Dylan McKim is a Multi Media Journalist based in Austin, Texas. With a focus on local news, Dylan covers a wide range of topics including community issues, city development, transportation, and public safety. His work has been featured in various news outlets including KXAN, FOX21 News, NewsNation, Yahoo News, and KVIA-TV.
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Dylan's focus is on local news, with a substantial emphasis on government announcements and concerns affecting the community. He covers topics such as weather, city government issues, infrastructure, education, housing, and water conservation in Austin and Texas.
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The city is looking at amending the three mixed-use zones downtown. Part of those changes would look at the restrictions on building heights, opening the possibility for taller buildings with dense…
The Texas Third Court of Appeals denied an emergency motion filed by the Travis County Republican Party this week that asked the court to order the County Clerk to replace election officials at pol…
By: Dylan McKim
by: Dylan McKim Posted: Nov 5, 2024 / 09:17 AM CST Updated: Nov 5, 2024 / 09:31 AM CST
by: Dylan McKim Posted: Nov 8, 2024 / 08:15 AM CST Updated: Nov 8, 2024 / 08:15 AM CST
The first senator to file her bills was Sen. Judith Zaffirini, a tradition she has continued for years.
by: Dylan McKim Posted: Nov 22, 2024 / 09:07 AM CST Updated: Nov 22, 2024 / 09:07 AM CST
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