Rudy Koski
Rudy Koski has been with FOX 7 Austin since 2008.
A graduate of the University of Mississippi, Rudy began his career on the radio at WWEE-AM where he hosted a two-hour cooking show. The Germantown, TN, native worked at various stations around the Southeast; WAPT in Jackson, MS, WCOV in Montgomery, AL, WHNT and WAFF, both in Huntsville AL, and WMC in Memphis, TN.
Prior to joining FOX 7, Rudy was a reporter with KVUE.
For his hard work and dedication, Rudy has been recognized with two RTNDA Edward R Murrow Awards and two AP Awards, one for Best Investigation and the other for Best Spot News.
The latest from Rudy Koski
Hearing set for Cedar Park land acquisition fight
On Wednesday, a long-running fight may end over the acquisition of some of the property owned by Tina and John Mallach along the new Bell Boulevard.
NASCAR drivers promoting upcoming Cup Series race in Austin
This is the second group of NASCAR drivers to take a spin around COTA this year. A group tested tires in early March.
Damage assessments begin after Thursday hail storm
So far this week State Farm says it has received about 3,000 storm damage claims. Most are from Central Texas counties.
Kelley Reeves Athletic Complex stopping vaccinations early due to weather
Officials say that all Thursday appointments are being moved to Monday, April 19.
Immigrants in sanctuary churches get temporary deportation relief
Both Hilda Ramirez and Alirio Gamez say they have won one-year stays of removal, gaining a long-awaited reprieve from the threat of deportation.
Constitutional carry bills ready for Texas House debate
Two House bills, HB 1911 and HB 1927, are ready to be debated on the Texas House floor.
Texas to vote on bill that would ban camping in public spaces
The possibility of a statewide ban comes as Austin leaders have been meeting at a summit to develop a new strategy to address the area's homeless struggles.
Texas National Guardsmen vaccinate homebound Williamson Co. seniors
Some homebound seniors in Williamson County are getting their COVID-19 vaccinations thanks to some Texas National Guardsman.
Texas Workforce Commission: Almost $600M in Texas unemployment fraud
Investigators and cyber experts say what’s happening in Texas is happening nationwide and may be part of a massive organized effort.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick accuses Senate Bill 7 critics of lying
During a news conference to defend Senate Bill 7, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick made no effort to hide his anger at his political critics.