Andrea Lucia is a journalist for KTVT-TV, a CBS affiliate based in Dallas, Texas. With a focus on local news, Andrea covers a wide range of topics including community issues, human interest stories, and investigative reports. Her work has also appeared on CBS Local Digital Media, further expanding her reach and impact.
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Andrea Lucia's coverage focuses on local news, particularly crime, public safety, and government-related topics in the United States with a specific focus on Texas and Dallas. She frequently reports on evolving stories related to crime and legal policy regulations.
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PLANO – When Minnie's Food Pantry in Plano isn't keeping its founder busy, Cheryl Jackson has another passion to pursue – her deep love for the Dallas Mavericks.
SOUTHLAKE — Gateway Church, based in Southlake, has one of the country's largest congregations with about 100,000 people attending its nine campuses every weekend.
FORT WORTH — A Fort Worth municipal court judge has ruled the owner of a property, where , liable for animal cruelty.
NORTH TEXAS – It's early morning when Tarrant County deputy constables prepare to strike. Their target on this day is Shawndria Allen Graves.
MCKINNEY — In the heart of historic McKinney, a piece of the past has come back to life.
Two years later after the deadly school shooting, the physical and emotional recovery hasn't gotten easier.
Her neighborhood sits in the shadow of Arlington's stadiums, but one woman feels her backyard is no longer safe.
Most of us cannot imagine going a whole day without our phones, but that will be the new rule for thousands of North Texas students. The I-Team surveyed 50 school districts and found a growing number joining the phone-free movement.
The widow of a UPS driver who died last year is calling for safer conditions for workers as temperatures spike. Her comments follow the death of a UPS worker in Bell County Thursday and a crash Friday involving a
ALLEN – A raid on vape shops in Allen left owners and employees "traumatized," according to an attorney for the Allen Hemp Coalition.
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