Michael McCardel is the News Director at KJRH. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, education, and technology, with a particular focus on issues such as juvenile detention, public education, and aerospace. Michael has been featured in various prominent outlets including KBMT/K-JAC 12News, KCEN 6 News, and WFAA.
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Michael McCardel's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Texas-related topics such as border security, mental health, infrastructure, immigration, and elections. His articles frequently feature government announcements and legal policy regulations related to local issues in the United States, particularly within Texas.
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New World screwworms (NWS) are now only dozens of miles from Texas' southern border.
By: Michael McCardel
Don Huffines is taking his message all across Texas.
By: Michael McCardel
The runoff election is May 26. DALLAS — After months of campaigning for both the primary and the runoff, the finish line is finally in sight for the candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the 33rd District in Dallas.
By: Michael McCardel
The runoff election is May 26. DALLAS — After months of campaigning for both the primary and the runoff, the finish line is finally in sight for the candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the 33rd District in Dallas.
Now that the runoff dust has settled, Y'all-itics discusses what happens next.
By: Michael Mccardel
POST PRIMARY RECAP: The Republican Party of Texas says the party is ready to move on after a bruising primary.
By: Michael McCardel
The party is also trying to repair internal relationships now that November ballots are set.
By: Michael McCardel
Cost is expected to be deciding factor whether city council remains in the building; a decision is expected soon.
Rep. Ramón Romero Jr.: “If they're not moving, they're not moving goods. If they're not moving goods, they're not moving our economy.”
By: Michael Mccardel
The Republican is seeking a fourth term.
