Melia Masumoto is a News Reporter at CultureMap. She covers a range of topics including Consumer Health, Mental Health, Real Estate Development, and Pets, often highlighting the intersection of these areas in her reporting. Melia's work has been featured in CultureMap, KENS 5, KVUE MEDIA, and KHOU 11.
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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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By: Melia Masumoto
Throughout December, the Downtown Austin Alliance will be paying for 50% of Uber rides, up to $40, within a 30-mile radius of downtown to help local businesses.
By: Melia Masumoto
Since the start of the school year, AISD said autonomous vehicles have passed school buses with their flashing red lights and stop arms extended 19 times.
By: Melia Masumoto
On Tuesday, San Marcos City Council members decided to not renew the contract with Flock Safety for license plate reader cameras after concerns from the community.
A new five-year strategic plan from San Marcos PD lays out key priorities for the department, including safety, staffing and connecting with the community.
Del Valle ISD is one of 65 recipients of the Mental Health Service Professional Demonstration Grant Program to recruit more mental health providers to local schools.
Through a new 12-week program, Austin shelter dogs will live one-on-one with a veteran inmate in the Travis County State Jail.
More than 50 local businesses sent a letter to city council members urging them to include bike lanes in their Sixth Street revamp project.
With the most number of applicants this year, ATCEMS is increasing its academy size to allow up to 40 cadets, and it plans to increase with every new academy.
After more than a year in the courts, the city of Bee Cave has agreed to a new settlement for an aerospace technology company to purchase the warehouse property.
The Austin Historic Landmark Commission approved the permit to demolish the 1940s-era building on Congress Avenue.
