Sam Stark is the Founder and CEO of a local news organization based in Austin, Texas. With a focus on covering stories in the Austin area, Sam has written for various news outlets, including KXAN, Yahoo News, and The Sacramento Bee. His articles cover a range of topics, from local history and cultural events to investigative reporting and breaking news.
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Sam Stark's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related topics in the Austin, Texas area. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
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“I know that there is a higher power at work, and I think that we’re on the road to finally seeing some justice for her homicide.”
With Kyle’s explosive growth, city officials want to ensure its public safety department grows commensurately.
By: Sam Stark
SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) – Amid a spike in auto thefts, the San Marcos City Council approved a grant application for $175,000 to combat auto crimes in the city.
By: Sam Stark
Posted: Updated: AUSTIN (KXAN) – On the night of April 12, Carlos Contreras hugged his daughter, Sienna Rae, kissed her on the forehead and said goodnight.
The city of Kyle is likely to install a dozen new live-view cameras and 20 additional license plate readers to enhance public safety and support law enforcement efforts.
By: Sam Stark
The Hays County Sheriff’s Office said it has observed a “concerning trend” of thieves stealing tires from cars parked in apartment complexes over the last several weeks.
Severals Central Texas school districts have acknowledged a nonspecific school shooting threat circulating across social media platforms on Wednesday and Thursday.
Austin’s Parks and Recreation Department said some repairs that have kept Barton Springs Pool closed have been completed.
A family was involved in a shooting on July 30, resulting in a 15-year-old boy being shot in the neck and hospitalized for nine days.
By: Sam Stark
For the first time in its 125-year history, Texas State University enrolled more than 40,000 students for its fall 2024 semester.
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