Emmanuel Rivas Valenzuela
Breaking News ReporterEmmanuel Rivas Valenzuela joins 四虎影院 from El Paso, Texas where he graduated as a first-generation immigrant from the University of Texas at El Paso. Prior to joining 四虎影院, Emmanuel worked at KFOX/KDBC El Paso, El Paso Matters and 四虎影院 as an intern. Outside of work, Emmanuel enjoys collecting physical media like movies, music and comics.
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Jaime Castro was placed on administrative leave Friday. It's not clear what DPD investigators are looking into. -
Another Celina ISD employee has been placed on leave following new allegations of misconduct involving a high school wrestling coach, adding to a string of investigations within the district. -
Travelers at DFW International Airport are feeling the effects of flight delays caused by FAA staffing shortages amid ongoing government shutdown. -
The North Texas Food back is preparing to see a rise in demand for services as federal funding dries out due to ongoing government shutdown. -
As part of nationwide protests against the Trump Administration, people gathered for planned events in North Texas, including in Dallas and Collin County. -
Attorneys for Marwan Marouf denounced the new charges as politically motivated. -
The contracts with Collin County to house juveniles are intended to address detention center overcrowding, a move officials call temporary. -
A Dallas team prepares to distribute smaller 3-D printed Narcan vending machines to increase accessibility ahead of Deep Ellum鈥檚 Band Crawl Against Fentanyl event. -
Dallas County is expanding its Overdose Response Team to five cities, aiming to reduce fentanyl-related deaths through onsite care and recovery support. -
Muslim community leader Marwan Marouf was denied bond by a federal immigration judge. His attorneys claim the decision was "unjust" and plan to appeal the decision. -
Johnson County Sheriff Adam King is allowed to return to work in a limited capacity after being indicted on multiple felony count regarding misconduct allegations from Johnson County Sheriff's Office employees and a perjury charge filed yesterday. -
The update involved a burglary suspect who died in police custody last month. The nab, Frank Ruiz, admitted to substance abuse and had history of seizures, they said.
