Tarrant County Government Accountability Reporter
Miranda Suarez is a Tarrant County Government Accountability Reporter for KERA News. She focuses on local news and issues in the Fort Worth area, covering topics such as law enforcement, criminal justice, and county government. Her work has also been featured in Texas Public Radio and the Fort Worth Report.
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Miranda Suarez's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and crime in the United States with a specific focus on Texas and Fort Worth. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news related to criminal justice, law enforcement, elections, community activism as well as legal policy regulations.
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By: Miranda Suarez, Caroline Love
Voters stand in a line to vote for primary elections in March at the Oak Lawn Public Library in Dallas. Registered voters in Texas can challenge the voter registrations of others. That's allowed a handful of people to challenge many thousands of voter registrations in North Texas.
By: Miranda Suarez, Caroline Love
In Tarrant County this year, 11 people have brought more than 15,000 challenges. More than half of those challenges came from one person.
By: Miranda Suarez
Both of Texas’ NFL teams will open their stadiums to voters this year.
By: Miranda Suarez
Some Tarrant County residents expressed concerns about the quality of MHMR's care, pointing to allegations of neglect of people with mental illness and intellectual/developmental disabilities behind bars.
By: Miranda Suarez
The dentist's office at the Tarrant County Jail in Fort Worth. A federal government report evaluated the health care available inside the Tarrant County Jail.
By: Miranda Suarez, Emily Wolf
Republican Bill Waybourn remains a fundraising heavyweight amid scrutiny of the jail. Democrat Patrick Moses is optimistic he can ride a blue wave to unseat the incumbent.
By: Miranda Suarez
Fairmount residents listen to information about the Tarrant County Mental Health Jail Diversion Center during a community meeting on Oct. 28, 2024, at Arts Fifth Avenue in Fort Worth. The diversion center is located in Fairmount and has drawn some concern from residents.
By: Miranda Suarez
Democrat Patrick Moses challenged incumbent Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn.
By: Miranda Suarez, Emily Wolf
Cassandra Johnson speaks about her son Trelynn Wormley at a meeting of the Texas Commission on Jail Standards in Austin on Nov. 7, 2024.
By: Miranda Suarez
A technician sets up a x-ray for an inmate Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Tarrant County jail in Fort Worth.
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