How to Prepare for the Next Ice Storm

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In two of the last three winters, we have been hit by debilitating ice storms. Are you ready if it happens again this winter? In the latest Sun Radio Regional Report, Kevin Connor talks with Sara Henry

Eclipse Tips from the McDonald Observatory

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People are excited about Saturday’s annular eclipse and next year’s total eclipse. Texans will be able to see them both – with the proper protective eyewear – of course. Kevin Connor checks in with Emily Howard with

More On the Fight Against Opioid Abuse

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This week’s edition of The Regional Report is a continuation of last week’s conversation about opioid abuse and fentanyl-related overdoses. Kevin Connor talks with Denise Geleitsmann, the Injury Prevention Program Coordinator for Austin Public Health. APH is

Musicians Fighting to Prevent Fentanyl Deaths

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Lance Keltner, a longtime Austin-based musician now in Santa Fe, is back this week to start a new music initiative called Connor’s Heart, an effort to raise awareness of the fentanyl-laced opioid epidemic that has taken the

How to Save a Life: Support the Summer Fan Drive

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As we face another long stretch of 100-degree-plus days, there are thousands of elderly and disabled people living among us without the benefit of air conditioning. A couple of simple box fans to get the air moving

Almost Real Things: supporting the ART in Austin

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Almost Real Things is a small magazine (4 1/2 X 6) that does does big work to promote Austin non-profits. Kevin Connor talks with ART Creative Director Zach Zulch about their efforts and their Big Splash event

Helping Kids Stay Mentally Healthy

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Our kids are struggling with their mental health and need help. In recent years, we have seen big increases in depression, anxiety, and youth thinking about suicide. City and county departments are promoting a program that gives