Melia Masumoto is a news reporter for KVUE MEDIA, focusing on local news in Austin, Texas. With a background in journalism, Melia covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, human interest stories, and breaking news. Her work has also been featured in CultureMap, showcasing her dedication to providing informative and engaging stories to her audience.
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Melia Masumoto's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Austin, Texas. She covers a wide range of topics including government announcements, events, evolving stories, family & relationships, crime, education and entertainment news.
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The proposed bill would connect the major business hubs while hopefully reducing crashes and traffic on I-35.
By: Melia Masumoto
The old Mueller airport has been the home of the city-owned Austin Studios for about 25 years. Some major productions have been filmed there.
By: Melia Masumoto
Christopher Taylor is currently out on bond after defense attorneys immediately appealed his sentence.
The Georgetown Public Library hasn't expanded since it opened in 2007, but since then, the population has more than doubled.
By: Melia Masumoto
The city of Austin says by increasing work by three hours each day, they will be able to finish demolition of the Austin Convention center four months quicker.
Four years after Texas State student Jason Landry disappeared while driving home for winter break, his family is still trying to piece together what happened.
By: Melia Masumoto
Four years after Texas State student Jason Landry disappeared while driving home for winter break, his family is still trying to piece together what happened.
Six months ago, the City of Austin made changes to its micromobility program, which included getting rid of thousands of scooters and lowering speed limits.
Loop 360 was recently listed as one of the 100 most congested roads in Texas, prompting TxDOT to work on making major changes to improve safety and mobility.
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