Michael Lozano

Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Texas

Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Austin

Articles

North Texas boasts 3 of the 5 fastest growing-cities in U.S.

3 weeks ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

TEXAS — Several North Texas cities are making national headlines after new U.S. Census Bureau data revealed they are among the fastest-growing communities in the country.
Texas bill banning social media for minors makes headway

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas bill that would ban all minors from using social media is making more headway at the state Capitol. What You Need To Know House Bill 186 passed the lower chamber on April 30, and it is currently being considered in the Texas SenateIf it were to pass the Texas Senate and be signed into law by Gov.
Sports betting legalization continues to face resistance

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

TEXAS — Sports betting advocates are left looking toward the future after another lackluster result in the Texas Legislature's regular session this year. The Texas Sports Betting Alliance (TSBA) has been working diligently for years to see state lawmakers prioritize the topic of sports betting. Sports franchises like the Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs and Austin FC are members of the alliance, which has noted the untapped revenue potential that’s being left on the table.
Rural county officials hope Texas Legislature will address rapid growth of MUDs

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

ROCKWALL COUNTY, Texas — Rockwall County Judge Frank New’s attempts to get state lawmakers address the rapid placement of Municipal Utility Districts in rural counties looks to be heading toward a dead end for a second legislative session in a row.
North Texans head to the polls for May 3 election

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

DALLAS — It’s another election cycle where Texans can drastically change the makeup of their local government, but voter turnout is sputtering all across the Lone Star State.
Texas senator seeks federal probe into Muslim community

2 months ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Michael Lozano

What You Need To KnowEPIC City, a planned Muslim-centric community in Texas, is facing a potential federal investigation led by U.S. Sen. John CornynInterfaith leaders rallied to condemn the misinformation and hate speech surrounding the developmentTexas politicians, including Gov.
Luka Doncic returns to American Airlines Center for first time since trade

2 months ago | spectrumnews1.com | Michael Lozano

BY Michael Lozano Dallas PUBLISHED 8:22 AM CT Apr. 09, 2025 PUBLISHED 8:22 AM CDT Apr. 09, 2025
‘Things are changing’: North Texans react to Southwest Airlines' new bag policy

Mar 14, 2025 | mynews13.com | Michael Lozano

DALLAS — Southwest Airlines is changing directions, once again, saying so long to its two free checked bags policy that’s existed throughout the company’s 53-year history. What You Need To KnowSome flyers at Dallas Love Field said they were disappointed in the baggage policy changeOne marketing profesor says Southwest will have to rely on its loyal customersSouthwest said in September charging bag fees would bring in about $1.5 billion a year.
Worcester State of the Market

Aug 26, 2024 | bisnow.com | Michael Lozano

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How to run a successful youth journalism program

Aug 8, 2024 | ijnet.org | Michael Lozano

Between the decline of local news, falling trust in media and mass layoffs in the industry, it can be easy to feel pessimistic about the future of journalism. But youth journalism programs, which seek to foster the next generation of journalists from a young age, offer a chance to improve the industry's outlook. These programs can take many forms: summer camps, school clubs or year-round courses, to name a few.