Adriana Alexander is a journalist and writer based in Central Texas. She has written for KCEN 6 News, KAGS-TV, and FOX West Texas, covering a wide range of local news topics including community events, social issues, and local government. Adriana is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the Central Texas community.
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Adriana's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to family, relationships, pets, and education in the Central Texas area. Her interest in expert commentary suggests she would be responsive to pitches from local experts offering insights into issues affecting families, pet care, and educational challenges specific to the region.
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By: Adriana Alexander
Mcelyea said as they wait for Martinez's day in court, him and his family are hoping for a righteous ending.
'On the Go Coffee Co' opened in Temple October 19 selling specialty coffee, pastries, and more.
Police are asking anyone who may recognize the dog or know how it got injured to contact the department and reference Case #24-0774.
By: Adriana Alexander
'My Brother's House' food pantry feeds over 100 unhoused people with a Thanksgiving meal every year.
By: Adriana Alexander
The restaurant specializes in brunch cuisine with their best sellers including shrimp and grits, their 'Root birdie'.
Fit4Mom Temple Belton Salado has hosted their 'Cans for the Community' food drive for five years.
Victims of A&L Sheds and their attorneys attended the press conference, claiming the company scammed at least 100 people out of $1.1 million.
Otakutopolis began as an online anime & pop culture gift store in 2019.
By: Michael Mazzuca, Adriana Alexander
They are expecting to build 184 homes for at least three people per home.
Now through Dec. 15, 6 News is partnering up with Communities In Schools (CIS) of Greater Central Texas to collect new shoes for students in need.
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