Asher Price is a reporter based in Austin, Texas, focusing on local news and events. His work has been featured in publications such as Axios, People's Defender, and Cigalah Group. Asher covers a range of topics including housing, community events, local politics, and cultural happenings in the Austin area.
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Asher Price's coverage primarily revolves around local events, government and politics in the United States, Texas, and Austin. His heavy focus on government announcements indicates a preference for pitches related to local policy changes or significant public sector decisions within his geographic scope.
Given his interest in housing and migration topics, he may be interested in stories about real estate trends, affordable housing initiatives, or analyses of population shifts impacting Austin and Texas. If you have data-driven insights or access to experts familiar with these areas of interest within this geographic region, it could make your pitch more compelling.
For sports-related pitches, consider focusing on local teams or events that tie into broader community impact rather than just athletic achievements.
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As incoming Health and Human Services chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vows to remove fluoridation from city water systems, Austin officials say they're committed to the practice.
The median home price was 4.8 times the median income in Austin last year, according to a Harvard analysis.
The U.S. Department of Labor is "eager to return" millions in unpaid wages due to Texas workers, according to the agency
Cities across the country, including Nashville, could soon see job cuts by a key employer: the federal government.
No one was on the patio at the time of the collapse and no one was injured.
By: Sabrina Moreno, Asher Price
Trump will need local and state help to carry out mass deportations.
Here are tips for making the most of your Austin weekend.
There might be only one person who can persuade Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to ease gambling restrictions.
By: Megan Stringer, Asher Price
Incoming Health and Human Services chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vows to remove fluoridation from city water systems.
If the fifth-seeded Longhorns had won the SEC championship game, they would have won a bye.
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