Julia Reihs
Multimedia ProducerIn addition to covering daily news as a photographer and videographer, Julia produces documentary projects and features for KUT and KUTX on topics ranging from to in the Austin music scene. Projects include: ,, and . She also contributes to the KUT and KUTX podcast, , covering the coronavirus pandemic's impact on Austin musicians.
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The management company sent residents a letter Monday, saying the main underground gas line needs to be replaced. Residents and activists want to know why the problem took so long to address. -
AISD parent Sarah McKenna, a single mother, had to decide what was best for her children: sending them to school or having them learn remotely. -
Watch: A Look Back At The Love Austinites Felt For Their City During The First Weeks Of The PandemicAs a surreal new reality set in, KUT collected love letters from residents trying to make sense of the aspects of life that so suddenly disappeared. -
For the first 50 days of Austin's stay-home order during the coronavirus pandemic, musician Jackie Venson live-streamed hours of musical performances from� -
The group Mexicanas en Austin is finding ways to celebrate DÃa de los Muertos despite this year’s challenges. The holiday, a celebration honoring theâ€� -
Stone Wang knew his first year as a teacher would be difficult, but he never could have predicted the added challenge of teaching during a pandemic. On a� -
Throughout her lifetime, Laura Alcorta, a retired educator, has witnessed a shift toward gender equality in the United States. She’s seen women make� -
We're highlighting the voices of people from the Austin area who came to the U.S. from another country in celebration of Immigrant Heritage Month. -
We're highlighting the voices of people from the Austin area who came to the U.S. from another country in celebration of Immigrant Heritage Month in June. -
Ximena Cardoso-Sloane, a math teacher in Round Rock, never planned to move to the U.S. She left her native Ecuador in 2000 to visit a friend in America —�
