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
Texas summer camp director spent camp funds on personal expenses, OnlyFans subscription
The former leader of a Christian summer camp in North Texas pleaded guilty to misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the camp for personal use.
"He was so very good at what he did": North Texas racing community mourns death of track official
The North Texas racing community is mourning the death of Billy Hurt, a track official who died in an ATV crash at Kennedale Speedway Park on Saturday.
Leqaa Kordia released from ICE custody after over a year in Texas detention facility
Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian woman who had been held in a North Texas ICE detention facility for over a year, has been released on bond.
Lightning likely caused Highland Village house fire
Lightning is the suspected cause of a Tuesday night fire that severely damaged a two-story home and injured two people in Highland Village.
North Texans share frightening experiences fleeing Middle East as war began
One North Texas couple spent 10 days trying to make it home from Dubai after the U.S. joined Israel in launching attacks, and another resident had to quickly flee Iran once the bombing started.
Driver accidentally crashes into Euless barber shop
A scary scene happened at a Euless barbershop last week when a driver plowed through the front of the building.
North Texans return early from Israel pilgrimage after strikes on Iran
A group of North Texans are nearly back home after nearly a week of navigating the difficult return from Israel as the Middle East conflict wages on.
Election day confusion means thousands of Dallas County votes don't count
Many voters in Dallas County woke up to the news that their late votes would not count towards Tuesday's primary elections.
North Texas protesters clash over US involvement in Israel, Iran conflict
Amid the news of the U.S. and Israel strikes on Iran Saturday morning that reportedly left their supreme leader dead, protesters gathered in North Texas to oppose the current regime.
Wall added to Oak Cliff roundabout prone to accidents
A Dallas city council member is working to make an Oak Cliff roundabout notorious for accidents safer for residents.