Lisely Garza
Reporter
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Lisely Garza graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism and Spanish.
During college, she worked on two campus broadcasts and completed an internship with Denton Record-Chronicle.
She enjoys telling stories about education, business and health. She’d love to hear your story. You can email her at lisely.garza@kgns.tv.
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The initiative is a joint mission along the southern border which includes a collaboration between the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas Military.
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A Tik Tok video made by an attorney is raising eyebrows claiming that some travelers are getting their temporary visas cancelled after getting their COVID-19 vaccine.