Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

Reporter @cbsaustin | @IUBloomington Alum Austin, TX Joined February 2018

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

16 hours ago

This sign is up on Texas State’s campus ahead of a Turning Point USA event this morning. @cbsaustin

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

2 days ago

NEW: The TABC has approved new rules banning retailers from selling, serving or delivering consumable hemp products to people under 21. The TABC will begin enforcement on Oct. 1. @cbsaustin

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

4 days ago

Lerrssy Frausto told us she stayed with the baby while waiting for first responders to arrive. The newborn was taken to Dell Children's where police say she is in good health. @cbsaustin

Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

4 days ago

Lerrssy Frausto told us she stayed with the baby while waiting for first responders to arrive. The newborn was taken to Dell Children's where police say she is in good health. @cbsaustin https://t.co/hEbYytZs21

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

4 days ago

On scene in North Austin where police say a newborn is safe after being found inside a dumpster on N. Lamar. We heard from people on scene who say they found the baby after hearing her cries from underneath debris. They nicknamed her “Miracle Angel”. @cbsaustin

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

a week ago

UPDATE: The TEA says it has now received 281 complaints and is currently reviewing them. As of now, there have not been any sanctions placed against educators by the agency. @cbsaustin

Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

a week ago

UPDATE: The TEA says it has now received 281 complaints and is currently reviewing them. As of now, there have not been any sanctions placed against educators by the agency. @cbsaustin

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Greg Abbott @GregAbbott_TX

a week ago

The Texas Education Agency is investigating Texas teachers whose actions called for or incite violence following the Charlie Kirk assassination. Those educators—more than 100–will “have their teacher certification suspended and be ineligible to teach in a Texas public school.”

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a week ago

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

a week ago

Just received an updated statement from Commissioner Mike Morath, highlighting the difference between posts “made in poor taste” and the incitement of violence. He says he will recommend that educators inciting violence have their certification suspended. @cbsaustin

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a week ago

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

a week ago

NEW: The TEA tells me it has received approximately 180 complaints about content educators have shared on social media related to the Charlie Kirk assassination. Commissioner Mike Morath advised superintendents to report instances of “inappropriate” content. @cbsaustin

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Office of the Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick @LtGovTX

2 weeks ago

My point by point response to the Governor’s Executive Order on THC. #txlege

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Andrew Lamparski @andrewlamparski

2 weeks ago

Her visit coincides with the release of the Nation's Report Card today, which shows falling test scores in the U.S. in math, reading and science. McMahon is touring schools across the country, finding "best practices" to share.