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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By: Michael Adkison
UT Austin blames outside groups for protest chaos, but demonstrators call this misinformation.
By: Michael Adkison
Texas legislature explores AI regulation; committee hearings this summer, but new policies unlikely until 2025 regular session due to recent AI developments.
By: Michael Adkison
Austin City Manager TC Broadnax began his tenure on Monday. In a media release, he named the finalization of a new police contract and the naming of a permanent
By: Michael Adkison
APD arrested five on drug charges amid an overdose surge, but hasn't linked them to nearly 80 ODs and nine deaths; more arrests and murder charges possible.
By: Michael Adkison
As the University of Texas at Austin prepares for its commencement this weekend, capping a chaotic finish to the semester, the campus community appears largely
By: Michael Adkison
In a much-anticipated hearing, the Texas Senate's Higher Education committee will discuss free speech policies at public universities, as well as the implementa
As many as fifty thousand people attended a university-wide commencement at the University of Texas at Austin on Saturday, though demonstrators did not disrupt the massive graduation ceremony.
By: Michael Adkison
Texas university chancellors and counsel from several different Texas public institutions are expected to testify in a Texas Senate hearing on Tuesday, accordin
By: Michael Adkison
Texas Senate mulls squatter restrictions as GOP leaders back the issue, but prevalence is unclear, with differing expert views.
By: Michael Adkison
TX Gov. Abbott pardoned D. Perry, convicted of killing BLM protestor G. Foster in 2020, sparking accusations of politics over justice.
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