Caroline Love is a Daily Reporter at various media outlets including Texas Public Radio and NPR. She covers a wide range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as crime, social issues, government and politics, and public security across North America and LATAM. Caroline's work has been featured in notable platforms like Houston Public Media and KERA News.
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By: Caroline Love
McKinney residents appear to have voted against a city charter amendment that would've increased the mayor and council members'term limits.
By: Caroline Love
Texas House District 70 incumbent Mihaela Plesa is seeking a second term. With most Collin County precincts reporting late Tuesday, she appeared to be headed to victory.
By: Caroline Love
David Kleiber, right lost his bid for reelection to Terrance Johnson, left, after he joked about shooting liberals in a Facebook comment.
By: Caroline Love
Alamdar Hamdani, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas, and Damien Diggs, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Texas, discussed domestic violence prevention on Tuesday. All four of Texas' U.S. attorneys attended the press conference.
By: Caroline Love
Rep. Mihaela Plesa from Texas House District 70 was one of the Democratic incumbents in Texas who survived the state's red wave.
By: Caroline Love
Texas still has a few blue dots scattered across its political map — often an incumbent state representative who managed to survive the state’s red wave in the election. And
Princeton Mayor Brianna Chacon and her runoff opponent, Eugene Escobar Jr., are battling out how to manage the city's rapid growth.
By: Caroline Love
The Princeton mayor runoff race between Mayor Brianna Chacon and Eugene Escobar Jr. is fraught with tension over how to manage the impact of population growth.
KERA | By Caroline Love Published December 10, 2024 at 9:15 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print
By: Caroline Love
Incoming Princeton mayor Eugene Escobar Jr. is the latest challenger to oust an incumbent in the the fast-growing city. He defeated Mayor Brianna Chacon.
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