Joey Palacios is an Engagement Producer and Intern Coordinator at Texas Public Radio. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest, local crime, traffic, and law enforcement, with a particular focus on San Antonio and Texas. Joey's work has been featured in KERA News, KUT Public Media, Denton Media Company, and High Plains Public Radio, as well as on NPR national newscasts.
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Joey Palacios primarily focuses on local government and politics in San Antonio, Texas. His coverage highlights ongoing stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
If you wish to reach out to Joey with potential story ideas or expert commentary, consider focusing on topics related to the local government's decisions and their impacts on the community. Additionally, highlighting evolving stories within San Antonio's political landscape could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on transportation as well as crime-related articles about specific incidents such as carjacking and shootings in Bexar County and Austin, insights into these areas may also capture his attention.
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By: Joey Palacios
Join Texas Public Radio next Wednesday for a Young San Antonio Voters Listening Session at our downtown headquarters. This audience participation discussion will be moderated by TPR's Joey Palacios and will dive into the issues that are driving voters to the polls this November.
A 63-year-old man was arrested for assaulting a Bexar County election worker at the Johnston Library polling site on Thursday night.
By: Joey Palacios
Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales said in a statement that he plans to ‘vigorously prosecute” the case.
By: Gabriella Alcorta-Solorio, Joey Palacios
For residents of Bexar County who are registered in another Texas county, they may still vote in Bexar — they just have to cast a limited ballot.
By: Joey Palacios, Gabriella Alcorta-Solorio
For residents of Bexar County who are registered in another Texas county, they may still vote in Bexar — they just have to cast a limited ballot.
By: Joey Palacios
Lujan defeated Democratic challenger Kristian Carranza.
By: Joey Palacios
El actual Representante estatal John Lujan ganó la reelección para el Distrito 118 de la Cámara de Representantes de Texas durante una noche electoral que favoreció ampliamente a los Republicanos en carreras reñidas.
By: Joey Palacios
Mixtli on South Alamo Street in Southtown is one of the 15 one star recipients in Texas and the only one in San Antonio. The star ratings from Michelin are among the highest restaurant ratings in the culinary scene across the world.
By: Saile Aranda, Joey Palacios
Scores of horned demons marched down King William, some on stilts, with lanterns or whips, along with a few familiar Santa’s, before a massive crowd of thousands of curious onlookers. Joining them were witches, curanderos and classical depictions of St. Nicholas.
By: Joey Palacios, Dan Katz
This is the 23rd year that San Antonio-area Catholics and Jews have jointly celebrated the Jewish holiday which changes dates each year based on the Hebrew calendar. Thursday's commemoration included an interfaith menorah lighting at San Fernando Hall, a block away from San Fernando Cathedral. The menorah itself was provided by Temple Beth-El.
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