Sara is a digital producer at NBC 5. She is a proud Southern Methodist University alumna and was born and raised in McKinney, Texas.
The Latest
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1 killed, 5 injured in shooting at a Fort Worth nightclub; no arrests yet, police say
One person was killed and five people were injured at a nightclub shooting in Fort Worth’s West 7th district late Saturday night, police say. No arrests were made yet.
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AG Paxton ‘demands answers' after UNT student denouncing Kirk killing allegedly kicked out of class
Texas AG Paxton sent a letter to UNT “demanding answers” after he says a student was kicked out of class for denouncing Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
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Accidentally cut cables to blame for DFW airport delays, cancellations Friday, officials say
After hundreds of delays and cancellations at DFW and Love Field airports Friday, officials have revealed the root cause of the equipment issue.
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9 McKinney firefighters injured while battling house fire Saturday night, FD says
Nine firefighters were hospitalized after battling a house fire in McKinney on Saturday night, the fire department said.
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Off-duty Dallas officer shoots, injures armed person during parking lot disturbance
One person was shot by an off-duty police officer in Dallas early Sunday morning. The investigation is ongoing.
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FEMA activates in Texas after Trump signs Major Disaster Declaration for Kerr County
FEMA was activated after Trump signed a Major Disaster Declaration for Kerr County, where 59 people were killed by flash floods.
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14 children among 32 now dead in tragic Texas floods; Camp Mystic missing rises to 27
The search for more than two dozen missing children continues Saturday in Central Texas as the number of people killed in the storm grows.
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Security guard stabbed at Frisco mosque while praying, mosque officials say
A security guard was stabbed at a Frisco mosque during prayer Saturday night, mosque officials say.
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7-year-old girl dies after being found in a Frisco pond Saturday night, police say
A 7-year-old girl has died after she was found in a retention pond in Frisco Saturday night.
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Texas doctor who ‘falsely diagnosed patients' in $118 million scheme sentenced to 10 years in prison, DOJ says
A Texas doctor was sentenced to 10 years in prison after falsely diagnosing patients in a $118 million healthcare scheme, according to the DOJ.
