Andrew Weber is a Government Accountability Reporter at KUT. He focuses on critical issues such as criminal justice, policing, courts, and homelessness in Austin and Travis County, highlighting the intersection of law and legal affairs within these themes. Andrew's work has been featured in notable outlets including NPR, The Texas Tribune, and The New York Times.
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Andrew Weber's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and crime in Austin and Texas. He has a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to law enforcement issues such as police oversight, police shootings, trials of law enforcement officers, and homelessness.
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By: Andrew Weber
Longtime state Rep. Gina Hinojosa's run for governor opened up the seat that stretches across Central Austin.
Police say 17-year-old Cristian Mondragon and two other teen-aged suspects were responsible for a dozen shootings across Austin.
By: Andrew Weber
Austin backed off using the surveillance technology last year after privacy concerns.
By: Andrew Weber
Neighbors living on the tracts say they hadn’t heard about the plan until this week, while other people reamed City Council for not properly vetting the plan before rushing it to a vote.
By: Andrew Weber
Montserrat Garibay and Kathie Tovo topped the eight-candidate primary in March. Now, voters will decide which Democrat will represent Texas House District 49 in the Capitol.
By: Andrew Weber
After alerts confused tens of thousands of Austinites this month, local emergency management officials said the messages could have been clearer. Police told KUT News they plan to "tidy up and tighten up" their emergency messaging.
By: Andrew Weber
Taylor has previously been involved in two high-profile on-duty shootings of Mauris DeSilva and Mike Ramos.
By: Andrew Weber
Teufel Rockster 2 test: The large party speaker with Bluetooth 5.3, 440 watts of power, replaceable battery, microphone connection and impressive bass in a practical test.
By: Andrew Weber, Neena Satija
Debbie Hiott, former general manager of KUT, was fired as a result of her fallout with UT Austin over the planning of the station's first-ever festival. Records obtained by KUT challenge the university's narrative.
By: Andrew Weber, Kut By
Earlier this week, the University of Texas at Austin fired KUT Public Media's General Manager Debbie Hiott, marking an extraordinary and unprecedented
