Pedro Malkomes is the Editor in Chief at The Shorthorn Media. He focuses on themes related to education, higher education, culture and society, as well as workforce issues, including labor laws and labor markets. Pedro's work has been featured in discussions surrounding campus life, college and university dynamics, and cultural movements.
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Pedro's coverage largely revolves around local crime reports and campus events. His journalism is heavily focused on providing timely information about local criminal activities, announcements, and evolving stories related to college life.
For anyone looking to pitch Pedro Malkomes, consider offering expert commentary or insights into the local crime trends in Arlington or any important campus events at educational institutions within his geographic focus. Providing exclusive access to newsworthy updates regarding crimes or significant campus developments could also capture his attention.
Given his strong emphasis on local news within Texas and Arlington, pitches should be tailored with a sharp focus on these specific geographical areas.
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Sony will stop producing physical PlayStation discs by 2028. Local game stores fear the shift to digital only.
By: Pedro Malkomes
TAMPA, Fla. — Walking into a video game store is something Isaiah Chavez hopes he’ll always be able to do.
By: Pedro Malkomes
Developer Kolter Urban celebrated the Condo's construction milestone with workers and mayor Castor Friday.
Tampa's soon-to-be tallest residential building reached its full height of 42 stories last week, marking a milestone after two years of construction.
By: Pedro Malkomes
Walking into a video game store is something Isaiah Chavez hopes he'll always be able to do.
Tampa Bay consumers and businesses are grappling with markups, whether they want a laptop for school or a new phone.
By: Pedro Malkomes
Computer hardware prices have spiked globally over the past year, and experts say they won't get cheaper anytime soon.
Ferguson, an industry leader in HVAC, plumbing and lighting, is leasing over 50,000 square feet in the Gasworx.
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It’s hard to remember a worse time than now to purchase a computer.
