Matt Stringer is a journalist at The Texan. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and themes related to security and law enforcement, with a focus on regional interests and world news. His work has also been featured in the Argus Observer.
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Matt Stringer's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Texas, particularly legal policy regulation and government announcements. He seems to prioritize articles that involve key figures or significant events within the state.
Given his focus on Texas politics and legal issues, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts with deep knowledge of Texan political processes, regulatory affairs, or historical context related to ongoing events. Additionally, professionals involved in investment analysis within the context of Texan governmental decisions could provide valuable insights for his coverage.
As Matt concentrates on local news impacting Austin and Texas at large, sources who can offer insider perspectives or detailed analyses into these specific areas are more likely to capture his attention.
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There’s a saying in Texas that “a man's word and a handshake is stronger than a signature.” Growing up in West Texas, I think I managed to witness the end
By: Matt Stringer
A candidate’s public remarks about an impending case, coupled with an effort to influence the decision politically, are raising questions about where the line is that forces judges to step
If you ever want to elicit an immediate reaction from The Texan’s Holly Hansen, mention something about how great the Texas Public Information Act (TPIA) is.
It's spring, and this past week, I emerged from an intensive multi-week study binge, culminating in the completion of an extensive research paper needed ahead of my graduation from law
“Big Brother is watching you.” Actually, had George Orwell’s ominously iconic slogan from his novel “1984” been more on point, it would have said “Big Tech is watching you.”
By: Matt Stringer
Paxton’s political opponents are criticizing his office’s decision to offer a Waco man charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child a plea agreement with light punishment.
In her recent Hot Take newsletter, The Texan’s founder, Konni Burton, opined on the current industry of politics, and how it feeds on and profits off of the existence of
By: Matt Stringer
Smith will face Democrat Okey Anyiam in the November election, after winning the Republican nomination in a heated judicial primary race.
By: Matt Stringer
Both officials and the communities they represent say a permanent steel wall will destroy the local economy and impact wildlife, citing the need for traditional border security measures instead.
Rosario “Pete” Vasquez was appointed by CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott to lead the agency after Mike Banks’ recent retirement.
