Adriana De Alba is a reporter for WFAA, focusing on local news in the Dallas area. With a passion for storytelling, Adriana covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and breaking news. Her dedication to providing accurate and impactful reporting has made her a trusted source of information for the Dallas community.
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Adriana De Alba's coverage mainly focuses on local community events, human interest stories, and tragedies. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships, as well as entertainment news. Given this focus, she might be interested in pitches that involve heartwarming or inspiring community initiatives or stories of resilience.
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By: Adriana De Alba
The Welman Project provides recycled materials and donated school supplies to educators across North Texas and beyond.
By: Adriana De Alba
Surveillance footage shows a break-in at Colossal Sandwich Shop. Bedford police believe the city's three break-ins Tuesday morning are connected.
AA passenger Dimas Henriquez said he was stranded in a different country without a passport after his flight was diverted to The Bahamas.
Tuesday would've been Randolph's birthday. Instead of gathering around a birthday cake, his family gathered around his squad car and placed flowers on it as they fought back tears.
By: Adriana De Alba
The Keller ISD school board of trustees unanimously approved 13 school policy changes Thursday, opponents say the changes will harm LGBTQIA+ students.
On Tuesday, she said she was relieved to learn the suspect, 42-year-old Elizabeth Wolf, was indicted.
By: Adriana De Alba
On Tuesday afternoon, the Arlington Police Dept. announced the teacher won’t face criminal charges. The teacher remains on leave amid a district investigation.
By: Adriana De Alba
The possible cut of early voting sites could include UT Arlington, the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and two Tarrant County College campuses.
By: Adriana De Alba
Friday afternoon, Arlington ISD said its investigation found "no evidence of physical harm to the students" and that the employee is no longer with the district.
By: Adriana De Alba
“I hope not to be the only one," Lopez Senechal said in a sit-down interview with WFAA. She discussed family, her roots and her journey to the WNBA.
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