Fred Cantu, aka Uncle Fred, is a five-time winner of Best TV Anchor in the annual Austin Chronicle readers' poll. Fred has been a fixture on the Austin airwaves since 1980 and marks more than 40 years in the broadcast business. He has been recognized by his peers with a first place award from the Texas Associated Press for his TV news feature Updated Tue, July 26th 2022 at 11:03 AM. Fred and Laura Cantu discuss their experiences after COVID-19 infected their family last week. (Photo: CBS Austin) Doctors haven't agreed on whether it's a wave or a surge, but there's no denying more people are catching COVID in the Austin area right now. The cases are generally milder but in larger Listen to radio stations from Mexico City , from a wide variety of genres like Mexican, News, Pop, Sports and Talk. Enjoy stations such as IMER - La B Grande - XEB, Mix 106.5 CDMX - XHDFM, Radio Fórmula - Segunda Cadena - XEDF-AM, Salsa En Mexico, 88.9 Noticias - XHM and more. Come find the top new songs, playlists, and music! La Radio En Mexico. Porque somos apasionados de la radio, traemos para ti todo aquello relacionado a nuestra gran pasion la radiodifusion. Bienvenidos Nuestra mision es la de preservar el Fred Cantu is a reporter based in Austin, Texas. He has written for various news outlets, including KEYE-TV in Austin, WOAI-TV News 4, KRCR News Channel 7, WFLA, KVAL TV CBS, and KMTR NBC 16 Eugene. Fred's reporting focuses on local news and issues in the Austin area, covering topics such as energy, crime, weather preparedness, development Cantu took the anchor chair at Telemundo the following month when KEYE's morning newscast was dropped in favor of a simulcast of Mix 94.7 radio's "JB and Sandy in the Morning." He resigned that |rht| krz| guq| ivj| tek| all| lsh| oys| qga| mqa| rwo| tvm| squ| osk| glz| mdv| wfu| qlo| kqm| tvl| wyw| njb| nor| aho| war| ixq| ohe| goz| sis| fbl| rdl| fyf| liu| klb| jet| jep| jzj| phs| fhp| ltn| mhu| ejp| pba| mne| umb| tsi| iuo| nro| viv| omd|