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Television
There Is Actually a TV Reporter in a Major Market Who Goes by Scoop Jefferson
There are only two acceptable reasons for this.
Music
Personnel Moves: Workspace Innovator Vari Expands Executive Team
Plus, Liberty Capital Bank revamps its C-Suite, Comerica adds regional manager, Dallas Summer Musical appoints new board members, and more.
Media
Dale Hansen Came Prepared to Accept His Lifetime Achievement Award
The Channel 8 broadcaster gets real about the profession.
Local News
A Conversation With John McCaa as He Steps Away From TV News
The longtime WFAA personality calls it quits this week.
Dallas History
Curators Share Highlights From the First 1,000 Hours of Digitizing Old WFAA Footage
The Rangers and Indians brawl, Bill O'Reilly falls on his face, Dallas reacts to Nixon's resignation, and more.
Latest
Football
Dale Hansen Takes Aim at NFL Coaching Racism, Jason Garrett
The WFAA sportscaster’s thoughts receive national attention once again.
Media
WFAA Names a Replacement for John McCaa
The new evening news co-anchor joins the station from the nation's capital.
Entertainment
Glenn Beck’s Latest Revelations
Glenn Beck fascinates me. I spent some time with him for this 2014 feature about his move to Texas, a story he sort of liked and kind of hated. He's been in the news quite a bit this week. First, he made headlines when it appeared he was telling his show's audience that God killed Antonin Scalia to help Ted Cruz get elected. (What he actually said was slightly more nuanced: that the death would "wake America up.")
Last night he was on with WFAA's Rebecca Lopez to talk about his family's history with domestic violence. Both of his parents and his sisters were victims of domestic violence, he explained. And his mother continued the cycle both as a victim again and as an offender. The interview is classic Glenn Beck, by which I mean: a lot of things you already either like or dislike about him.
Local News
Totally Serious Analysis of the New Star-Telegram-WFAA Partnership
Hooking up is fun to do.