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Dylan McKim
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Multimedia Journalist, KXAN-TV (Austin, TX)
Austin
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I do not cover anything food or survey/date-related.
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By Dylan McKim Verified, Adam Schwager Verified, Josh Hinkle Verified, Avery Travis Verified| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified AUSTIN (Nexstar) - A vote Thursday in the Texas House moved the state one step closer to creating a program to let parents use tax dollars to help pay for private school. An announcement Friday indicates the next steps could come quickly. The House gave final approval to Senate Bill 2, which would create education savings accounts, but included an amendment on how to prioritize the funding. The House plan put a higher priority on low income families and families of children with disabilities.
By Dylan McKim Verified| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified AUSTIN (Nexstar) - The Texas Senate passed a bill aimed at bringing more film and television production to Texas on Wednesday. Senate Bill 22, filed by Sen. Joan Huffman, R-Houston, would set aside $500 million every two years until 2035 for the "Moving Image Industry Incentive Fund." This is more than double the amount the state currently spends and the largest amount state lawmakers have ever allocated for media production since the state began funding film incentives in 2007.
By Dylan McKim Verified, Adam Schwager Verified, Josh Hinkle Verified, Avery Travis Verified| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified AUSTIN (Nexstar) - A vote Thursday in the Texas House moved the state one step closer to creating a program to let parents use tax dollars to help pay for private school. An announcement Friday indicates the next steps could come quickly. The House gave final approval to Senate Bill 2, which would create education savings accounts, but included an amendment on how to prioritize the funding. The House plan put a higher priority on low income families and families of children with disabilities.
Company Info
KXAN-TV (Austin, TX)
Austin, Texas, United States
+1 512-476-3636