Maya Fawaz is a General Assignment Reporter for KUT Public Media, focusing on local news in Hays County, Texas. With a passion for community journalism, Maya covers a range of topics including environmental issues, local events, politics, and human-interest stories.
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Maya Fawaz's reporting focuses on local news and issues, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, as well as family & relationships. Her articles cover a range of topics including water conservation, elections, and natural disasters within the Hays County area in Texas.
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By: Maya Fawaz
Investigators surveyed 14 polling places in the county last year and found some didn't meet all the department's accessibility requirements.
Democrat Alex Villalobos faces Republican Anthony Hipolito in the race to become the next Hays County sheriff.
Kyle Mayor Travis Mitchell (second from right) and other city staff participate in the groundbreaking for a new road connecting to FM 1626.
Early voting takes place outside the Hays County Government Center in San Marcos.
A person reads a book on a dock at Sewell Park alongside the San Marcos River. As the river's water flow has dropped, the waterline is becoming visiibly lower.
Four plaintiffs allege that people elected to the Hays County Commissioners Court, which is the governing body of the county, violated the Texas Open Meetings Act when they approved the bond election in August.
By: Maya Fawaz
This year early voting coincides with Halloween, which means you may see a ghoul or goblin exercising their right to vote. You too can dress up if you wish.
By: Patricia Lim
KUT 90.5 | By Luz Moreno-Lozano, Maya Fawaz, Kailey Hunt Published November 4, 2024 at 12:39 PM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
Hays County residents could vote on a new sheriff, a measure to fund road construction and more.
The Republican narrowly beat Democrat Alex Villalobos with 52.69% of the vote.
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