Tanya Eiserer
KVUE News
Dallas, TX, United States
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Proposed $3.3 million settlement in whistleblower lawsuit against Texas AG Ken Paxton in jeopardy
The lawsuit against Ken Paxton accused him of firing the former employees after they alleged he committed criminal acts, according to past court filings. → Read More
COVID nearly killed him. Now, a former Texas state prison officer battles a system ill-equipped for his medical needs
About 12,000 public safety workers denied workers compensation were eligible to re-file under a new state law. Few did. → Read More
WFAA Investigates: A fugitive, a $350M fraud case, a lot of airplanes and one tiny Texas town
Machado is fighting extradition to the United States from his native Argentina. He is currently on house arrest awaiting a ruling by that country’s highest court. → Read More
Dallas couple wrongfully arrested on murder charge spent Christmas in jail
The warrants accused Esparza, 33, and her husband, Basilio Tovar, 50, of killing an acquaintance – a killing police now concede the couple did not do. → Read More
'Southwest is imploding': Why is the Dallas-based airline more impacted by travel issues than other carriers
Among the nation’s major airlines, the Dallas-based carrier ranked far and away as an outlier in canceled flights. → Read More
Aaron Dean trial: How long could Dean's sentence be?
The punishment phase of the trial will determine how long Dean's prison sentence will be for the conviction of manslaughter in the 2019 death of Atatiana Jefferson. → Read More
No Black jurors selected for former Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean's murder trial
The trial's opening statements are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Monday. → Read More
Who is Nestor Hernandez, the man charged with capital murder in the fatal shootings of two Methodist Hospital employees?
In 2015, Hernandez was given eight years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery. The 30-year-old was released on parole in October 2021. → Read More
Deed fraud defendant flees hearing after forged signatures detailed in testimony
WFAA’s “Dirty Deeds” series highlights how easy it is to steal houses with the stroke of a pen. → Read More
Texas power grid operator ERCOT has named a new CEO
The selection of Pablo Vegas to head the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or ERCOT, comes about a year and half after a devastating February’s 2021 winter stor → Read More
Testimony on Day 4 of Yaser Said trial shares graphic details in teen girls' murder
Testimony on Friday also included details about how Said's family allegedly helped him evade capture for years. → Read More
Ex-wife of Yaser Said testifies on day 3 of capital murder trial: 'I was just scared'
Patricia Owens saw her former husband and the father of their children for the first time in 14 years. → Read More
4 minutes and 39 seconds | Jurors hear 911 call of 2 teens dying after allegedly shot by their father, Yaser Said
There are cries and moans heard on the 4-minute and 39-second call, then silence. → Read More
Testimony begins in capital murder trial of Yaser Said, man accused of killing his two daughters 12 years ago
Yaser Said is accused of killing his daughters because they were dating American boyfriends. His defense says he's being persecuted for being Muslim. → Read More
Timeline: What we know about the Texas elementary school shooting suspect
Questions still remain about how much time passed between the first alert and the suspect's death. → Read More
‘The smell is putrid death’: They had a nice place in the country – until hundreds of thousands of chickens moved in next door
Sanderson Farms, which is expanding throughout the state of Texas, says their chicken growers follow Texas air quality rules, best practices. → Read More
Watch: North Texas man, wife learns that he's not returning to prison for crime he didn't commit
Walter Roy spent almost three decades in prison for a shooting in Fort Worth. Prosecutors, witnesses and police agreed that he didn't do it. → Read More
'I was basically an administrator': He was a 6th grader when he hacked a school system. The lack of security made it too easy
Something similar can – and did – happen in North Texas. We’ll tell you all about it tonight at 10 p.m. → Read More
'I was basically an administrator': He was a 6th grader when he hacked a school system. The lack of security made it too easy
Something similar can – and did – happen in North Texas. We’ll tell you all about it tonight at 10 p.m. → Read More
Texas energy demand projected to pass last winter, but here's the difference
ERCOT's latest forecast Thursday projected a peak demand of 74,700 megawatts at 8 a.m. Friday. → Read More