Michael Adkison is a reporter and multimedia journalist based in Austin, Texas. He has worked for various news outlets, including KEYE-TV, WOAI-TV News 4, Kfox-Tv, Inc., WFLA, KHQA, KVII-TV, and Fox 29 TV. Michael's reporting focuses on local news, covering a range of topics including crime, education, immigration, and politics.
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Michael Adkison's work heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, crime, politics, and border security at a local level in the United States, primarily Texas and Austin. He is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or expert commentary on local political developments, legislative changes impacting the region (especially related to education and crime), and issues surrounding border security.
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In a Republican stronghold like Texas, the primary elections, where voters decide which candidates will represent their parties on the November ballot, are oft
AUSTIN, Texas — With a national spotlight on Texas this Election Day, and the Senate race between incumbent Republican Ted Cruz and Democratic
Democratic Congressman Colin Allred will be in Dallas on Tuesday evening to watch the results of the 2024 election, including whether or not his high-profile bi
By: Michael Adkison
In his concession speech for his Senate bid, Congressman Colin Allred said he would continue to champion reproductive healthcare access, while taking jabs at Re
By: Michael Adkison
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who presides over the Texas Senate, says creating a plan to allocate taxpayer money toward private education will be his
By: Michael Adkison
At the start of the year, Texas' sweeping ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in higher education took effect, prompting a polarized response fr
Days before his election night victory, Donald Trump visited Austin where he praised Texas Republicans and their initiatives at the southern border. That might
Over the course of just over the last seven days, the Austin Police Department responded to five separate homicides, plus an officer-involved shooting. That's e
By: Michael Adkison
A Texas public education board was expected to vote Monday on a proposed student curriculum that critics say is too greatly influenced by Christianity and Chris
By: Michael Adkison
Last week, CBS Austin reported on a sharp spike in homicides over just a week. Since then, another homicide has taken place, meaning about ten percent of homicides have occurred in about a week and a half.
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