Josh Peck
Former City Hall Reporterjosh@tpr.org
Josh Peck is the City Hall Reporter for Texas Public Radio.
He was most recently the Technology & Entrepreneurship Reporter at TPR for a year and a half before beginning the City Hall Reporter role in 2024.
Josh has produced stories heard nationally on National Public Radio, interned at the investigative nonprofit ProPublica, and covered the Robb Elementary mass shooting in Uvalde for the New York Times.
As TPR's City Hall Reporter, Josh plans to focus on how city policies impact regular San Antonians and will also report on policing and labor issues.
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The city relied on $153 million in federal grants in its current budget. Much of that may be lost in the coming months. -
More people opposed using the venue tax to support the arena than supported it in the poll, but neither position reached a majority. -
Meals on Wheels San Antonio is suspending food delivery services for hundreds of senior clients in the first week of November due to major budget cuts. -
Meals on Wheels San Antonio suspenderá los servicios de entrega de comida a domicilio para cientos de clientes mayores durante la primera semana de noviembre debido a importantes recortes presupuestarios.
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Two former officers face murder charges and a third faces an aggravated assault charge over the shooting and killing of Perez during an apparent mental health crisis. Officers claim self-defense. -
Ready to Work reached a goal of placing 80% of graduates in “approved jobs” in six months. The program last reached that milestone in April 2023. -
ERB Chair Patrick Lang called the complaint "frivolous" after the six-member panel unanimously dismissed it. -
The new coalition announced its formation ahead of the two-year anniversary of Hamas' October 7 attack and Israel's military response, which a UN commission recently deemed a genocide. Israel has denied those accusations. -
Meals on Wheels San Antonio will continue to serve hot meals at San Antonio's senior centers as a result of the new contract.
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The $300,000 study will look at where on the city's East Side a new campus could be built and how much it would cost.
