Amelia Jones
Reporter at KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)
📍Dallas | Award-winning reporter FOX4 News | Instagram: @jones__amelia | @MarquetteU Alum, #RaisedRoyal in #ChiefsKingdom | Self-proclaimed sauce boss
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fox4news.com | Amelia Jones
(Photo by Raychel Brightman/Newsday RM via Getty Images) The Texas house takes up one of Governor Abbott's top legislative priorities with school vouchers tomorrow. After failing in the last legislative session, school vouchers are back on the house floor and this time there's a high likelihood they will pass this time.
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yahoo.com | Amelia Jones
The BriefAfter failing in the last legislative session, school vouchers are back on the house floor and this time there's a high likelihood they will pass this time. The bills address both school funding and school choice and if legislation passes. It will be the largest school voucher program in the country.
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fox4news.com | Amelia Jones
Frisco ISD stopped short of closing an old campus the district says has fallen under disrepair and is too expensive to fix. Trustees say they are still dealing with a budget shortfall. The Frisco ISD school board had a budget workshop before the board meeting on Monday night, where it was shared that, despite some cuts that have already been made, the district is still facing a $5 million budget deficit.
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yahoo.com | Amelia Jones
The BriefFrisco ISD stopped short of closing an old campus that the district says has fallen under disrepair and is too expensive to fix. Despite some cuts that have already been made, the district is still facing a $5 million budget deficit. The motion to close Staley Middle School at the end of this school year failed. The motion to hire a new demographer to give a second opinion to the board in June passed, but there was no discussion on a potential timeline after the second opinion.
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fox4news.com | Amelia Jones
It was a windy and warm afternoon in Fort Worth for the main street art festival. It was a night-and-day difference from last year when it was rainy and cold. Art festival Local perspective: Main street in downtown Fort Worth was packed with people for the last day of the art festival. Despite the high sun in the sky and temperatures reaching upwards of 90 degrees, event organizers made sure everyone had plenty of ways to stay hydrated and cool while they enjoyed the art, music and food.
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HAPPENING NOW - Two @LittleElmPD Officers are receiving the Life Saving Award and Medal of Valor for rescuing two children out of a house fire last week. I spoke with them about what this award means to each of them. Hear their reactions in my #LIVE report on @FOX4 at 9 and https://t.co/yutwdxe18k
HAPPENING NOW - People who took part in the 2025 Dallas Mega March are arriving at Dallas City Hall where a rally is planned. The League of United Latin American Citizens organized the march to protest for immigration reform. More on today’s event at 5:30 and 9 pm on @FOX4 https://t.co/q7EKEj3d9v
SUSPECT VEHICLE — @ArlingtonPD says the SUV involved in Saturday night’s hit-and-run is described as a 2004-2017 black Chevy Tahoe (example pictured below) and it would have damage to the front-end on the driver’s side. If you have any information you’re urged to call Arlington https://t.co/VqoEgGJR1u