Kerry Mannix is a Journalist at KVIA ABC-7. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, culture and society, and aviation, while also delving into civil rights and social interest issues. Kerry's work has been featured in KVIA-TV, ABC30 News, Yahoo News, ABC30, AOL, Inc., and KGNS TV.
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Kerry Mannix's coverage predominantly focuses on local news concerning government & politics, crime, and community events within the United States, Texas, particularly El Paso. She frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to education, weather impact on communities, local elections and immigration.
If you have insights related to local government policies in Texas or issues affecting the El Paso community such as education reforms or extreme weather preparedness efforts that align with her themes and topics of interest. Kerry might also be interested in interviews with candidates running for local political offices in El Paso.
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CAL Fire crews responded to several incidents in Fresno County on a day of triple-digit heat, as officials warned of an increased wildfire threat from hot, dry and windy conditions.
A wanted woman was found along with a toddler on Saturday in Merced.
By: Kerry Mannix
Around 180 acres of the San Joaquin River Conservancy are at risk because of the vegetation, including invasive species.
It's the first day of the school year for students at West Park Elementary and the early start is something the district says has been in place for decades.
Weeks after a Reedley man was shot during a violent case of road rage in Fresno County, members of his church organized a car wash fundraiser to help support him and his family.
Students in grades six through nine are spending the week taking lessons beyond the classroom as part of a bike safety camp hosted by Fresno State's Transportation Institute.
By: Kerry Mannix
American Ambulance says every Summer, it responds to numerous heat-related illness calls. Mainly heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Officials warn of potential wildfires as millions of Californians face heat advisories and warnings in the coming days.
Experts are urging people to check in on sensitive groups as high heat continues to impact millions of Californians.
A community is mourning the man who was found dead on the roof of a Fresno High School building.
