Kelsey Sanchez is a Reporter at WACH FOX 57. She covers a range of topics including Consumer Health, Mental Health, and Transportation Policy & Regulation, with a particular focus on Public Transportation and Traffic Management Systems. Kelsey’s work has been featured in multiple outlets such as WMAZ-TV, KIII 3NEWS, and KHOU 11, among others.
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Kelsey Sanchez's coverage predominantly centers around local news in Texas, with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships, government & politics, as well as crime-related topics. She has also covered issues such as gun safety, mental health, adoption, and animal shelters.
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Cuba faces uncertainty as U.S. eyes Venezuela's oil-reliant allies.
The Austin Police Association refuted the claims, saying the officer did not use excessive force.
By: Kelsey Sanchez
Alton Williams III, 19, is charged with first degree murder in connection with 18-year-old Isaiah Atkinson's shooting death.
A fundraiser was started for Jermaine "JJ" Jarmon, who lost his wife, children and home during the floods in Central Texas.
By: Kelsey Sanchez
On Sunday, President Donald Trump said ICE agents will be deployed Monday across U.S. airports to help TSA agents.
A public hearing is set for Tuesday at Bowie High School's cafeteria.
By: Kate Norum
The installations were spotted at the intersection of Brazos and East Sixth streets, though not all planters had them.
The mother and three-year-old daughter remain in the hospital, according to the family's attorney.
By: Kelsey Sanchez
The new restrictions fall under Senate Bill 379, which bans people from buying candy and sweetened drinks with their SNAP benefits.
By: Kelsey Sanchez
Chase was brought in as a partnership between the Hutto Police Department and the Central Texas Public Safety Commission.
