The…
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Austin’s Historic Landmark Commission has approved using milled steel rods as replacement parts on 12 of the city’s iconic moontowers. The commission OK'd…
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Every weekday, hundreds of thousands of commuters flood Austin-area roads and highways with more traffic than they’re designed to handle. Some commutes…
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On Monday, Julie Brown heard a voice beckoning her to get a piece of pie.She listened, stopping at The Frisco on Burnet Road and ordering a piece of…
