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Joe Trahan makes debut as weeknight sports anchor, continuing legacy of WFAA’s award-winning sports department

Joe Trahan makes debut as weeknight sports anchor, continuing legacy of WFAA’s award-winning sports department

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Joe Trahan makes debut as weeknight sports anchor, continuing legacy of WFAA’s award-winning sports department

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Joe Trahan

Joe Trahan is the main sports anchor at WFAA in Dallas, TX.
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Kevin Reece

Senior reporter, multi-media journalist, photographer and editor whose award-winning work has been recognized across the country.
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Hebron HS football ready for the season

Hebron H.S.
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Reimagined Cinderella story and what this fairytale can tell us about body positivity

Best selling North Texan author of 'If the Shoe Fits' talks about how her new adult series inspired in fairytales can help people struggling with their body image.
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Jason Wheeler

Jason Wheeler is a news anchor, editor of Right on the Money, and co-host of the Y'all-itics Texas political podcast at WFAA in Dallas, TX.
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WFAA Programming Note - Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Today’s episodes of ABC’s The Conners and Black-ish will air overnight at 2:10am. These programs are also available on ABC.com and ABC On Demand.
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Rescheduled Programming

There are no upcoming rescheduled programs at this time.
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Jobin Panicker

Jobin Panicker is a reporter at WFAA in Dallas, TX, specializing in stories from Collin County. Jobin is an Emmy® Award winning reporter who joined WFAA Channel 8 in December of 2012. He arrives to us from Fresno, California where he worked at KSEE-24.
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WFAA's Dale Hansen explains why he's retiring

After more than 38 years, Dale Hansen will retire from WFAA on Sept. 2.
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WFAA’s Dale Hansen announces he will retire Sept. 2

After more than 38 years at WFAA, Dale Hansen will retire later this year.