Adela Uchida is an anchor and reporter for KEYE-TV in Austin, Texas, as well as WOAI-TV News 4. With a focus on local news, Adela covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, community events, and breaking news. Her work has also been featured on WNYO-TV.
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The rollout of a new application for federal financial aid is turning out to be chaotic as the form--- which was supposed to be easier--- is plagued with proble
By: Adela Uchida
The latest test of law governing abortion in the United States is in front of the US Supreme Court. At the center of the case is the Emergency Medical Treatment
Texas PUC approved grants for power companies expanding plants by 100+ MW from 2022-2029 to boost state's power supply and grid reliability.
By: Adela Uchida
The Travis County Attorney's Office continues to review multiple cases against protesters arrested at the University of Texas at Austin on Monday, although they
By: Adela Uchida
The rising tensions on college campuses are taking a toll on Jewish students – many of whom feel they are being targeted by the protests across the country.
Pro-Palestine supporters came together again today on the University of Texas at Austin campus, for a third planned gathering this week.Monday’s rally resulted
By: Adela Uchida
A trip to Austin will not be soon forgotten by a Ugandan mom, who brought her toddler son here about a month ago, for lifesaving medical treatment. It was all t
The Austin ISD Board of Trustees is expected to take up the budget Thursday evening for the coming school year – with what a district spokeswoman Cristina Nguye
By: Adela Uchida
A University of Texas at Austin lecturer, Richard Hayden has lost his job, on the heels of his arrest at a pro-Palestine protest on the UT campus. More than one hundred people were arrested in two different protests before school was done for the year.
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