Matt Largey
Projects EditorMatt Largey is the Projects Editor at KUT. He previously worked at WBUR in Boston. His work has appeared on many national radio shows. He's won numerous awards for his reporting, including a national Edward R. Murrow award in 2013. He’s originally from Maine, but has lived in Austin since 2006. While it might sound hard to believe, he thinks Maine and Texas are remarkably similar.
You can email him at matt@kut.org.
-
Ha pasado un año y medio desde el apagón en Texas que dejó cientos de muertos y millones de personas a oscuras y con frío. Veamos cada punto de fallo en el apagón de 2021 para ver qué ha cambiado. -
While there have been improvements to the grid over the past year and a half, some of the root causes of the blackout are still unaddressed.
-
Join us for a night of all-new stories based on your questions, told live on stage.
-
In some ways, it seems like the Texas power grid is having more problems than ever. We'll explore what's changed since the big blackout in February 2021 in the new season of our award-winning podcast.
-
El Consejo de Fiabilidad Eléctrica de Texas pide a los ciudadanos que conserven la energía desde las 2 p.m hasta las 8 p.m. de hoy, en medio de una abrasadora ola de calor. ERCOT proyecta una escasez de reservas de energía "sin soluciones de mercado disponibles", según un aviso de operaciones en su sitio web.
-
ERCOT warned that extreme heat and low wind power output could strain the grid Monday afternoon.
-
Aunque no hayas votado en las primarias de marzo, puedes votar en la segunda vuelta, y tu voto podría tener un mayor impacto.
-
Even if you didn't vote in the March primary, you can still vote in the runoff — and your vote might have a bigger impact.
-
Laura Young thought she had gotten a deal. She then grew attached to the marble bust while she tried to figure out how to return it.
-
The U.S. Supreme Court, on a vote of 6-3, has upheld the City of Austin restrictions on billboards and other signs.
