Tanvi Varma
KVUE News
Austin, TX, United States
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Round Rock couple claims they were swindled out of thousands by contractor
A warrant has since been issued for the arrest of David House of Pro Surface Inc. → Read More
Austinites concerned I-35 project could worsen mobility for minorities
Advocates worry the expansion plan would make traffic worse, and make it even harder for minorities to get access to the city. → Read More
Texas A&M political science professor breaks down Texas gubernatorial debate
One thing Professor Kirby Goidel said is that there wasn't a clear winner. → Read More
Report shows Black students are disproportionately punished in Texas schools
A plan has been in place at Austin ISD to help address this problem. → Read More
Some are turning to plasma donations to help make ends meet in Austin
CSL Plasma has reported an increase in donors recently. → Read More
A roundabout could cause a shake up of businesses in Dripping Springs
The roundabout would be south of the intersection of Ranch Road 12 and RM 150. → Read More
Austin City Council commits up to $500,000 on food equity in eastern crescent
The goal is to make healthy options affordable and bring them closer to people's homes. → Read More
Families of transgender children continue to be investigated, even after moving out of Texas
"My children were having nightmares, all three of them were having nightmares, that someone was going to come in the home and take them away." → Read More
'More needs to be done' | Families of victims react to former Travis County deputy's guilty plea
Stephen Broderick pleaded guilty to capital murder for killing his ex-wife, adopted daughter and his daughter's boyfriend in northwest Austin last year. → Read More
Co-op housing could be one way to handle Austin's affordability crisis
Experts say interest in cooperative housing in the Austin area is growing. → Read More
Residents of mobile home parks in Austin continue to be displaced
Residents hope the City of Austin could help them purchase the property. → Read More
Blue-collar workers say it's getting harder to live in Austin
Organizers and labor unions gathered at the Texas Capitol on Labor Day, sharing stories and fighting for change. → Read More
Murder suspects sit in Hays County Jail for years at a time
Lamount Harvey has been behind bars for six years with no trial date in sight. His wife says he's innocent and that their kids are suffering without their father. → Read More
Hays County commissioners approve wage increases for corrections, law enforcement officers
Corrections Bureau Captain John Saenz said the County has had to add positions, but it still doesn't have enough corrections officers. → Read More
Hays County commits millions to outsourcing inmates to a private detention center
The County spent about $80,000 on outsourcing inmates last week alone, and $3.7 million this year. → Read More
Central Texas parents share concerns ahead of the upcoming school year
Parents and guardians said they are concerned about school safety, the ongoing teacher shortage and more. → Read More
Psychiatrist breaks down how to monitor your child's mental health
If your child is acting out, there are ways to get them help. → Read More
Wimberley couple shares what it was like to evacuate amid wildfire
The Kaczenski family has lived in the River Mountain Ranch area for more than a decade. → Read More
Central Texas family loses RV in Smoke Rider fire
"I was born and raised on this property. This is everything we've ever had." → Read More
Austin ISD's new police chief shares how the district will protect students
The district will continue to use an app called Gaggle to monitor social media accounts for warning signs. → Read More