Alex Boyer is an Emmy Award-winning, bilingual reporter for KDFW-TV in Dallas, Texas. With a focus on local news, Alex covers a wide range of stories including crime, politics, and human interest. His work has been featured on various platforms including Yahoo News and he has also worked for other news stations across the United States.
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By: Alex Boyer
Owner says shelter euthanized dog in less than 24 hours
By: Alex Boyer
The Texas Senate Committee on Border Security held a hearing in Austin Thursday to discuss Operation Lone Star and its affect on the mental health and well-being of National Guard troops.
By: Alex Boyer
The Lebanon High School softball team secured a 10-6 win over Marshall on Friday, moving their season record to 3-11. The victory capped a weekend of offensive growth for the Yellowjackets, who …
By: Alex Boyer
Daniela Fonseca, a paramedic for Dispatch Health in Dallas, was involved in a hit-and-run crash last Saturday morning at North Carroll and Ross Avenue.
By: Alex Boyer
FOX 4 brought a camera on board as Southwest Airlines employees got a first look inside the newly-designed 737 Max Jets taking off in 2026.
The city will instead rely on the nonprofit organization All American Dogs to handle animal control calls and adoptions.
By: Alex Boyer
Dallas-native Laura Heims is encouraging other women to talk to their OBGYNs about genetic testing after it helped detect her breast cancer early.
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The Lebanon football team’s season continued Friday night as the Yellowjackets fell to undefeated Nixa 56-12 at Jacket Stadium. Despite the loss, senior Jax Glendenning provided a bright spot by becoming the all-time leading rusher in Lebanon football history. Glendenning set the new rushing record with a 65-yard touchdown run with 5:24 remaining in the third quarter, surpassing John Berry’s previous mark of 4,146 career yards. The senior running back credited his success to his teammates and coaches after the game. “I never saw that record as attainable until after my sophomore year,” Glendenning said. “I’ve got to give credit to God, my offensive line, my coaches, and all the players who blocked for me over the years. God is good.” For more on this story, see Wednesday's LCR.
The Lebanon High School boys soccer team cruised to a 5-1 victory over the Laquey Hornets at ‘Jacket Stadium on Monday night, giving head coach Matt Jernigan his 100th career win with the program. Senior Jeremiah Rivera opened the scoring 31 minutes into the first half with a perfectly placed corner kick that senior Will Hodges headed in, putting the Yellowjackets ahead. Just six minutes later, Hodges struck again, this time converting a long throw-in from Noah Anderson, giving Lebanon a comfortable 2-0 lead. The Yellowjackets’ defense shined as well.
By: Alex Boyer
The American Red Cross desperately needs volunteers to staff shelters in the areas affected by Hurricane Helene.
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