Julia Sewing
Morning Edition Host & ProducerJulia is the Morning Edition Host and a radio producer with Texas Tech Public Media. She graduated with her bachelor's in electronic media and journalism from Texas Tech University, and her master's in mass communication from Texas Tech University in 2021. She also is an adjunct professor of journalism at TTU's College of Media and Communication. You can follow her on Twitter @_julsew_.
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Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us how Lubbock Police will enforce the juvenile curfew starting May 26th. On her last day, our Morning Edition Host Julia Sewing says goodbye.
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On this day 53 years ago, a powerful tornado tore through Lubbock. Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us more. The Texas Newsroom's Sergio Martínez-Beltrán tells us a measure that would raise the minimum age to purchase a semi-automatic rifle in the state missed a key deadline in the Texas Legislature.
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Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us how Texans on Medicaid could lose their benefits this week after the federal COVID-19 health emergency comes to an end. We also learn more about the name change of Fort Hood to Fort Cavazos.
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Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us about some of the major construction projects going on in Lubbock, and how long they're expected to last. KERA's Bill Zeeble reports family and friends of victims from the mass shooting in Allen have begun sharing stories about their loved ones.
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Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us about a former Lubbock Firefighter who testified last week to Texas Senators in support of legislation to improve long-term compensation for injured first responders. KERA's Stella Chavez tells us about a North Texas church preparing for the end of the pandemic-era policy known as Title 42.
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Tacos are a regional cuisine and a big part of Texas culture. Texas Monthly’s Taco Editor José Ralat recently visited Lubbock to give our’s a try. -
Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick shares some advice for celebrating Cinco de Mayo. Houston Public Media's Andrew Schneider tells us that a bill that would dramatically limit city and county powers of self-government is heading for a floor vote in the Texas Senate.
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Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us what the latest Texas Politics Project Poll from the University of Texas found on higher education measures. We also learn what the Public Utility Commission of Texas has planned for the state's power grid during the hot summer.
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Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick reports the Lubbock Animal Shelter sees more strays needing homes as the weather warms up. Texas Public Radio's Camille Phillips explains a bill that would give retired teachers their first cost-of-living adjustment in a decade has passed both chambers of the Texas Legislature.
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Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us more about how federal regulators might delay Lubbock Power and Light’s transition back to an electric choice market. Houston Public Media's Andrew Schneider explains that some legislators want to adopt a measure that would dramatically limit home rule powers for cities and counties.
