April Towery is a News Director at her publication. She covers a wide range of topics, including education, government, and politics, with a particular focus on public policy, school administration, and cultural movements. April's work has been featured in CandysDirt.com and Houston Press.
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April Towery's articles primarily cover local real estate, government and politics in the Dallas area. Her focus on zoning laws, housing affordability, and community development suggests she would be interested in pitches related to expert perspectives on urban planning, affordable housing initiatives or legal analyses of zoning regulations particularly within the context of Dallas.
Given her coverage attributes, April may be open to receiving commentary from local experts including lawyers specializing in real estate law or public policy advocates with insights into issues such as gentrification and affordable housing. Additionally, individuals involved directly with specific community development projects or organizations focusing on housing affordability may find a receptive audience when pitching their stories to April.
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ICE activity in Houston has escalated recently, with federal agents detaining people at airports who have expired visas.
By: April Towery
Harris County judge hopeful Orlando Sanchez encouraged East End Latinos to take up their ICE concerns with members of Congress.
By: April Towery
Harris County and other governmental entities are suing the Trump administration for mandating what they say are illegal changes to elections.
Harris County election officials say they welcome a state audit to show how efficiency at polling places has improved.
More than 20,700 school voucher recipients have declined the awards after, in some cases, finding out about hidden costs.
A measure for HPD to deprioritize low-level marijuana arrests and ban no-knock warrants will appear on the November 3 ballot for Houston residents.
Gov. Greg Abbott is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate foot-washing stations at Texas airports.
By: April Towery
A Supreme Court ruling Monday paved the way for federal restrictions on mail-in bllots.
Under new policy, landlords have 120 days to ensure dwelling spaces are no hotter than 80 degrees.
A second witness to the fatal July 7 of Houstonian Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent has been released from federal custody.
