Andrew Weber
ReporterAndrew Weber is KUT's government accountability reporter, focusing on criminal justice, policing, courts and homelessness in Austin and Travis County. You can email him at aweber@kut.org.
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Gov. Greg Abbott said the symbolic messages and art on roadways present a safety hazard. -
Rich Heyman was arrested after state police accused him of assault and criminal mischief. -
Stoker was one of more than 400 activists on a mission to sail aid to Gaza who were arrested by the Israeli military last week. -
The brutal murder of four teen girls in 1991 shook Austin to its core. Now, families — and the city — can finally move forward. -
Stoker was among roughly 170 people held in an Israeli prison after attempting to sail to Gaza to deliver aid. -
Greg Stoker sailed with the Global Sumud Flotilla, a fleet of more than 40 boats attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. Organizers believe Israeli forces have intercepted all of the boats, save one.
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Greg Stoker is one of dozens of activists attempting to break the Israeli blockade and bring humanitarian aid to Gaza.
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After more than a decade without leads, Austin police say they believe they have identified the man responsible for the yogurt shop murders of 1991 that left four Austin teens dead. -
Following weeks of tension, an "insulting" offer from the city and some social media drama, the city and the union have an agreement. -
The government's rollout of a $100,000 fee tied to the skilled-worker visa program took effect Sunday.
