Andrew Weber
Andrew Weber is a freelance reporter and associate editor for KUT News. A graduate of St. Edward's University with a degree in English, Andrew has previously interned with The Texas Tribune, The Austin American-Statesman and KOOP Radio.
-
A GOP-backed group says it's collected enough signatures to put a reversal of the city's homeless ordinances on the ballot in November. -
The Texas Office of Court Administration, which manages data for courts across the state, says it was the target of a ransomware attack late last week.
-
Daniel Wrapp is in debt to a llama. He's never met her, but the UT Austin grad student has his fingers crossed that one day he'll be able to personally...
-
With courts largely shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, attorney Steve Brand wasn't working at his usual breakneck clip. Then on Sunday, that...
-
Seventy young adults are being investigated for COVID-19 exposure after taking a chartered plane to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for spring break roughly 10...
-
Gun sales can continue even as cities and counties curb nonessential business in light of COVID-19, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.
-
There they were, close to 30 of them, gathered around the bar, licking their wounds, talking about spreadsheets and orphans.
-
South by Southwest is canceled. Mayor Steve Adler, Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt and public health officials said the concerns surrounding COVID-19...
-
Texas' first case of white-nose syndrome in bats has been confirmed. The fungus that causes the disease was first detected in Texas bats in 2017, but...
-
People arrested for misdemeanors in Travis County will no longer have to pay cash to be released from jail, under an order released Thursday by county...
-
Site For New Homeless Shelter Would Cost At Least $2.5 Million To Redevelop, Take Two Years To BuildAs Austin seeks short-term housing for its homeless population, city staff say one option for an emergency shelter wouldn't come online for at least...
-
Homelessness was a controversial issue in Austin in 2019 – here's a timeline of all the developments – and it's not going away any time soon. With that...
