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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Arkansas hemp ban Abbott cited in SB 3 veto upheld

1 day ago | kvue.com | Daniel Perreault

AUSTIN, Texas — A federal appeals court has upheld an Arkansas bill banning certain psychoactive hemp products, days after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott cited it in his decision to veto Senate Bill 3, which would have prohibited consumable hemp products containing THC across the Lone Star State. Part of the governor's veto of the bill cited the potential legal challenges the ban would have faced and concerns it conflicted with federal law.
Texas family fights back after school district’s decision on special needs care

1 day ago | kvue.com | Troy Kless

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A Houston-area mom says CyFair ISD is denying what she calls life-saving care for her son. For the last three years, Liam Lara has had a one-on-one nurse to help with a rare congenital condition. Now, his mom says the district won’t let him have the nurse next school year at Rowe Middle School. Liam was born with congenital agnathia with aglossia and otocephaly, and he doesn't have a lower jaw. The boy has required attentive care throughout his life.
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour brings surge in traffic at Houston Airports

1 day ago | kvue.com | Ron Trevino

HOUSTON — Beyoncé is coming home and Houston is rolling out the red carpet! As Queen Bey prepares to bring her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter Tour to NRG Stadium this weekend, the city’s airports are already feeling the buzz and bracing for a surge in travelers. Both Hobby and George Bush Intercontinental Airports are expecting one of the busiest non-holiday weekends of the summer, starting Thursday.
State education leaders tout new initiative aimed at helping low-performing schools

2 days ago | kvue.com | Daniel Perreault

AUSTIN, Texas — State education leaders are celebrating the launch of a new initiative aimed at helping low-performing schools. The pilot program provides targeted intervention to support the state's youngest students who are struggling with reading and math. It comes after the state saw mixed results in this year's STAAR tests, where math scores for third-through-eighth grade students are still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels, but reading scores have recovered.
ACLU, student group plan to file lawsuit over Texas anti-DEI law

3 days ago | kvue.com | Daniel Perreault

AUSTIN, Texas — A pair of groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas and a student group, are planning to file legal challenges to Senate Bill 12. The bill, which Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law on Sunday, centers on parental rights. It extends the state's ban on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives to more than 1,200 K-12 public school districts across Texas. The wide-ranging bill authored by State Sen.
Undocumented students face uncertainty after repeal of 'Texas Dream Act'

3 days ago | kvue.com | Kelsey Sanchez

AUSTIN, Texas — For undocumented students that rely on the "Texas Dream Act," the news of its recent repeal has them left with uncertainty and fear over their futures. On Monday, Austin Community College (ACC) announced it is joining the legal battle to gain clarity over whether the law is constitutional. A spokesperson for the college said the Board of Trustees made the decision to file a motion, but as of Tuesday, it hasn't been filed.
Texas Humane Heroes gets the gift of air conditioning after 15 years without it

4 days ago | kvue.com | Kelsey Sanchez

AUSTIN, Texas — The staff at Texas Humane Heroes in Leander have some heroes to call their own. After 15 years without air conditioning units, on Monday, staff at Austin Air Conditioning came in and installed three units at the animal shelter – for free. Chief Development Officer Jayne Whisnant said the reason the shelter has never had an HVAC system is because of the cost. Over the years, staff has relied on fans and water activities to keep the animals cool during heat waves.
The Eastern US will be hotter than Texas this week

4 days ago | kvue.com | Grace Thornton

Central Texas was forecasting 100-degree temperatures long before summer began this year, but now it's time for summer temperatures to hit the rest of the country. The "heat dome" regularly talked about in the south and western U.S. has shifted east this week, bringing temperatures well above average for the Midwest and East Coast. As of 1:30 p.m. Monday, Washington, D.C., and New York City were already hotter than Austin. This weather pattern is expected to stay put for the next few days.
Gator hiding under car outside Texas church wrangled by police, video shows

4 days ago | kvue.com | Paul Livengood

TEXARKANA, Texas — Crickey, y'all! Police in Texarkana had "just your average Wednesday" when officers were called to wrangle an alligator from under a car outside of a church. The Texarkana Police Department shared video to its Facebook page that showed the officer snagging the little fella by the tail as the car it was hiding under drove away.
Texas vetoes ban of THC products just before midnight deadline

4 days ago | kvue.com | Johann Castro

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill that would've banned THC products in Texas. The decision came late Sunday night, just moments before the midnight deadline arrived. Abbott also announced a special session that will take place July 21, where bills including Senate Bill 3 will be considered. In total, the governor vetoed 26 bills and signed 1,155, according to a release from Abbott's office.