Alicia Barrera is a multimedia journalist based in Dallas, Texas. She specializes in covering local news and has a particular focus on crime and legal proceedings. Alicia's work has been featured on NBC DFW, KSAT, and NBC4 Washington.
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Alicia Barrera's articles primarily focus on crime and evolving stories, with a significant emphasis on local trials and breaking news in the Dallas area. She might be interested in sources who can provide expert insights or commentary related to ongoing legal proceedings, crime trends, law enforcement policies, or community impact of such events.
Given her coverage of trial proceedings and local crime incidents, legal professionals with expertise in criminal law or individuals involved directly in these cases may find success reaching out to Alicia. Additionally, experts familiar with public safety issues within the Dallas area could also be valuable resources for her reporting.
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By: Dominga Gutierrez, Alicia Barrera
The man accused of stalking and killing his romantic rival was found guilty Wednesday morning after a reset murder trial in Dallas County.
By: Alicia Barrera
Jorge Esparza, the man accused of stalking and killing a romantic rival was found guilty Wednesday morning after a reset murder trial in Dallas County.
A man found guilty of murdering a registered nurse and grad student from UT Arlington has been sentenced to life in prison.
By: David Goins, Keenan Willard, Alicia Barrera
Strong storms move through North Texas Monday with some areas including Dallas and Collin counties are under a flash flood warning. NBC 5 crews report from across the area.
The search continues for a woman in Wylie. Police say her husband reported her as missing on Monday.
While Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has confirmed no fatal attacks on humans by wild mountain lions in Texas, the recent sightings have led to warnings from city officials.
An abandoned cemetery is getting new life, and the deceased are getting recognition. More than a dozen veterans are buried in Oak Cliff’s Western Heights Cemetery and on this Veterans Day, they were honored by a small group of volunteers. Alicia Barrera has the story.
In Dallas, the debate over short-term rentals continues. The case headed to court Wednesday morning for an appellate hearing after being delayed earlier this year. However, no ruling was made.
The City of Dallas’ effort to ban short-term rentals has returned to court. A panel of judges listened to arguments from both city attorneys and operators of short-term rentals in a legal dispute over property rights and the maintenance of peaceful neighborhoods. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has the latest.
By: Alicia Barrera
Parents in Mesquite are voicing safety concerns after a 19-year-old entered Horn High School with a gun and sexually assaulted a student. That man is now behind bars. Alicia Barrera followed up with police and has the latest.
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