Emma Ruby is a Staff Writer at Advocate Media - Dallas. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, construction, real estate, and professional sports, with a focus on North America and LATAM. Emma's work has been featured in various publications including Advocate Media - Dallas, Plano Magazine, Dallas Observer, and JMIR Publications.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Emma's local coverage in Dallas, Texas spans various topics such as house & home, crime, food & beverage, culture & society, and sports. She often covers events and government announcements related to the local community.
For those interested in reaching out to Emma Ruby with relevant pitches or stories for her coverage area of Dallas, Texas should focus on providing insights into local news events, restaurant openings/closings or reviews within Dallas neighborhoods. Additionally offering perspectives from community leaders or experts on issues related to housing and development would likely be well-received by Emma.
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A proposed change to the city's real estate rules appears mighty convenient ahead of a vote on the future of City Hall.
By: Emma Ruby
Texas women are still fighting for reproductive freedom, even if their elected officials are talking about it less.
By: Emma Ruby
Amid the uncertainty of City Hall's future, Dallasites may soon be asked to approve funding for several major public safety projects.
By: Emma Ruby
Keith Self is up for reelection this November, and dog-whistling about Sharia law has emerged as a key policy issue.
By: Austin Wood, Emma Ruby
Dallas leaders have warned that aggressive budget cuts are on the horizon, and libraries have taken an early hit.
The biggest budget in Dallas' history includes cuts to nearly 300 positions and slashed healthcare options for city employees.
By: Emma Ruby
A federal directive to move funding away from housing projects was just another blow to local effort embroiled in setbacks.
Across the U.S., major cities are facing budget difficulties driven by expiring COVID dollars, inflation and changing spending patterns.
By: Emma Ruby
Two residential homes in Oak Cliff became the centers of rest and relaxation for women who could afford it.
Five Dallas City Council members want to vote on whether to adopt a data center-specific land use, increasing local control over development.
