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  • 1 week ago | wfaa.com | Tiffany Liou

    ARLINGTON, Texas — The number of measles cases in Texas continues to rise, with state health officials reporting 20 new infections in the past five days. That brings the total number of cases to 561 since late January, with nearly all involving unvaccinated or unknown vaccination status. As concern grows, the University of Texas at Arlington is using education as a tool to fight misinformation and promote awareness.

  • 1 week ago | wfaa.com | Tiffany Liou

    DALLAS — When Justin Ball moved from England to Dallas three decades ago, he didn't expect the career and home he would find in North Texas. Last week, Ball was officially named as the city's new fire chief. After nearly 28 years with Dallas Fire-Rescue, Ball is stepping into the top role with a focus on firefighter wellness, efficiency, and community outreach. “The residents of the city have been very good to me. The people in the fire department have been very good to me,” Ball said.

  • 1 week ago | tspantx.com | Tiffany Liou

    North Texas immigration attorneys are working around the clock after international students had their F-1 visas revoked. DALLAS — More than 75 international students across Texas are facing an uncertain future after the unexpected revocation of their F-1 academic student visas by the United States government.

  • 2 weeks ago | kens5.com | Tiffany Liou

    FRISCO, Texas — At Halo Pizzeria, they are grieving together after the tragic loss of one of their own. Austin Metcalf, a 17-year-old student-athlete at Frisco's Memorial High School, was stabbed and killed Wednesday morning at a UIL track meet. His sudden death has left the community in shock, including Kari Ordas, the owner of Halo Pizzeria in Frisco, where Austin worked part-time alongside his mother, Meghan, and his identical twin brother, Hunter. “They’re not just employees to us.

  • 2 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Tiffany Liou

    DALLAS — For Jay Mandyam, storytelling isn’t just about plot twists and punchlines. Mandyam turns his life experiences into hilarious television magic. “I’ve always been convinced that God hates me,” Mandyam jokes in the opening of his sitcom Failure to Launch. But behind the laugh track is a story rooted in cultural identity and family dynamics. A graduate student at the University of Southern California, Mandyam has turned his lived experiences into a project now earning national recognition.

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Julye Keeble primarily covers news in the Texas Hill Country region, including areas around Kerrville and Fredericksburg, Texas, United States.

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Tiffany Liou
Tiffany Liou @tliou
26 Mar 25

Hail just under an inch in diameter north of 635 in Dallas! @wfaaweather @JesseWFAA #hail #wfaaweather @wfaa https://t.co/lJB2uDHGG8

Tiffany Liou
Tiffany Liou @tliou
11 Oct 24

Dallas North Tollway at Loop 12 Northwest Highway is entirely shutdown after a fatal motorcycle crash took down a communications line. NTTA, Spectrum and more on scene. Here on the service road Lomo Alto, it’s backing up as rush hour starts. @wfaa @WFAADaybreak @StaciaWillson https://t.co/UTzSE9hB3O

Tiffany Liou
Tiffany Liou @tliou
30 Aug 24

It has been a heartbreaking morning.

Eddie Garcia
Eddie Garcia @DPDChiefGarcia

No words. @DallasPD https://t.co/OvlRKJp2d4