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Every weekday, Austin Signal is the go-to place for the news of the day. Hosted by Jerry Quijano, the show covers news, music, sports, culture, and more from around Central Texas. KUT reporters break down stories from their beats, update you on breaking news, and more. Listeners will hear familiar voices from across KUTX, Texas Standard, and KUT/KUTX podcasts covering interesting stories and topics important to the Austin area.
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Lots of things in Texas could be changing with Democrats soon controlling the House and Governor’s Office. That could include legislation focused on the state’s strict abortion ban. We’ll go over the resistance it might meet in the Capitol. The Austin Independent School District is ceasing cooperation with a state investigation focused on its spending. We’ll have an […]
Austin is changing the way police officers interact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. It’s not the only city preparing to change cooperation tactics. Shane James has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after a 2023 shooting spree that left six people dead in Austin and San Antonio. Republican state […]
It’s the first day for bills to be filed in anticipation of the 90th Texas legislative session. Democrats will soon control the Texas House and the governor’s office, but it doesn’t mean an easy path toward sweeping legislative changes. What one expert is keeping his eyes on. Firefighters are one group of first responders that […]
Austin state Rep. Gina Hinojosa is set to become the first Latina governor of Texas at the start of next year. She’s cut her political teeth in the state’s capital city, but her upbringing in the Rio Grande Valley has shaped the approach she employed during her campaign for the governorship. One facet of Hinojosa’s […]
Texas Democrats made historic wins for statewide office, including governor and lieutenant governor, and will soon have a majority in the Texas House of Representatives. But Republicans will still control the state Senate when the Legislature convenes in January. So what’s actually going to be possible in the next session? Groups providing social services to […]
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