Kate Groetzinger
ReporterKate Groetzinger is a part-time reporter at KUT. She comes to us from Quartz, a digital media publication based in New York City, where she served as an Atlantic Media fellow. Prior to working at Quartz, Kate graduated from Brown University with a bachelor's degree in English. While at Brown, Kate served as an intern at Texas Monthly. Her work has been published online by Texas Monthly, CultureMap Austin, The Atlantic, Quartz, The Gotham Gazette and Paste Magazine, and in print by Rhode Island Monthly. She is happy to be back in her home state reporting on news for her fellow Texans.
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The sight of red bicycles with bulky baskets is familiar to anyone who spends time in downtown Austin. B-cycle, which operates the rentable bikes, has had…
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As farm-to-table food and restaurants have grown in popularity across the country, the idea of locally sourcing food has become especially popular in…
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In 2009, Tea Party protests across the country energized a segment of conservative voters, enabling Republicans to take control of both chambers of…
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Austin City Council approved $200,000 in emergency funding for immigration legal services Thursday, while immigrants and advocates took to the steps of…
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If you've never watched the Texas legislative process before, heading to the Capitol for the first time can be daunting. Connecting with existing groups…
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President Donald Trump is butting heads with the tech industry over his recent actions on immigration. Nearly 100 tech CEOs, including some of the biggest…
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Republican lawmakers in Texas have been inundated with messages over the past few days from constituents both supportive and concerned with President…
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When the Blanton unveils its reinstalled permanent collection in February, a 10-foot-tall, three-dimensional portrait made of 3,840 hair combs is sure to…
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In the days after the presidential election, a group of immigration attorneys in Austin started talking about what they could do to address concerns among…
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In a room at the Austin Congregational Church, Terry Cole talks with 10 young adults. They’ve come to see Cole, but also to eat. When Cole was laid off of…