Nina Hernandez is a journalist based in Austin, Texas, specializing in local news and community issues. With a background in reporting for various publications, including The Daily Dot and Austin Monitor, Nina covers a wide range of topics, from city politics and social issues to entertainment and culture. Her work reflects a commitment to providing in-depth and engaging stories that inform and inspire her readers.
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Nina's coverage primarily focuses on local government, human resources & employment, and transportation & logistics in the United States, specifically Texas and Austin. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Nina Hernandez
'Mechanics would take customers' cars to lunch.'
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'$10k from a single mom in this economy?!'
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'This is the “find out” portion of the program' Bystander video shows Texas state troopers slamming a cameraman to the ground during a
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'They don’t last.'
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'Business casual zoom cashier.'
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'We didn't expect someone to come in and go through our stuff.' A Sandals Resorts customer says she and her husband were robbed on their honeymoon in St.
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'How does that even happen?' A Smith's customer discovers something shocking hidden inside a graduation cake. Spoiler alert: It's not edible.
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'You just voided your warranty.'
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'I did that once for like 3 items and the cashier told me to use self checkout next time.'
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'700 to connect something they disconnected.' A mechanic is accusing another car shop of trying to scam his mother after she took her car in for an oil change, and they quoted her an extra $700.
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