Daranesha Herron is a journalist for KVUE-TV, focusing on local news in Austin, Texas. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, social issues, and local politics. With a passion for storytelling, Daranesha strives to bring important stories to the forefront and give a voice to the people of Austin.
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Daranesha Herron's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Austin, Texas. She often reports on legal issues, education, and real estate. Her articles frequently cover government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships, crime, and politics.
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By: John Diaz, Daranesha Herron Kvue
UT plans to lay off dozens of employees who previously held DEI-related positions.
By: Daranesha Herron Kvue
AUSTIN, Texas — Now that the total solar eclipse is over, Austin city leaders are asking you to properly dispose of your solar eclipse glasses if you are not going to keep them.
Eclipse glasses don't expire just because the eclipse is over. Photo by Adam Smith on Unsplash
By: Daranesha Herron Kvue
Numerous residents spoke against moving forward with the change so soon.
By: Daranesha Herron
Multiple city departments are working together to get the unhoused out of vacant properties and into a comfortable place as they see an uptick in safety hazards.
By: Daranesha Herron
Hundreds of lawsuits have already been filed, and experts predict thousands of pools are impacted.
By: Daranesha Herron, Britny Eubank
The Hays CISD school board on Monday approved a plan to get all of the district's buses outfitted with seat belts as soon as possible.
By: Daranesha Herron
The plan would not legalize marijuana at the federal level, but it would reclassify it from a Schedule I drug.
By: Daranesha Herron
According to UT, 97 million new AI-related jobs are expected globally over the next two years.
By: Daranesha Herron Kvue
"The landscape is changing every year," said Corbin Cornwell, Big Tex Boat Rentals co-owner.
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