Megan Stringer is a City Hall Reporter for Axios, with a focus on local news in San Antonio, Texas. Her work has also appeared in the San Antonio Express-News. Megan covers a range of topics including development projects, public transit, local events, and issues affecting the community.
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Megan Stringer's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and political developments in the San Antonio area. She often cites data to support her reporting.
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👋 Megan here, coming in hot with a recommendation for tacos at a burger bar.
San Antonio International Airport is aiming to quell some of the usual holiday stress with new parking services.
Voters should expect a runoff with so many candidates.
By: Megan Stringer
The convention center and Alamodome could get upgrades.
Food options at San Antonio International Airport are getting an upgrade.
💰 Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to divest from Chinese companies, citing financial and security risks. (Reuters)
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👋 Megan here, sharing a spot that's perfect for both a fancy cocktail and a great deal.
👋 Megan here. I'm a sucker for a good fall hike, and it's getting to be the perfect time in Texas to take advantage of local trails and maybe even see some fall colors along the way.
By: John Frank, Megan Stringer
Texas ranks first for economic impact from hunting.
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