Vania Castillo
Vania Castillo is a new evening news reporter for FOX 4 News.
She joins the station from KFOX14 in El Paso, where she was an evening news anchor and lead reporter covering stories of national interest such as mass shootings, the immigration crisis, and border tech expansion.
Vania has a passion for digital and investigative storytelling. She loves to connect and engage with viewers on social media through short-form digital explainers and behind-the-scenes reels.
She is also a graduate of the University of Texas at El Paso with a double major in Multimedia Journalism and Digital Media Production.
The latest from Vania Castillo
Warming shelters opening overnight in North Texas
The Salvation Army is opening warming shelters across North Texas overnight on Saturday. Below is a list of locations.
DART would end services immediately in cities that vote to leave
Cities who choose to leave DART would immediately lose access to those services, the company said.
Woman hospitalized after dog attack in Oak Cliff
An Oak Cliff woman was left hospitalized after getting attacked by a pit bull on Marfa Avenue.
Family and friends remember Dallas rapper "Zeethewizard" killed in New Year's Day shooting
Friends and families paid honor and respect to Zecqurie Fields, also known to many as Dallas rapper Zeethewizard.
Waxahachie community rallies behind Blind Pig Butchery after fire guts historic building
The Waxahachie community is supporting a small business after a fire destroyed its historic building.
The CEO of a major domestic violence shelter reveals she is a survivor
Domestic violence doesn’t care about education, class or gender. A woman who spoke with FOX 4 is evidence of just that.
Trial to begin for former Uvalde officer charged with failing to protect students
More than three years after 19 students and two teachers were killed at a Uvalde elementary school, someone will stand trial.
Venezuelans in North Texas see US intervention as liberation
American citizens and lawmakers are still divided on the developing situation, but those with ties to the country largely see a change in regime as welcome.
SWAT standoff at Frisco home ends with suspect's arrest
A SWAT standoff in a Frisco neighborhood ended peacefully on Wednesday morning. The suspect was arrested and no one was hurt.
Rodeo Dallas: Ownership of $2.25M in question after lawsuit dropped
After months of sitting in the dark in one of Deep Ellum's busiest corridors, Rodeo Dallas is no longer under a court order forcing it to stay closed.