Alex Driggars is a Government and Public Policy Reporter. He focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, energy policy, and public security, covering topics that include public transportation, traffic management systems, and energy regulation. Alex's work has been featured in prominent publications like the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, USA TODAY, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Alex Driggars primarily covers local news in Lubbock, Texas. His articles frequently involve government announcements, breaking news stories, and evolving events related to politics, crime, accidents, and elections. To effectively reach out to him for potential coverage or expert commentary opportunities consider offering insights on local government policies or political developments in the area of focus. Additionally, if you have expertise in law enforcement procedures or accident prevention measures specific to the Texas region it may resonate with his coverage areas.
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CapMetro says maintenance issues have sidelined trains, leading to temporary schedule reductions.
CapMetro says maintenance issues have sidelined trains, leading to temporary schedule reductions.
A look at the major residential, commercial and civic developments planned along the Main Street of Texas.
By: Alex Driggars
DALLAS — Southwest Airlines is pivoting to “premium” — and it's starting in Austin.
By: Alex Driggars
Austin-Bergstrom expects heavy crowds as Formula 1 fans arrive for the U.S. Grand Prix and depart Monday.
Austin-Bergstrom arrivals faced average delays of 75 minutes Friday as crowds flock to the city for the U.S. Grand Prix.
By: Alex Driggars
Austin’s new Apple Maps 3D landmarks include bats, kayakers and a UFO over Sixth Street.
Just in time for the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix to begin Friday in Austin, Apple Maps rolled out an update that makes the city look more, well, Austiny.
By: Alex Driggars
TSA screened 46,963 passengers at Austin-Bergstrom on Monday, breaking the airport's previous single-day record.
TSA screened 46,963 passengers at Austin-Bergstrom on Monday, breaking the airport's previous single-day record.
