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By Marfa Public Radio StaffFollowing demonstrations across the nation sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, thousands renewed the…

Earlier this month, Odessa health officials announced they would extend vaccines to essential workers in industries like food service, energy, media and…

Energy executives were among those questioned by Texas lawmakers on Thursday as officials try to sort out why so many people were left in the dark for…

This week, the state is sending Texas National Guard teams to rural and isolated corners of the state to vaccinate seniors. The effort, dubbed "Save Our Seniors," is part of the state's attempt to get more elderly Texans vaccinated, especially those who live in hard-to-reach areas.

Wednesday, March 3, 2021 the owner of the KXWT tower site in Gardendale will be performing routine maintenance to the tower. As a result, KXWT will be off…

By Claire McInerny, KUTTeachers and child care workers are now included in groups currently eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the Texas Department…

Testing for COVID-19 returns to the Big Bend region this second week of March. Public screenings for the disease take place in Marfa, Presidio, Marathon…

By Matt Largey, KUT NewsPeople 50 and older in Texas will be eligible to get the COVID vaccine starting Monday.There are about 4 million unvaccinated…

For residents in the Big Bend area who received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine in Marfa on March 12, there is a new date for them to receive their second shot.

By Ari Snider For the latest installment of Quiet and Loud, a series exploring how the sounds of West Texas have changed during the pandemic, we're taking…