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KUT News Now

KUT & KUTX Studios

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KUT News Now is a fast and easy way to get local news for Austin and Central Texas delivered to your favorite podcast app. Every weekday, you’ll get morning and afternoon news updates along with in-depth stories from KUT and our reporting partners.
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Bauerfeind + Kuttner

Katrin Bauerfeind, Sarah Kuttner

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Katrin Bauerfeind und Sarah Kuttner kennen sich seit ihren medialen Anfängen. Die Moderatorinnen sind etablierte (Business)Frauen und Wortakrobatinnen, die mit beiden Beinen – egal ob in Gummistiefeln oder Stilettos – fest im (Medien)Leben stehen. Obwohl man Konkurrenz vermuten könnte, konnten sich die beiden auf Anhieb leiden und nehmen sich in unregelmäßigen Abständen vor, endlich regelmäßiger zu telefonieren – klar, wie alle in der Branche. Jetzt machen sie’s endlich, wirklich. Beide habe ...
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Bî Kut-La̍t微骨力

Bî Kut-La̍t微骨力

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我們是來自不同背景但都一樣關心政治議題的年輕朋友,希望跟聽眾一起拉進和政治的距離。透過雙週更新、緊貼時事脈動的地下電台,讓我們在日常生活中,一起輕鬆談政治,隨手聊時事。 Powered by Firstory Hosting
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The Kutter Callaway podcast is an ongoing conversation with artists, writers, thought leaders, and experts exploring the various ways in which culture and faith (or the lack thereof) inform and give rise to one another.
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In my podcast ur going to hear about so many narrative stories in short forms... Which describes life, love, family, friends and everything... I hope u all love my kutty story... If u want to share ur opinion u can mail Or msg us in instagram https://instagram.com/kutty_story_?igshid=1rid25012n5ua kuttystory.podcast@gmail.com
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Noks & Kutten

Noks und Kutten

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Zwei Jungs, beide Anfang 20, mitten in der Orientierungslosigkeit des Erwachsensein. Hört zu wie wir Themen besprechen, die die Menscheit wirklich bewegen und kommt mit auf eine Reise in die tiefsten Abgründe unserer Vorstellungskraft.
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Kutika! is a new literary podcast featuring modern African short stories written by aerospace engineer and award winning author of A Casualty of Power, Mukuka Chipanta. The stories tackle topical issues facing Africa today - love, life, religion, gender and more. Please subscribe and leave a rating
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Kutty Story with Prithivi - This podcast presents you short motivational stories in Tamil which helps you realise your best values and introspect yourself. Kutty Story with Prithivi - இந்த போட்காஸ்ட் தமிழில் சிறு ஊக்கக் கதைகளை உங்களுக்கு வழங்குகிறது, இது உங்கள் சிறந்த மதிப்புகளை உணரவும் உங்களை நீங்களே ஆராயவும் உதவுகிறது. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kuttystory_prithivi/
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N Da Kut

BWill42 & Gabe

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To make a positive change, help our Youth realize it is more to life then being average, but to be themselves. We hope you brothers and sisters support us and our show. We are two positive young black males trying to be heard, and as well as delivering messages that are relatable, planting a seeds and for us as a Youth to grow and come together. Please comment and share, to contact us you can email us at gwinnfield19@gmail.com. Brendenw1994@gmail.com
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Welcome to the Free Email List Building Course podcast, I’m your host and new professor, Jenna Kutcher. I’m a digital marketing expert, the host of The Goal Digger Podcast, Queen of Simplification, and a girl who believes that growing an email list is the #1 method to drive profits for your business… without even breaking a sweat. I didn’t always have a list, in fact, just a few years ago I was in your shoes -- no strategy, no thriving list, and nowhere to go but up! Now? I am lucky enough t ...
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Chigan-kutsu Kyo-On Dokuro Roland Jaeckel is the Abbot of the Zen Studies Society in New York and of Charles River Zen, a Rinzai Zen community practicing in the greater Boston area. Chigan Rōshi received inka shomei, Dharma Transmission, in the Japanese Rinzai Zen Hakuin lineage by Shinge-shitsu Roko Sherry Chayat Roshi. He also received Temple Dharma Transmission from Denkyo-shitsu Kyozan Joshu Sasaki Roshi at Rinzai-ji, in Los Angeles.
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Rock in a Hard Place with James and Jon Micah of Kutless. This is a behind-the-scenes look at their lives, challenges, struggles, and stories from over 20 years of touring together in a band. Balancing lighthearted and hilarious stories from the road, vulnerable and personal stories from their lives, and conversations about their challenges within Christian culture, this podcast is sure to both challenge and entertain.
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Storytelling which is one of the oldest, most powerful forms of teaching.It offers another great way for children to enjoy stories. In fact, it offers many excellent benefits for preschoolers and school age children.It Improves Language Skills, boost's Memory, develops Creative Thinking and Imagination and Enhances Cultural Understanding. Story telling also offers many other benefits, such as Increasing enthusiasm for reading and moral values .Listening to a story instead of watching a video ...
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Krafty Kuts, real name Martin Reeves, is the multi-award winning DJ/producer and the undisputed King of breaks. From humble beginnings, Krafty has an enviable career which boasts accolades ranging from eight times Breakspoll Winner, Best International DJ and Best Single of the Year by DJ Mag. He’s played alongside everyone from The Prodigy to Fatboy Slim and even the Rolling Stones. Brighton based Krafty Kuts developed his passion for DJ'ing in the late 1980's after winning a DJ competition ...
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Kuttners Sprechfunk

radioeins (rbb)

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Live und zum Mitmachen im Videostream: jeden Mittwoch live ab 21 Uhr auf radioeins.de! Und zum Nachhören als Podcast dann immer am Donnerstagmorgen. Anrufen und dabei sein, mittwochs ab 21 Uhr unter: 0331 – 70 99 110. "Sprechfunk" heißt die Radioshow, die Dr. Jürgen Kuttner bereits in den 90er Jahren in Berlin und Brandenburg berühmt gemacht hat. Ein Telefon und eine Kiste voll mainstreamferner Tonträger genügen, um gemeinsam mit den Hörer*innen eine Sendung zu kreieren, die zu dem Abseitigs ...
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For centuries tales were told to convey stories from past and beyond, fiction and non-fiction alike. Each tale had a story to tell - few recounting history, some folklore stories and many more of them with messages for life eternity.I grew up listening to these wonderful tales from my grandma (whom we lovingly called Jayamma) who always had an interesting tale to share with us. These tales have grown to be a part of me and I constantly find ways to retell and share these tales with the next ...
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Central Texas top stories for July 26, 2024. Police, fire and EMS make up a majority of the City of Austin’s proposed budget. Affordable housing in East Austin will feature solar powered homes. West Nile virus is cropping up again in the Austin area. The Texas Historical Commission has voted to designate UT’s School of Social Work a State Antiquiti…
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Central Texas top stories for July 26, 2024. Central Health hopes to hire a few hundred more staff in the 2024-2025 fiscal year. Biden’s visit to Austin might cause traffic delays, plan accordingly. The Village at Western Oaks is getting 21 Little Free Libraries installed thanks to a city program. Austin FC will play against Mexican club Pumas at Q…
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Central Texas top stories for July 25, 2024. Budget discussions are underway at Austin City Hall. Dell Seton Medical Center is celebrating the opening of an expanded unit to treat neurological conditions. Lake Travis has been benefiting from this week’s rain. The impact of recent rain on the local drought picture. The post KUT Afternoon Newscast fo…
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Central Texas top stories for July 25, 2024. This week’s rain is helping fill Lake Travis. Capital Metro is launching a new Pickup Zone in northeast Austin. Hays County officials are reporting the first human case of West Nile virus. Lake Travis ISD won’t allow the use of cellphones for Pre-K through eighth grade students. The Oakwood Cemetery Chap…
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So, letzte Stunde vor der Sommerpause. Da geht’s natürlich nochmal um alles. Vor allem um die Frage, fährt man weg oder lässt man es lieber sein? Erstaunlich viele Gründe sprechen neuerdings wieder für das gute, alte Balkonien, statt Massentourismus auf Malle, Teneriffa oder vor der Mona Lisa. Der Trend geht zum Bildband, sagen wir, und wir müssen …
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Central Texas top stories for July 24, 2024. How this week’s rain affects Austin’s water supply. Austin’s City Council is looking into capacity issues at the Austin Animal Center at today’s budget meeting. A Hays County Judge has dismissed a lawsuit Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed against the City of San Marcos over its ordinance decriminal…
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Central Texas top stories for July 24, 2024. Austin has two finalists for the city’s next police chief, hear what they say about how they would tackle the job. President Joe Biden has rescheduled his trip to Austin next Monday. The bowling alley Highland Lanes will stay open for another 17 months. Capital Metro is donating single-day bus passes to …
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Central Texas top stories for July 23, 2024. The two finalists in the running to be the next Austin Police Chief are meeting with the public in Austin today. Booster guidance for the summer surge of COVID-19. Del Valle ISD is looking for a new superintendent and accepting applications for about another month. The Austin school board is considering …
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Central Texas top stories for July 23, 2024. Today Austinites will get to meet the two finalists in the running to be Austin’s next police chief. Travis County Commissioners are about to put two new members on a board that manages affordable housing in the area. Capital Metro will continue to do business with the company that provides on-demand tra…
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Central Texas top stories for July 22, 2024. Austin is close to getting a new police chief. Williamson County will continue to provide emergency financial support to its veterans and their families thanks to a grant from the Texas Veterans Commission. The federal government is sending $48 million to the Austin area to get people out of their cars. …
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Central Texas top stories for July 22, 2024: Austin Democrats praise President Joe Biden’s decision to drop his 2024 presidential re-election bid. It’s budget season in the city of Austin. And the Downtown Austin Alliance is working to address safety concerns as the Austin Police Department faces an ongoing staffing shortage The post KUT Morning Ne…
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Central Texas top stories for July 19, 2024. A global tech outage caused by Austin-based cyber security firm CrowdStrike caused delays today at some city and county offices. The impact of the tech outage on local hospital systems. Reactions to disruptions at ABIA. A person in Williamson County has tested positive West Nile virus. The post KUT After…
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Central Texas top stories for July 19, 2024. A global technology outage impacting Microsoft 365 apps and services is hitting locally: travelers are waiting for their flights at the ABIA. Some residents are expressing concerns about Williamson County’s plans to build a new, paved trail that would connect Leander and Round Rock. A nonprofit is helpin…
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Central Texas top stories for July 18, 2024. Rent prices in the Austin area continue to fall. Local officials are drawing up Austin’s first ever “comprehensive food plan.” The Austin City Council is taking more time to consider a bond package that would address climate change in the community. The expansion of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport…
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Central Texas top stories for July 18, 2024. Home prices in Austin are down compared to last year. A federal court in Texas dismissed a lawsuit challenging the admissions process at U-T Austin. A new national study ranks Texas 50th for women’s health outcomes. Austin area school districts are heading into the next school year with a budget deficit.…
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Wir nennen den Podcast um! In „Noch nicht ganz fertig gedachte, aber ziemlich gute Ideen, mit Bauerfeind und Kuttner“. Denn es hört nicht auf mit den guten Ideen. Wir sprechen über professionelles Backpfeifen-Geben, und haben dazu eine tolle Idee, dann sprechen wir wie zwei richtige Verschwörungstheoretikerinnen über das Mysterium KFZ-Werkstätte, u…
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Central Texas top stories for July 17, 2024. “X”, formerly known as Twitter, will relocate its headquarters to Austin. Austin travelers flying Allegiant will have fewer options in January. Leander I-S-D officials say the district has plans to build a new vocational education center in Cedar Park. The city of Austin has named two finalists in the se…
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Central Texas top stories for July 16, 2024. How Austin’s mayoral candidates stack up in terms of fundraising. Travis County’s Emergency Services Districts are getting $5 million for new radios and other communication equipment. Austin Energy has backed away from a plan to look at selling part of its utility to a private entity. The city of Austin …
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Anna Beard fell in love with swords when she saw ‘Return of the Jedi’ as a child. But it was only a few years ago that she finally learned the sport of sword fighting. Now she finds her joy in swords, sword fighting, and teaching others how to sword fight. The full transcript of this episode of KUT News Now is available on the KUT & KUTX Studio web…
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Central Texas top stories for July 16, 2024. Austinites can weigh into the city’s proposed budget for next year, here’s how. The Austin Police Department is trying to fill officer vacancies with its upcoming cadet class. A judge from the Austin area is training officials in Peru on the ins and outs of the American criminal justice system. Austin FC…
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Central Texas top stories for July 15, 2024. APD’s more hands-on approach to recruiting. Austin’s Fire Department will provide a free wildfire risk evaluation of the outside of your home and property. The Austin Public Library is looking to beef up security across its 20 branches. A new APD substation is coming to Northwest Austin. The City of Kyle…
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Central Texas top stories for July 15, 2024. President Biden’s visit to Austin was postponed after the shooting at Trump’s rally. Eyewitness accounts from Saturday’s shooting came in through the weekend. A Dallas-area retailer made waves this week when it installed a kiosk to sell ammunition in a Hill Country grocery store. Austin could adopt anoth…
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Central Texas top stories for July 12, 2024. The Austin City Council could adopt another record-breaking budget for 2025. APD substation plans for Williamson County. Skillpoint Alliance nonprofit is looking to address the region’s shortage of skilled manufacturing workers. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is gearing up to spend 45-million dol…
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Central Texas top stories for July 12, 2024. The City of Austin’s proposed budget is out today, priorities include a long-term contract with the local police union. A local theater company and ACC’s Drama Department are launching a new festival to highlight children’s work. President Jose Biden’s visit may cause traffic delays on Monday. The post K…
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Central Texas top stories for July 11, 2024. What is behind the recent cooler temperatures. Austin Public Health is warning about the potential spread of the mosquito-borne illness dengue fever in Travis County. Hurricane Beryl’s impact on wildlife. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice says it plans to re-open the Bartlett prison unit in Willia…
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Central Texas top stories for July 11, 2024. Steiner Ranch finished a second evacuation route in case of an emergency. Activists in Bastrop are joining other Texas cities to try to decriminalize low-level marijuana possession. Cedar Park officials are looking at changing the city’s housing and subdivision regulations. More Longhorns than ever are p…
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Central Texas top stories for July 10, 2024. Austin ISD is one step closer to building housing on one of its properties. A lawsuit to remove Travis County’s district attorney is likely to be thrown out. Federal and state officials feud over Hurricane Beryl. Seven people graduated this week from the Hays County Pretrial Diversion Program. Austin Pub…
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Morgi & Mahlzeit! Ja, so geht‘s schon los. Und damit raus aus dem Sommerloch, denn dieses Jahr gibt‘s weder Themenflaute noch gutes Wetter. Deswegen kommen wir auch gleich mal zum real shit, wie junge Leute sagen würden, nämlich Darmspiegelung. Und wer hätte angenommen, dass man sich mal über Innenorgankomplimente von Ärzt*innen freut. Sowas wie: w…
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Central Texas top stories for July 10, 2024. Officials are advising people and pets to avoid all contact with algae in the Highland Lakes. How come hurricanes rarely make it to Central Texas? The LCRA is expanding its rebate program for water conservation projects. The post KUT Morning Newscast for July 10, 2024 appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios…
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Central Texas top stories for July 9, 2024. Austin will spend more than $1 billion dollars to expand one of the city’s wastewater treatment plants. The fate of a historic building on UT’s campus will be decided later this month. Austin’s experience with Hurricane Beryl. Criminal justice advocates are continuing their call for Travis County to provi…
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Central Texas top stories for July 9, 2024. In Austin, rental properties are not required to have air conditioning, but that might change. The Texas Music Museum is looking for help with storage and funding. The City of Kyle launched a survey to know its residents’ input on next year’s budget. Georgetown’s population is growing, so is its demand fo…
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Central Texas top stories for July 8, 2024. Austin Water could be expanding the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. 94 cats and dogs were transported from the Gulf Coast Humane Society in Corpus Christi to the Austin Humane Society shelter in preparation for Hurricane Beryl. President Joe Biden will be in Austin next week to deliver a speech f…
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Central Texas top stories for July 8, 2024. Austin is now out of Hurricane Beryl’s path. Round Rock police made a third arrest related to the City’s Juneteenth celebration shooting that left two dead and 14 injured. The Austin City Council is set to kick off budget deliberations this week. President Joe Biden will visit Austin next week. The post K…
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Central Texas top stories for July 5, 2024. Austin plans to have a labor contract with Austin Police by the end of the summer. Austin Community College is dedicating nearly 13 million dollars to helping current students get across the finish line. Austin Energy projects could impact traffic on South Lamar. Hurricane Beryl’s impact on Austin’s weath…
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Central Texas top stories for July 5, 2024. Construction is about to begin on a new Capital Metro Park and Ride in Southeast Austin. Workers are without protection from heat exhaustion in Austin, but change may be on the way. The Austin City Council will get its first look at the draft budget for next fiscal year. The post KUT Morning Newscast for …
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Sarah macht jetzt Sport! Also sowas in der Art. Sie bewegt sich ein bisschen. Nach Anleitung. Aber alles ist besser als nichts, sagt Katrin, denn Sitzen tötet! Außer man sitzt auf einem Rennrad, dann ist es wieder Sport. Die Tour de France hat angefangen, was Katrin jauchzen und frohlocken lässt, obwohl sie Radfahren privat verachtet, schlägt ihr H…
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Central Texas top stories for July 3, 2024. Austin needs more time and public input before the city calls for a bond package to address climate goals. The Biden Administration is pushing to roll out a national standard to prevent heat-related illness for outdoor workers. San Marcos’ ban is not working. The Texas State Board of Education is still co…
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Central Texas top stories for July 3, 2024. Triple digit heat is here, but temperatures this June were below-average. Advocates are urging Texas education officials to take steps to make a Native American studies course available to more students statewide. “We Are Blood” is trying to increase blood donations over the summer. There’s a watercraft b…
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Central Texas top stories for July 2, 2024. Congressman Lloyd Doggett is calling on President Biden to step aside as the Democratic nominee for president. The Austin Community College Board of Trustees has signed off on a 4-point-5 percent across-the-board raise for employees. The Austin Animal Center is pausing animal intake to help ease overcrowd…
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The sport of curling requires something that’s not easy to find in Texas: a very large sheet of ice. Nevertheless, curling is becoming more popular in the Lone Star State. For Dave Danenfelzer, a Wisconsinite by birth but a Texan for the past few decades, curling is a lifelong passion and a family tradition. The full transcript of this episode of K…
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Central Texas top stories for July 2, 2024. COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Austin. ACC Board of Trustees approved a new budget, it includes a 4.5% raise for all employees. The Austin Animal Center will temporarily close intakes until they have enough space for more animals. Saharan dust is back, here’s what you need to know. The post KUT Morning…
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Central Texas top stories for July 1, 2024. Saharan dust is causing haziness in the sky. Water restrictions remain despite improving lake levels. Reclaiming your abandoned money. People living in the Austin area could see an increase on their gas bills starting next week. APD is making some progress with hiring more officers. TxDOT is asking the pu…
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Central Texas top stories for July 1, 2024. Construction starts today on a wishbone bridge that will connect the hike-and-bike trail around Lady Bird Lake. CapMetro’s bike sharing program will be temporarily out of service starting today, new bikes are on their way. The City of Austin will have to make decisions on which programs it will fund to ma…
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Central Texas top stories for June 28, 2024. More heat advisories today and tomorrow. Austin ban on public camping effectively upheld by U.S. Supreme Court. Fentanyl danger remains. Texas a big contributor to U.S. GDP. Free wedding ceremonies for Travis County’s Marriage Equality Week. UT celebrates joining the SEC. The post KUT Afternoon Newscast …
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