Alicia Barrera is a Reporter at NBC 5 DFW and Telemundo 39. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, crime and justice, culture, and sports, with a particular focus on pets and veterinary care across the Americas. Alicia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KSAT, NBC4 Washington, and NBC Chicago, among others.
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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: Alicia Barrera
Two popular swimming areas in Grand Prairie remain closed after a massive wastewater spill over the holiday weekend. While boaters have returned to the water, experts say conditions are still not safe for swimming as cleanup and water quality concerns continue. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera explains why the swim areas remain closed, what experts are saying, and when officials hope to reopen the popular recreation spots.
Two swim beaches at Joe Pool Lake remain closed after a wastewater spill released more than 100,000 gallons over the Fourth of July weekend. Trinity River Authority says the spill has been contained. Water testing is still underway!
More than 40 displaced when fire destroys dozens of condos in Dallas
A fire at a Northeast Dallas condominium complex displaced dozens of residents after flames spread quickly overnight.
As the FIFA Club World Cup wraps up in North Texas, organizers are highlighting record crowds, global attention and lessons learned ahead of future international events.
By: Alanna Quillen, Alicia Barrera
The National Weather Service is issuing dire warnings on Thursday morning as heavy rain continues to fall in the Kerrville region.
NBC 5's Alicia Barrera is in Kerrville as a Flash Flood Emergency has been declared along the Guadalupe River in Kerr and Kendall counties in the Texas Hill Country as a dangerous flood wave moves downstream Thursday,
Heavy rain brought rising rivers, flooded roads and renewed fear to parts of the Texas Hill Country, where many residents are still recovering from last year's devastating floods.
Kerrville not in the clear despite receding floodwaters
10 feet. That's all that stood between his home and disaster. He's now helping neighbors recover from losing nearly everything.
