Hank Cavagnaro
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Austin, TX, United States
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East Link Trail aims to connect East Austin with downtown
While it's been there unofficially for years, over the last 5-6 years, the Austin Parks Foundation has worked with the City and others to create a finished trail. → Read More
We Are Not Broken gives women a platform to share their scar stories, both inside and out
For more than five years, the organization We Are Not Broken has helped turn trauma into triumph for women across the world. → Read More
Affordability issues cause Central Texans to look outside of Austin for housing
Many people are looking to areas outside of Austin for housing as prices skyrocket. While it might be cheaper, areas like Bastrop are also jumping. → Read More
Central Texas man training Ukrainians amid war
Greg Miller has been in Ukraine for several weeks and is planning to return by the 4th of July. → Read More
Produce isn’t the only thing that grows at this Texas farm
Ranch House Recovery and Simple Promise Farms are working to not only help people get sober but also stay sober. → Read More
Party World Rasslin' is back at it after a two-year hiatus
Like much of the entertainment world, Party World Rasslin' had to take a break from in-person events. But now, they're back! → Read More
Less than a year after being hit by a car, a Central Texas man is nearing full recovery
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, so we're looking at one man's recovery after getting hit by a car that almost killed him. → Read More
Dripping Springs earns new designation as the newest Texas Bird City
Texas Parks and Wildlife and Audubon Texas have awarded eight cities with the designation of 'Bird City Texas' over the past three years, including Dripping Springs. → Read More
Central Texas man helps coordinate evacuations of friends from when he lived in Ukraine
Even before the invasion happened, Aaron Pluto was helping people inside of Ukraine. Now after the war started, he's been working on getting people out. → Read More
Austin woman checks in on Ukrainian family as Russia invades her home country
Tonya Levchuck hasn't slept since the invasion started on Wednesday night. → Read More
La Mexicana owner prepares his bakery before closing on Feb. 15
It's been nearly 33 years, but on Feb. 15, Jesús Martinez Becerra is closing his bakery in South Austin. → Read More
KVUE spotlighting local business for Black History Month
For the month of February, we're going to take a look at a few Black-owned restaurants and other businesses in Austin. → Read More
Austin muralist honoring essential women workers with art around the city
Sarah Wilson is honoring health care workers, firefighters, bus drivers, teachers and others through art. → Read More
'It's ridiculous' | Frustration sets in for evacuated Bastrop residents at Terry's Corner
Worry turned to anger for residents who had been forced from their homes and away from loved ones for hours, with some saying the wildfire could have been prevented. → Read More
Austin YouTuber trades a penny into a house, then donates it to local artist
It took nearly a month, but Ryan Trahan started with a penny and traded until he got a house. But the house wasn't for him to keep. → Read More
Austin 8-year-old creates his own 'newspaper' to deliver in his neighborhood
Milo Poteracki has thoughts to share, and launching his own paper was his way of sharing them with his neighbors. → Read More
Flying Armadillo Club introduces new players to disc golf with a unique course
It looks more like putt-putt than anything else, but the Flying Armadillo Disc Golf Club's short course is its best way to introduce people to a growing sport. → Read More
After 14 years, one volunteer for Drive a Senior ATX is hanging up the keys
82-year-old Bill Miller is hanging up the keys one last time. → Read More
New Texas law on tethering dogs takes effect Jan. 18. Here's what you need to know
It's been updated a few times, but here are the newest rules you have to follow with your outdoor dogs. → Read More
'It's disgusting' | Neighbors react to deer shot with arrows in the Great Hill Greenbelt
Game Wardens are still looking for more information on who shot four deer with arrows in the Great Hills Greenbelt. Neighbors are hoping it stops soon. → Read More