By: Joshua Fechter, Colleen Deguzman
DALLAS — Dallas Area Rapid Transit, the state's second largest public transit agency, fractured Saturday as voters in one suburb chose to leave the transit system.


Joshua Fechter is an Urban Affairs Reporter at The Texas Tribune. He covers critical issues related to housing affordability, property taxes, transportation policy, and policing within Texas' major metropolitan areas, drawing on his experience in urban affairs and local governance. Joshua's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including the San Antonio Current, Waco Tribune-Herald, and Houston Public Media.
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