Austin, Texas public TV station KLRU is using Omneon's Spectrum media server to transition to a tapeless workflow for its multichannel broadcast operations. The Omneon system is used to broadcast an ...

KLRU Television, the PBS member station in Austin, Texas, is now using Algolith’s Downvonverter XVC-1001-DC for conversion of incoming HD video feeds to standard definition. The station’s operations ...

Public television viewers have probably noticed some changes at KLRU, including a brand-new channel called KLRU Q that debuted today. You can read all about the switchover in tomorrow’s issue, but for ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. TV station KLRU will find itself in space once reserved for ...

AUSTIN -- On Wednesday KLRU-TV was awarded a $200,000 community service grant to raise awareness about Central Texas high school dropout rates. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting gave KLRU the ...

Beginning Saturday, KLRU, our local PBS affiliate, will offer kids’ television programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on a new channel. That means when you’re cooking dinner, your kids can be ...

This Thursday, don't miss the premiere dramatic screening of A Fighting Chance, hosted by KLRU Austin. The film sheds light on what it really takes for families to survive and thrive in Texas and ...

Strange Town is KLRU’s very own local production that investigates paranormal activity in and around Austin. The Clay Pit is the haunted site of Episode 8, and where guests can spend a spooky night ...

KLRU, the public television station that has operated from the University of Texas since it went on the air in 1962, will move to Austin Community College’s Highland campus in 2020, where it will have ...

For 36 years, Austin City Limits has showcased popular music legends and innovators from every genre. In addition to being honored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Austin City Limits is ...

The East Side Compost Pedallers are close to breaking 100,000 pounds of compost - The East Side Compost Pedallers are close to breaking 100,000 pounds of compost - all without burning any diesel fuel.