Phil Prazan is an Anchor, Host, and Politics Reporter at NBC DFW. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on Texas public affairs, energy policy, and tech policy. Phil's work has been featured in NBC 7 San Diego, NBC4 Washington, NBC 6 Miami, KXAN, BubbleLife Media, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: Phil Prazan, Gromer Jeffers
The Dallas Stars and AT&T are moving from downtown Dallas to Plano. Mayor John Muns speaks with Lone Star Politics about the work they put in before hand to bring companies to the table. He also details the largest challenges ahead for a booming Collin County city.
Democratic candidate James Talarico spent the day in North Texas highlighting affordability and criticizing a federal tax and spending law as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate. The Ken Paxton campaign responded by arguing Talarico has opposed tax cuts that would have benefited Texans. NBC 5’s Phil Prazan has more.
By: Charles Nichelson, Phil Prazan
The Democratic Senate nominee expects Republicans to make him a convention target but said Texans care more about affordability than partisan attacks.
A Supreme Court decision will have a big impact on the U.S. Senate race in Texas between Rep. James Talarico and AG Ken Paxton. Another limit on campaign finance goes down.
Conservative lawmakers say public health concerns outweigh industry opposition.
Supporters cite health risks, while the cannabis industry calls for regulation instead. NBC 5’s Phil Prazan has a preview of what is to come.
The Dallas Stars and AT&T are moving from downtown Dallas to Plano. Mayor John Muns told NBC 5 about the next steps to finalize the move.
Another effort to ban THC in Texas is coming when lawmakers return in January 2027. Last year the ban passed the legislature but was vetoed by the Governor who wanted to legalize and regulate low level products. That isn’t enough for the Texas senate.
James Talarico outraised Ken Paxton in the latest reporting period as both campaigns sharpen their messages ahead of November.
New campaign finance reports show Democrat James Talarico outraised Republican Ken Paxton during the latest fundraising period as both campaigns sharpen their attacks ahead of November. The race also faces new political challenges, including questions surrounding Paxton and lingering divisions among some Texas Democrats. NBC 5’s Phil Prazan has more.
