Jenni Lee is an anchor and investigative reporter for KVUE MEDIA and KHOU 11, focusing on local news in Austin, Texas. With a passion for investigative journalism, Jenni covers a range of topics including labor shortages, mental health, legal issues, environmental projects, and weather patterns that impact the local community.
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Leaders in small towns like Lago Vista say the rate hike would place a burden on their smaller cities.
By: Jenni Lee
"Fayette County is not a focus at the moment," said Apex Clean Energy. FAYETTE COUNTY, Texas — As the population in Texas grows, so does the need for power.
Also known as Austin's Integrated Water Resource Plan, Water Forward is the city's water plan for the next 100 years.
The agency says population growth rates of existing customers could be higher than expected and future droughts could be worse.
By: Jenni Lee
A judge sentenced Nichole Humes to five years deferred adjudication as part of an already agreed plea deal.
The Austin City Council also adopted revisions to the city's conservation and drought contingency plans.
Pablo Vegas also said he doesn't expect calls for conservation or rolling blackouts.
The American Clean Power Association released new findings on Monday.
By: Jenni Lee
The Travis County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a repo man confiscated the mini excavator Brandon Copley purchased.
By: Britny Eubank
Diane "Betsy" Cornwell worked for Austin ISD for decades but was placed on administrative leave in 2022 after former students made allegations against her.
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