Juan Salinas II is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas. He writes for KERA News and KUT Public Media, covering local news and events in the Dallas area. His work has also been featured in 88.9 KETR-FM, Fort Worth Report, and The Shorthorn Media. Juan's articles focus on a range of topics including transportation, education, crime, and community events.
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Juan Salinas II's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and politics, often covering topics such as education, public services, and legal matters. He seems particularly interested in stories related to Texas, Dallas, and occasionally the broader United States.
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By: Juan Salinas Ii
The annual ranking from Children at Risk is based on academic performance, college readiness and student growth. While the index shows Dallas ISD as a bright spot, the advocacy group says more needs to be done for Texas public education as a whole.
A UT-Arlington pride sign near the campus liberty on Jan. 25, 2024
By: Juan Salinas
People with the Texas Nationalist Movement rallied at the State Capitol in 2011 for Texas to withdraw from the United States. This fall, the group was the closest it has ever been to putting “Texit” up for a vote in the group’s nearly two decades of trying.
A sign with the message "Vote Here Today" is posted near the entrance to the Denton Civic Center parking lot.
By: Juan Salinas
Protesters wave flags at a pro-Palestinian demonstration outside of Raytheon Technologies. Three women arrested at a demonstration at Love Field Airport in January are suing Dallas County and the sheriff's department alleging discriminatory conduct.
By: Juan Salinas
Dallas received millions of dollars in state funding for flood mitigation projects on the Trinity River after flooding in 2022 cost billions of dollars in damage and economic losses.
The manual recount found a 15-vote difference but doesn't change the outcome of the race for House District 108, which Barry Wernick lost to incumbent state Rep. Morgan Meyer.
By: Juan Salinas
The city of McKinney, which has grown by about 20,000 residents in the past five years, is floating nearly $500 million in bonds to pay for things like street maintenance, park improvements and public safety measures.
By: Juan Salinas
UT Arlington removed a student-led encampment Thursday about a week after it was first launched.
The Carroll ISD Administration Building in Southlake, TX, seen on Oct. 27, 2021.
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