Talia Richman is a reporter with a focus on local news in the Dallas area. She has written for various publications, including The Dallas Morning News, Calhoun Times, and Hastings Tribune Newspaper. Talia's work covers a range of topics, including education, politics, and community issues.
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Talia's coverage predominantly focuses on local education issues in Texas, particularly Dallas. She frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to education.
If you have expertise in educational policy, school administration, or local Texas politics, Talia Richman may be interested in your insights for her articles. Given her emphasis on the Dallas area and the state of Texas as a whole, relevant pitches should center around these geographic locations. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary or insider perspectives regarding controversies within school districts or educational policies in this region, it could capture her interest.
Talia’s reporting often delves into contentious topics such as school choice and controversial library books within the context of Texas' educational landscape. If you have specialized knowledge or firsthand experience with these topics specifically within the mentioned geographical focus areas (United States/Texas/Dallas), consider reaching out to offer your perspective for potential inclusion in her future articles.
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By: Talia Richman
The teenage suspect brought a gun onto campus earlier this month despite a check-in process that’s supposed to involve a metal detector and bag check.
By: Talia Richman
Should the superintendent step down, it would represent the most significant fallout since the decision to remove a transgender student from his role in a...
By: Talia Richman
Dallas Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde updated the Hillcrest community on the district's efforts after a student filed a federal civil rights complaint alleging antisemitism last month.
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice denied an employee's request to wear a religious head covering in violation of federal law, the U.S. Justice Department alleged in
By: Talia Richman
The Robert F. Kennedy Justice Department Building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. (William Perry/Dreamstime/TNS)
By: Talia Richman
The federal Department of Education wants to negotiate with Southlake’s school leaders over students’ civil rights complaints, according to lawyers who...
By: Talia Richman
Angela Jones poses for a photo while sitting by photographs of her children, TJ Jones, around 2006 photo, from left, Kayin Jones, around 2019 photo, and Kayli Jones around 2015 photo, in her house, March 13, 2024, in Southlake, Texas. Jones raised concerns about racism at her son's school almost three years ago and she's still waiting for action. (Chitose Suzuki/The Dallas Morning News/TNS)
By: Talia Richman
Houston Democrat Rep. Jon Rosenthal, along with about three dozen members of the House, wrote that districts have severe financial challenges that stem from...
By: Talia Richman
The Texas State Capitol in Austin, Texas. (Tamir Kalifa/Getty Images/TNS)
By: Talia Richman
The parents want a resolution that requires Carroll ISD to train school staff and others on how to respond to discrimination.
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