Kelly Wiley is an Investigative Reporter at various news outlets including KETK and KIAH-TV. She focuses on themes surrounding education, particularly public education and school administration, as well as construction and real estate topics. Kelly's work has been featured in numerous platforms such as Yahoo News, NewsNation, and WOOD TV8.
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Kelly Wiley's coverage focuses heavily on local education, investigations, and legal issues within the United States, specifically in Texas and Austin. If you have expertise or insights into educational policies, local investigations, or legal matters related to school districts and crime in these areas, your pitch is likely to be well-received.
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By: Cora Neas, Eden Shimanek, Kelly Wiley, Adam Schwager, Matt Grant, Ava Brendgord
AUSTIN (Nexstar) – Texas voters will elect a new U.S. senator this November. Attorney General Ken Paxton won Tuesday's Republican runoff , defeating incumbent John Cornyn. The victory sets the stage for a November showdown with Democratic nominee James Talarico.
By: Kelly Wiley
A KXAN analysis found thousands of unclaimed properties worth than $40 million are unsearchable by the public in Texas -- including financial assets from uncashed checks to abandoned stocks. This week on Inside the Investigation, KXAN's Senior Investigative Producer David Barer explains how the money has ended up in the multi-billion-dollar fund without an owner's name.
KXAN Investigates found many of the campuses facing closure were not failing according to the state's accountability ratings, with more than 20 earning an A when they were approved to close.
By: Arezow Doost, John Thomas, Kelly Wiley, Nabil Remadna, Josh Hinkle
More than 170 public and charter school campuses across Texas have closed – or are being considered for closure – since the 2023-24 school year, according to an analysis by nonprofit Our Schools Ou…
By: Kelly Wiley, Kylie Frakes, Talisa Treviño
KPRC 2's ENOUGH team found the demolition of a historic Houston home was an admitted failure by the City of Houston – one that has sparked an audit of the planning and development department's internal systems.
By: Kelly Wiley, Wladimir Moquete
As Texas districts close, sell, and repurpose neighborhood schools, ENOUGH found there are few standards for public involvement. In Houston, school officials are seeking to withhold details about who helped shape recommendations for what to do with its properties.
By: Kelly Wiley, Talisa Treviño, Wladimir Moquete
Cy-Fair ISD restored nearly 80 eliminated bus routes after safety concerns, but those routes could be at risk again as districts across Texas struggle to cover transportation costs.
By: Kelly Wiley
HOUSTON – Days after a federal immigration agent shot and killed 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston's Magnolia Park, Harris County District
By: Kelly Wiley
HOUSTON – Body worn camera video showing a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) trooper used Signal to notify federal immigration authorities
The Texas Senate race has been one of the most watched across the country, and as a result, political ads for and against democratic candidate Texas Rep.
