Philip Jankowski is an Austin Correspondent, specializing in Texas government journalism. He has written for various publications, including The Dallas Morning News, Governing, and The Janesville Gazette. Philip's work focuses on covering local politics, legislative sessions, and important issues affecting the state of Texas.
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Philip Jankowski's coverage predominantly focuses on Texas politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. His articles primarily cover local news within the United States, particularly in Texas and Dallas. Therefore, individuals or organizations with expertise or insights related to Texas politics, Republican party activities, elections in the state of Texas, developments within the Texas legislature and power shortages prevalent in that region may find Philip receptive to their pitches.
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By: Philip Jankowski
AUSTIN, Texas — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name will appear on November's presidential ballot in Texas.
By: Philip Jankowski
AUSTIN, Texas — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name will appear on November's presidential ballot in Texas.
By: Philip Jankowski
Tarrant County prosecutors are seeking to overturn a lower-court ruling that tossed out Mason's conviction and five-year sentence.
By: Philip Jankowski
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas’ highest criminal court will hear the case of Crystal Mason, a Tarrant County woman whose voter fraud conviction was previously overturned.
By: Philip Jankowski
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas' highest criminal court will hear the case of Crystal Mason, a Tarrant County woman whose voter fraud conviction was previously overturned.
By: Philip Jankowski
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas' highest criminal court will hear the case of Crystal Mason, a Tarrant County woman whose voter fraud conviction was previously overturned.
By: Philip Jankowski
Two investment firms have sued Texas for banning the state from investing in their index funds, which focus on climate sustainability. They alleged that a...
By: Philip Jankowski
The Public Utility Commission approved applications for $5.4 billion in low-interest loans to fund the construction of natural gas power plants capable of...
In 2023 the state created the Texas Energy Fund to finance about 10 gigawatts of electric generation capacity in hopes of reducing strain on the ERCOT power grid. Regulators approved 17 companies to receive loans if their projects are viable.
By: Philip Jankowski
A Senate committee grilled power utility regulators over a company's ‘potentially fraudulent' loan application.
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