Bill Zeeble is a reporter at various esteemed media outlets including WBUR, WAMU 88.5, and Texas Standard. He focuses on themes such as education, the education system, and the construction and real estate sectors, providing in-depth coverage of these critical topics. His work has been featured in numerous platforms, including NPR and The Texas Tribune.
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Bill Zeeble's coverage primarily focuses on local education and legal policy within Texas, particularly the Dallas area. His articles cover topics such as school policies, discrimination, government announcements in education, and employment issues in schools.
Given his focus on local educational institutions and legal matters related to them, Bill is likely to be most responsive to pitches from individuals with direct involvement or expertise in these areas. This could include educators, administrators, policymakers involved in educational regulations at a local level within Texas.
Pitches should specifically address how the proposed content would impact or relate to educational settings within Texas or Dallas. Providing insights into how specific school policies affect students' lives or addressing discrimination concerns within this geographic context may be of particular interest to him.
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By: Bill Zeeble, Kera By
A new Texas law requires all school buses be equipped with three-point seat belts by September 2029.
The Argyle school district is expanding so fast it's changing growth plans midstream to keep up.
By: Kera By, Bill Zeeble
Last fall, Coppell ISD was facing an $8.5 million deficit. This week, the district said it's cut that in half – but more work is needed.
Argyle ISD is expanding so fast it’s changing growth plans midstream to keep up.
By: Kera By, Bill Zeeble
Early voting starts Monday, and on the ballot in Dallas ISD is the state's largest ever school bond package.
By: Kera By, Bill Zeeble
A young intern faces a first-time patient complaining of tingling, dizziness and feeling unusually tired.
The University of North Texas at Dallas announced today that eligible students can receive free tuition beginning this fall.
By: Kera By, Bill Zeeble
Unofficial results show voters supporting Dallas ISD's $6.2 billion bond package — the state's largest ever. All four propositions appear headed for passage as of 9:35 p.m. Saturday.
By: Bill Zeeble, Kera By
In the Love Field headquarters of Dallas- based Southwest Airlines, several dozen Paul Quinn College students and administrators tour the facility chatting with some airline employees guiding them.
By: Bill Zeeble, Kera By
A Dallas high school principal removed from a school after a racial controversy last fall has been appointed to lead another campus
