Long before the age of the Internet and the fleeting spasms of mass hysteria that came with it (Remember Jade Helm? Pizzagate?), and going back to the late 20th century, when irrational fears moved ...

Dan and Fran Keller, who served more than 21 years in prison after they were wrongly convicted in a 'satanic day care' case, will receive $3.4 million from a state fund that is designated for those ...

I talked with Fran and Dan Uzelac the other day. Their stories could only be told as a couple, because they’ve shared a nearly a lifetime together. After decades of travel for both work and leisure, ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — An Austin couple who spent 23 years in prison for a crime they say they didn’t commit is still waiting to be exonerated. Dan and Fran Keller were convicted in 1992, accused of sexually ...

Dan and Fran Keller, who spent more than 21 years in prison after they were accused of sexually abusing children during satanic rituals at their South Austin day care, will receive $3.4 million from a ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — As attorney Keith Hampton was working to get his client Greg Kelley out of jail on Tuesday, he was also signing off on the compensation package for his other clients, Dan and Fran ...

Oh, this war of words between ESPN basketball commentator Dan Dakich and Iowa men's basketball coach Fran McCaffery is precious. In a sports world filled with filters for public figures, here are two ...

Austin day care owners Dan and Fran Keller spent more than 22 years in prison after three young children accused them of dismembering babies, torturing pets, desecrating corpses, videotaping orgies ...

Dan and Fran Keller, who spent more than 21 years in prison after they were accused of sexually abusing children during supposed satanic rituals at their South Austin day care facility, will receive ...

Soon this website will be nothing but stories about people who hate Dan Dakich. After his cross-country radio feud with WEEI in Boston, and being the subject of an Iowa patrolman’s Facebook rant that ...

A pioneer of the Austin dining scene who for decades oversaw South Austin, both literally and figuratively, Frances Junk died from cancer Nov. 27. She was 89. If you drove down South Congress Avenue ...

According to KVUE’s media partners at the Austin American-Statesman, Junk died from cancer on Nov. 27 at age 89. Junk and her husband, Dan, opened their restaurant, Dan’s Hamburgers, on South Congress ...