KVUE-TV (Austin, TX)

On September 12, 1971, KVUE-TV, which is Channel 24 and Channel 3 on Time Warner Cable, began broadcasting at 4 p.m. with 'The Lawrence Welk Show.' This station is owned by TEGNA, Inc., a company that serves about one-third of TV households in the United States. About KVUE KVUE-TV transitioned to high-definition broadcasting on June 2, 2008. This significant upgrade means viewers can enjoy a sharper, clearer picture on larger screens. To watch KVUE, tune your digital cable box to Time Warner Cable channel 1200. KVUE-3 provides continuous regional doppler radar, weather updates, and news headlines. You can also catch this on channel 24.3 off the air or cable channel 1241. Additionally, for Spanish-language news and entertainment, tune in to Estrella on 24.2 or cable channel 811 (Time Warner Cable).

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#22381

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#4046

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#114

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'We don't eat the labels. So stick them whereever.' Texans react to bill targeting junk food

1 day ago | kvue.com | Michelle Homer

HOUSTON — The Texas junk food bill is hard to swallow for a lot of Texans. They're making it loud and clear that they love their Cheetos, Doritos, Blue Bell and Red Bull, so don't mess with Texas junk food! Others support the bipartisan Senate Bill 25, including the Texas lawmakers who targeted junk food. By Thursday afternoon, our KHOU 11's two Facebook posts from Wednesday had generated over 2,500 reactions, 750 comments and nearly 500 shares. And counting.
Gas leak causes neighborhood evacuation in San Marcos

1 day ago | kvue.com | Andrea Carden

SAN MARCOS, Texas — An evacuation notice has been given to residents of a San Marcos neighborhood in response to a gas leak. Residents in some portions of the Trace neighborhood are being asked to evacuate the neighborhood by foot. They are also being asked to avoid starting vehicles, using open flames, turning on or off electrical devices, or doing any activities that could cause a spark to ignite.
Gary Job Corps Center at risk of closure after 60 years in San Marcos

2 days ago | kvue.com | Brianna Perez

SAN MARCOS, Texas — The Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos, the largest Job Corps center in the U.S., is preparing to close its doors after six decades of providing free education and job training to thousands of students.
'One of those hidden gems' | HAAM hosting annual Corporate Battle of the Bands fundraiser

2 days ago | kvue.com | Melia Masumoto

AUSTIN, Texas — It’ll be a night of tunes and fun at the Health Alliance for Austin Musician’s (HAAM) annual Corporate Battle of the Bands fundraiser at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. The nonprofit has been hosting the fundraising event for more than a decade, raising money for affordable health care for Austin musicians. This year, HAAM is also celebrating 20 years since the organization was founded. "This is one of those hidden gems.
Hutto ISD launches First Offender Program to tackle vaping incidents

3 days ago | kvue.com | Brianna Perez

HUTTO, Texas — Hutto ISD has launched a new First Offender Program (FOP) aimed at addressing vaping incidents on campus. The initiative, in partnership with Williamson County Juvenile Services, provides students with an opportunity to avoid criminal charges through education, mentorship and structured intervention. Under the program, students caught vaping or possessing nicotine or THC products can participate in a structured intervention rather than facing immediate legal consequences.
Police chief urges extension of automatic license plate reader program ahead of Austin City Council vote

3 days ago | kvue.com | Adam Bennett

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis voiced her support on Tuesday for continuation of the city’s automatic license plate reader program. During that same city council work session, several Austinites also voiced privacy concerns, including fears that federal immigration agents could access the data. City council is expected to vote on Thursday whether to extend the pilot program expiring June 21.
Man convicted of shooting his cousin to death in southeast Austin in 2023

3 days ago | kvue.com | Britny Eubank

AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin man has been sentenced to two decades in prison for shooting his cousin to death. In October 2023, Austin Police Department (APD) officers responded to reports of a shooting in the parking lot of a shopping center at 2237 E. Riverside Drive. Security officers said they found an unresponsive man with a gunshot wound to the head and another person covered in blood.
Inaugural SXSW London conference kicks off

3 days ago | kvue.com | Britny Eubank

LONDON, UK — Austin's mayor is across the pond this week as the inaugural South by Southwest (SXSW) London conference kicks off. SXSW first announced the new week-long conference last May, stating that it would have an emphasis on European creative endeavors and feature the company's first visual arts and fashion components.
Austin-based neurotechnology company completes first implantation of brain-computer device in a human

3 days ago | kvue.com | Britny Eubank

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-based neurotechnology company Paradromics says it has reached a major milestone in brain technology. The company, which is developing the "highest data-rate brain-computer interface platform," said it recently completed its first in-human procedure involving what it calls the Connexus Brain-Computer Interface (BCI).
Celebrate Pride in Central Texas with these events

3 days ago | kvue.com | Morgan McGrath

AUSTIN, Texas — Pride Month is officially here! If you're looking to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community in Central Texas, there are plenty of events happening throughout the month of June and beyond. Here's when and where you can attend parades, festivals and more this year. Round Rock: Just north of Austin, the city of Round Rock is hosting its fourth annual pride festival on June 7. The event kicks off at 2 p.m. at Centennial Plaza and includes vendors, booths and more.