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Dylan McGuinness

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City Hall Reporter — Houston Chronicle
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Politics, U.S. Regional
As seen in: Houston Chronicle, MSN, MSN Canada, SFGate, U.S. News & World Report, Associated Press, Boston.com, Washington Times, Miami Herald, Seattle Times, Star Tribune and more
City Hall reporter @HoustonChron. New Englander in Texas. Go Sox. dylan.mcguinness@chron.com / houstonchronicle.com

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Dylan McGuinness covers City Hall for the Houston Chronicle through the Hearst Fellowship Program. He previously covered the same beat for the San Antonio Express-News and has also worked for the Associated Press and Boston Globe.

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Houston man found his daughter, and a new life, in one photo

Houston man found his daughter, and a new life, in one photo

“The face looks so familiar… I’m sitting here looking at a picture — it’s almost proof in itself,” he recalle…

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What it's like losing a mother to COVID-19

What it's like losing a mother to COVID-19

Bobbie Crawford, the 91-year-old, Texas-tough mother of Shelley Duvall, died April 5.

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Houston council candidates flout rules on residency, criminal history

Houston council candidates flout rules on residency, criminal history

A Chronicle analysis found ten candidates with questionable eligibility to run for office.

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Five months and one pandemic later, explosion victims still left behind

Five months and one pandemic later, explosion victims still left behind

Many in working-class Westbranch continue to wrangle with insurers, hire attorneys and wonder how — or if — t…

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'Tubs' of mercury, other chemicals still inside abandoned Houston lab

'Tubs' of mercury, other chemicals still inside abandoned Houston lab

A search warrant obtained by the Chronicle shows why investigators have turned their eye toward a run-down la…

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Alleged deputy killer had violent past, was diagnosed with schizophrenia in prison

Alleged deputy killer had violent past, was diagnosed with schizophrenia in prison

Melissa Purtee had the uneasy feeling Robert Solis was about to do something violent.

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Deadline to register to vote in the long-awaited District B council runoff is Thursday

By Dylan McGuinness
houstonchronicle.com — Local // Houston Residents of the north Houston neighborhoods that make up District B have one more day to register to vote in the long-delayed runoff for a new city council member. District B, currently represented by term-limited Councilmember Jerry Davis, begins in neighborhoods north of downtown, such as the Greater Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens, and stretches north to Greenspoint and the Bush International Airport area.
Nov 11, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

Houston council members question some of city’s CARES purchases

By Dylan McGuinness
houstonchronicle.com — As the city continues to dole out $405 million in federal COVID-19 relief dollars, some council members have raised concerns that a few expenditures are not directly related to the pandemic or are otherwise unnecessary. Councilmember Greg Travis was the lone “no” vote Tuesday on the latest $29 million emergency spending package, arguing it included items that lack clear connections to fighting the pandemic.
Nov 10, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

Houston council members question some of city’s purchases with CARES Act funds

By Dylan McGuinness
lmtonline.com — District G Councilmember Greg Travis, pictured at City Hall in 2019. Travis has been voicing concerns that some of the city’s COVID-19 spending is not related to the pandemic. District G Councilmember Greg Travis, pictured at City Hall in 2019. Travis has been voicing concerns that some of the city’s COVID-19 spending is not related to the pandemic.
Nov 10, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
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RT @dylanlscott: The top of this @sarahkliff story is maddening: City encourages people to get tested in order to lower the Covid-19… https://t.co/VsxfYgKCdw
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