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Edward Ayala
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Investigative Photographer and Editor, KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX)
Fort Worth
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Recent: Construction Personal Profiles. Not-So-Recent: Packaging Technology, Small Business Topics Engineering, Mattress Industry Issues, Architecture, Medicine Demolition
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By Scott Friedman Verified, Edward Ayala Verified| KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX) Verified An already active and destructive storm season raises new questions about the impact of recent staffing cuts at the National Weather Service. In an interview with NBC 5 Investigates, the national president of the union that represents NWS forecasters said recent Trump Administration buyouts and layoffs, combined with long-standing vacancies, could make it harder to adequately staff the weather service offices that issue lifesaving storm alerts.
$18,000 to cross! Migrants tell Texas state troopers cartels are tripling smuggling prices as crossings drop
By Scott Friedman Verified, Eva Parks Verified, Edward Ayala Verified| KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX) Verified Illegal border crossings have declined as the Trump administration surges resources to the southern border. Migrants caught crossing the border tell Texas state troopers that Mexican cartels are responding by raising their fees for smuggling people across. NBC 5 Investigates spent two days in mid-February embedded with a team of Texas Department of Public Safety state troopers who work alongside the U.S. Border Patrol, targeting human smuggling.
By Scott Friedman Verified, Edward Ayala Verified| KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX) Verified An already active and destructive storm season raises new questions about the impact of recent staffing cuts at the National Weather Service. In an interview with NBC 5 Investigates, the national president of the union that represents NWS forecasters said recent Trump Administration buyouts and layoffs, combined with long-standing vacancies, could make it harder to adequately staff the weather service offices that issue lifesaving storm alerts.
Company Info
KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX)
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
'+1 817-405-9318