Pamela Comme
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Miami, FL, United States
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Hotels already booked ahead of SXSW, on track to their most successful festival season yet
SXSW is back in town this week, and hotels are already getting full. → Read More
New poll: Austin's tech workers some of the most anxious about layoffs
The city of Austin landed No. 4 in the SmartAsset's "layoff anxiety" measure. → Read More
New Texas bill seeks to ban college polling locations
If polling locations are banned from college campuses, some students say they will struggle to vote. → Read More
'All 24 of them' | Leander family loses all their pets after a fire ravages their home
The home was engulfed in flames after the family turned on their propane heater trying to stay warm during the winter storm. → Read More
Farmers learning to adapt as we continue to see extreme weather events in Central Texas
High tunnels and caterpillar tunnels are now being used to protect crops from the cold and frost. → Read More
$22.9 million grant will focus on making streets safer for underserved Austin areas
At least half of project funding will be allocated to underfunded Austin communities. → Read More
Local landscaping business booked for the next 6 months following winter storm
The owner of Cathey's Tree Service said they're prioritizing homes that if not cleared could damage the homes and people's health. → Read More
Food distribution event held Saturday to help people impacted by winter storm
Without power, food spoils. People also have to deal with home repair costs and low wages due to business closures. Many Austinites are struggling to make ends meet. → Read More
Cancer-related death rates trending down in Texas
Despite Texas having the highest rate of uninsured men and women, cancer-related death rates are decreasing. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott joins Texas Rally of Life at the State Capitol
Hundreds of abortion opponents gathered at the Texas State Capitol on Saturday for the Rally of Life. It's the first since Roe v. Wade was overturned June 2022. → Read More
Staff shortages cause backlog in Austin's community cats program
Community Cats is a program where stray or feral cats are trapped, neutered and placed back where they were found. → Read More
How nationwide tech layoffs will impact Austin
While Austin's economy is healthy, experts say layoffs could impact expansion in Central Texas. → Read More
String of burglaries in South Austin leaves neighbors concerned
One neighbor said over a dozen cars were broken into. It's been almost a week since the burglaries, and he's still waiting for police to call about his case. → Read More
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians helping hundreds more musicians get health care
In partnership with Central Health, HAAM is providing health care to 500 more musicians. The deadline is Jan. 15. → Read More
Break-in at Austin church leaves its leaders frustrated with police response
Hope Lutheran Church leaders say replacements and repairs will cost thousands of dollars, but they can't move forward without the help of APD. → Read More
Knowing how to perform hands-on CPR can save a life
Since Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin received CPR after going into cardiac arrest on Jan. 2, many have been eager to learn about the life-saving measure. → Read More
3,300 wreaths laid at Texas State Cemetery for Wreaths Across America Day
Gov. Greg Abbott participated in the ceremony and honored an 11-year-old boy who helped raise $65,000 for the organization. → Read More
Deep Eddy Pool feeling the impacts of Texas drought
Deep Eddy is a spring-fed pool. Every day, staff drains the pool and refills it by morning, but because of current drought conditions it's taking longer to fill. → Read More
Kyle residents weigh in on development of new comprehensive plan
The City is re-writing its comprehensive plan. It has doubled in population size in the last decade and with this plan, the City will know how to adjust. → Read More
Triple-demic: Flu, RSV, COVID-19 cases on the rise in Austin
Respiratory illnesses are on the rise in Central Texas, and common medications to treat the flu are low in stock. → Read More