Riane Roldan
Hays County ReporterRiane Roldan is the Hays County reporter for KUT. Previously, Riane covered politics, immigration and the environment during internships at The Texas Tribune and the Austin American-Statesman.
Riane graduated from Emerson College with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and grew up in Miami, where she attended Miami Dade College. Born to Cuban and Chilean families, she speaks Spanish and is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Riane is also an alumnus of the Chips Quinn Scholars Program for Diversity in Journalism and won the first place award for in-depth reporting from the Florida College Press Association Miami.
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Tras el colapso de un edificio en Florida que dejó a docenas de muertos y desaparecidos, muchos se han puesto a pensar sobre la seguridad de sus propios edificios. Aquí te decimos cómo reportar condiciones inseguras. -
After a condo collapse in Florida left dozens dead and more still missing, people across the country are suddenly thinking a lot more about building safety. Here's how people can report unsafe conditions to the Austin Code Department.
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The lawsuit describes an October incident in which Trump supporters surrounded a Biden-Harris bus on Interstate 35 while it was driving through San Marcos. It accuses police of failing to respond despited repeated calls for help.
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The popular swimming hole in Wimberley is a gauge for the aquifer beneath. Drought and more development threaten the waterflow — and the local economy that depends on it.
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The Round Rock and Hays school districts will not be offering virtual learning next year after state funds fall through.
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The university will not be requiring vaccinations, but it is strongly encouraging everyone who can be vaccinated to do so.
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Los votantes del Condado de Hays deben decidir sobre un paquete de bonos por $238 millones para el distrito escolar, y elegir nuevos miembros para la junta escolar y concejos municipales.
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Voters will decide on a roughly $238 million school bond package, and elect members to several school boards and city councils.
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Denise Trauth said the fall semester will look like it did pre-pandemic. Classroom capacity will increase from 50% to 100%.
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El distrito dijo la semana pasada que tener a los estudiantes de vuelta en las escuelas facilita chequear cómo están mentalmente y académicamente.
