Jana J. Pruet
Jana J. Pruet is an award-winning investigative journalist. She covers news in Texas with a focus on politics, energy, and crime. She has reported for many media outlets over the years, including Reuters, The Dallas Morning News, and TheBlaze, among others. She has a journalism degree from Southern Methodist University. Send your story ideas to: [email protected]
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Justin Timberlake’s Lawyer Says Pop Singer Did Not Drive Drunk, Argues DUI Charges Should Be Dropped
The former NSYNC member was arrested in June after police say he ran a stop sign and swerved from his lane.
5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles West Texas
People reported feeling aftershocks more than 200 miles away from the epicenter.
Wiers Farm Recalls Variety of Produce Items Sold in 18 States Over Possible Listeria Contamination
The produce was sold at select Kroger, Walmart, and other grocery stores across 18 states.
Biscuit Basin at Yellowstone Park to Remain Closed for the Summer After Hydrothermal Explosion
The explosion was not caused by volcanic activity, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
BMW Recalls Nearly 300,000 X3 SUVs Over Interior Cargo Rails That Can Detach in a Crash
The safety recall impacts model years 2018 through 2023.
Steve Bannon’s Trial for Border Wall Fundraising Set for December
He is currently serving a four-month prison term for the refusing to answer questions regarding the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol.
Delta Faces Probe as Hundreds of Flights Are Canceled for 5th Consecutive Day
The Transportation Department says it has received numerous complaints about the airline’s response to affected customers.
Nationwide Wireless Outage in February Blocked 25,000 calls to 911, FCC Says
The AT&T wireless outage affected at least 125 million devices and lasted over 12 hours.
Netflix Nixes Its Cheapest, Ad-Free Plan in the US
The company to begin phasing out its $11.99 per month plan.
More Than 300 Suspected Heat-Related Deaths in Arizona County as Temperatures Soar
Maricopa County officials are investigating hundreds of deaths they suspect are related to record high temperatures, many among the homeless population.
