cedar fever

KUT Morning Newscast for December 11, 2024

Central Texas top stories for December 11, 2024. A federal judge ruled Infowars won’t be sold to The Onion after all. AISD is taking feedback on its plan to cut tens of millions of dollars in spending over the next three years, they’re not the only Texas district operating under a budget deficit. The City of Austin is working to educate residents on how to prepare for severe weather. Here’s what you need to know about Cedar Fever.  

Everything you need to know about cedar fever

Arguments are set for today in a challenge to Texas’ near-total abortion ban. Eleanor Klibanoff of the Texas Tribune with more about a major abortion case before the state Supreme Court.

A securities case before the U.S. Supreme Court could destroy the U.S. government, according to some critics. We’ll try to sort the hyperbole from the facts.

A Texas-based international relations expert weighs in with more on the extended ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

They call it cedar fever season – only there’s no fever, and for some, the suffering lasts more than a season. Top tips for dealing with a Texas scourge.

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for January 04, 2023

Central Texas top stories for January 04, 2023. Cedar fever season. San Marcos Police petition. Section 8 vouchers. New late set-out fees. Lady Bird Lake lowering. FAFSA help available. Texas Women’s Basketball. 

KUT Morning Newscast for December 2, 2022

Central Texas top stories for December 2, 2022. Cedar Fever. Fall foliage. Austin ISD new board members. Austin ISD superintendent search begins. Leander ISD new board members. San Marcos space heaters. UT Volleyball.

Bless You

It’s the season for sneezin’ — and that was the inspiration for this Typewriter Rodeo poem.

Still. SNEEZING

For many folks around Texas, allergies are a year-round problem. This Typewriter Rodeo poem is for them.

Cedar Fever

We knew it was coming. The endless waves of pollen, the sleepless nights, wasted days. We call it cedar fever even though it’s really the juniper’s fault. No matter what you name it, it’ll stop you in your tracks. Can you pass the tissues?