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Learning about the candidates on the ballot can be tricky, but it doesn't have to be. Join us for a meet-and-greet with some of the candidates – from County Commissioner to U.S. Congress – at “Party for the People,” a casual meet-and-great happy hour on Thursday, Oct. 6. -
Becky Fogel shares what she’s listening to, reading and loving about Austin currently. Hint: Beyoncé, Bad Bunny, books and burger recommendations ahead.
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Austinites can immerse themselves in never-before-heard stories about the city’s history, food, art, language and more at KUT News’ ATXplained Live performance, which brings stories to life in unexpected ways through props, costumes, video, music and audience engagement. -
Summer Jam 2022, co-produced by KUTX 98.9 and KAZI 88.7, is an outdoor music event featuring Geto Gala, Anastasia Hera & The Heroes, Moody Bank$ and Tribe Mafia, Saturday, Aug. 27, at Austin's Long Center.
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Season two of the award-winning podcast “The Disconnect: Power, Politics and the Texas Blackout” examines the lingering impact of the deadly 2021 winter storm and what has – and has not – been done to fix the state’s power grid.
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Ticket for KUT News’ ATXplained Live performance at the Paramount go on sale August 12.
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Longtime KUT and KUTX radio personality John Aielli died today, July 31, 2022, at age 76.
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Our new podcast, “KUT News Now,” is the quick and effortless way to catch up on local news – whenever you want.
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While our twice-yearly membership drives get the lion’s share of attention, our membership team is hard at work year-round - even during the dog days of summer.
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Terry Foxx joined us in February as KUT’s director of programming and audience. He’s responsible for KUT’s programming and sound (think station IDs at the top of the hour), our podcast strategy (stay tuned for a daily news podcast later this summer) and growing our audience – especially among historically underserved Central Texans.
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KUT and KUTX will be at the Juneteenth Park Festival at Rosewood Park. Stop by our booth between noon and 5 p.m. to share your story ideas, connect with staff, win prizes and learn more about public service.
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A few programming changes are coming your way to not only keep you better informed, but to give our afternoon schedule the agility to be more responsive to breaking news.
