moving. and yet, what s interesting about this one is that because of the king tide, because of the high tides, because of all the water, it seems to have left a whole lot more water when you think that hurricane andrew was a cat 5 and this one wasn t as powerful and yet there s a lot of flooding. it s because of the low lying areas we are in. thank you for everything. thanks for staying and talking to us. it makes a difference to have you right down there. thank you so much. joining us now by phone is craig stephens. chief stephens, thank you. talk to me about the storm surge and what you are experiencing there. yes, ma am. right now in citrus county from us-19 we have us-19 shut
Eve Stephens made history on Wednesday after she was sworn in as chief of the University of Texas at Austin Police Department, making her the first woman and Asian American appointed to the role. Key details: Stephens, who has nearly 24 years of leadership experience with the Austin Police Department, succeeds Chief David Carter, who died due to cancer in 2022. Stephens also notably assumed the position of assistant vice president of campus security.
AUSTIN, Texas After an extensive national search, The University of Texas at Austin today administered the oath of office to Eve Stephens, the new chief