Jason Whitely
Senior Reporter at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Host at Y’all-itics
Senior Reporter @ WFAA | Host of Inside Texas Politics | Co-host of Y’all-itics Podcast [email protected] | Instagram: @jasonwhitely
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1 month ago |
wfaa.com | Jason Whitely
DALLAS — Dozens of pages of recently unclassified FBI files reveal new details about the mysterious discovery of a $160-million-dollar painting found hanging behind a bedroom door, raising new questions about the couple at the center of a decades-old art heist. WFAA obtained the FBI case files for Jerry and Rita Alter, more than 100 pages in all, through the Freedom of Information Act.
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2 months ago |
tspantx.com | Jason Whitely
Four years after Winter Storm Uri, lessons learned and changes made have made the Texas electric grid more reliable, ERCOT CEO tells WFAADALLAS — Electricity will be in shorter supply across Texas on Thursday as extremely cold temperatures dip further into the state, but it will not be enough to create emergency conditions on the power grid, ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas told WFAA.
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2 months ago |
abc10.com | Jason Whitely
DALLAS — Jennifer Cordts, diagnosed with a rare, incurable disease called Inflammatory Breast Cancer, who lived far longer than doctors predicted and educated countless women about it, succumbed to the illness she fought valiantly and sometimes in public. “She was able to see everyone she loved in her last few weeks and was very thankful for all who visited.
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2 months ago |
tspantx.com | Jason Whitely
Jennifer’s heartbreakingly honest interview to educate women about this rare breast cancer with no lump or tumor went viral in a 2017 WFAA Original. DALLAS — Jennifer Cordts, diagnosed with a rare, incurable disease called Inflammatory Breast Cancer, who lived far longer than doctors predicted and educated countless women about it, succumbed to the illness she fought valiantly and sometimes in public.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
tspantx.com | Jason Whitely
Icing could cause local power outages if branches fall onto lines, ERCOT’s CEO said, “but the electric grid is going to be performing reliably.”DALLAS — In what will be a significant test of the Texas electric grid’s stability, ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas said there is plenty of power for the demand when snow and wintry precipitation start falling on Thursday. “The power is not going to go out because we don’t have enough supply to meet demand for this week.
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