Rhonda Fanning
Producer, The Texas StandardRhonda joined KUT in late 2013 as producer for the station's new daily news program, Texas Standard. Rhonda will forever be known as the answer to the trivia question, “Who was the first full-time hire for The Texas Standard?” She’s an Iowa native who got her start in public radio at WFSU in Tallahassee, while getting her Master's Degree in Library Science at Florida State University. Prior to joining KUT and The Texas Standard, Rhonda was a producer for Wisconsin Public Radio.
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“If that’s a stump, it’s the weirdest stump I’ve ever seen.” -
The team has a new coach and retooled roster heading into April’s draft. -
“Austin has a built-in sports fan base for women’s basketball. That’s what differentiates it from the other applicants looking to bring teams to their cities.” -
A conversation with the artist and savant of Texas music lore will be part of the San Antonio museum’s “Voices of the West: Living Legends." -
In wake of Trump assassination attempt, presidential historian says candidates have a “responsibility to tone down the language.” -
The structure would crisscross the state to bring natural gas to a point off Mexico’s Baja California coast. -
KERA News and the Fort Worth Report have been investigating departments’ car chase policies. -
Even within their own parties, Republican and Democratic candidates are often divided by ideology. -
The Fifth Circuit will still hear oral arguments in the case early next month. -
The same bottles were available in different stores, indicating a “more systematic effort to counterfeit these substances,” says investigative reporter Keri Blakinger.
