Pablo Arauz Peña is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, and writes for KERA News. With a focus on local news and issues, Pablo covers topics ranging from transportation and infrastructure to cybersecurity and community development. His work has also been featured in Texas Public Radio, 88.9 KETR-FM, and Denton Media Company.
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By: Pablo Arauz Peña
The Regional Transportation Council wants the agency and member cities to come to an agreement over DART's funding by February.
By: Pablo Arauz Peña
A survey by the agency found improvements in overall customer satisfaction. Its results were shared as some DART member cities call for cuts to the agency's funding.
By: Pablo Arauz Peña
A proposed bullet train would make the trip from Dallas to Houston in about 90 minutes.
By: Pablo Arauz Peña
Energy experts say Texas' grid is more reliable than it was three years ago — when a massive winter storm knocked out power to millions. But there are still challenges.
By: Pablo Arauz Peña
Energy experts say Texas' grid is more reliable than it was three years ago — when a massive winter storm knocked out power to millions. But there are still challenges.
The new Charlie pump station is expected to begin service by mid-2026.
The new Greyhound station will be located on Harry Hines Boulevard in Northwest Dallas.
The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area grew an estimated 7.1% between 2020 and the start of 2024. Outlying suburban counties saw some of the largest rates of growth.
TxDOT reported more than 2,100 DWI-related crashes in Dallas County last year. County officials are again partnering with local businesses to offer discounted Lyft rides to discourage people from driving under the influence.
By: Pablo Arauz Peña
Michaelle Ray stands near her old home on the family’s compound on Friday, October. 4, 2024, in Princeton. The state is purchasing her family’s compound by eminent domain for the Hwy 380 bypass project
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