Joey Palacios is an Engagement Producer and Intern Coordinator at Texas Public Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, culture, society, and issues related to diversity and inclusion, with a focus on urban design and development. Joey's work has been featured in KERA News, Texas Public Radio, KUT Public Media, and NPR, among others.
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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.
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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
The first report includes three requests for assistance for March and April 1, which highlight SAPD involvement with ICE — including one incident where San Antonio EMS needed to evaluate two ICE agents who exposed themselves to pepper spray.
By: Joey Palacios, Ivanna Bass Caldera
We hope all those bicep curls this year have strengthened your chicken–on-a-stick arm, and those squats should have helped your medal carrying capacity.
By: Joey Palacios
The study focuses on increased wages, spending, and savings in social programs that participants may no longer need after attaining higher employment.
By: Joey Palacios
Trans History Week, also known as Trans+ History Week, is a recently enacted movement that lands in the first week of May to include May 6. On May 6, 1933, the Nazi party raided the Institute for Sexual Science in Berlin, Germany. The institute was one of the first to provide gender affirming care. It first opened in 1919
By: Joey Palacios
The prospect of cutting millions of dollars from the city budget and raising the property tax rate for the first time in 33 years weighed heavily on the San Antonio City Council on Wednesday.
By: Joey Palacios
The City of San Antonio is evaluating the possibility of a bond election next year. The consideration comes as the city may need to raise property tax rates and cut from the 2027 budget to settle an anticipated deficit.
By: Joey Palacios
Rudy Garza, the president and CEO of CPS Energy, delivered a notice of his intent to retire to the utility's board of trustees on Monday.
By: Joey Palacios
The pride flag, in the style of San Antonio's official city flag with the Alamo inside a star, now waves atop City Hall below the American flag and above the Spurs flag.
By: Joey Palacios
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By: Joey Palacios
CPS Energy named Chief Operating Officer Frank Almaraz as the interim head of the utility on Thursday during a special meeting.
