Adela Uchida

2 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | Adela Uchida

University of Texas students protest the university's lack of action against mass deportations and student visa cancellations. This comes as the university confirms a number of students had "unexpected changes" to their visas in recent days. On Wednesday, a group of students tried to make the administration hear their concerns with a protest.

3 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | Adela Uchida

An auto industry expert tells CBS Austin that if you're in the market for a new car - you better hurry before the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs raise the price of a car. "If I was a consumer that was already in the position of buying a new car or even a used car, like let's just say that you are already on that road. I don't see how waiting can help," said Brian Moody, the senior editor of Kelley Blue Book.

3 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | Adela Uchida

About a dozen protesters greeted attendees of the Natal conference at the Bullock Museum on Wednesday, the conference website says it is about promoting fertility, but the protesters say it is more sinister than that. They say it is about eugenics and far right politics and to their point, it does feature right wing figures as speakers. I did reach out to the organizer of the conference on X but have so far not gotten a response.

3 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | Adela Uchida

The CEO of a health insurance company that has contracts with the state admitted to hiring private investigators to dig up information on people - and now the Texas Attorney General says his office is investigating. This comes after a confrontation in a House committee meeting earlier this week. I reached out to Superior Health Plan this afternoon for a reaction to the attorney general's announcement but have not received a response from the managed care organization.

3 weeks ago | news4sanantonio.com | Adela Uchida

The CEO of a health insurance company that has contracts with the state admitted to hiring private investigators to dig up information on people - and now the Texas Attorney General says his office is investigating. This comes after a confrontation in a House committee meeting earlier this week. I reached out to Superior Health Plan this afternoon for a reaction to the attorney general's announcement but have not received a response from the managed care organization.