I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again.
Many, many Mavericks fans would rather lose with Luka than win without him.
Nico Harrison never understood that.
Ring chasing is part of being a sports fan.
It’s not everything.
I just won 2 more Emmys, bringing me to a grand total of 3 Emmys this year.
I could not have done this without the love and support of every person who crossed my path up until this point. Even if it was just for a moment.
These Emmys are for you all!!!!
Today is the end of a beautiful journey at the first and only news station I’ve ever worked at.
I’ve met so many wonderful people along the way and had the privilege of telling so many amazing stories during my time here.
This bittersweet conclusion marks a meaningful chapter in my life. I’ll always cherish experiencing history firsthand here.
While sad to leave, I’m excited for what’s next and grateful for the trust to help tell stories from the WFAA newsroom. Until next time.
I received 2 Emmy nominations in the Lone Star Regional chapter!
I am thrilled that my team and I are being recognized for the hard work and passion we put into our projects. I couldn't be prouder!
Today is WFAA’s 75th anniversary, and a giant special airs Wednesday night with former anchors. It was the 3rd TV station in Texas (Amon Carter’s NBC5 is the oldest in the Southwest.) https://t.co/lCejZDky7L
75 YEARS OF WFAA: Today marks WFAA's 75th anniversary serving North Texas. Here's how we're commemorating the major milestone this week:
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FANS WIN! 🏀 The Dallas Mavericks and WFAA have signed a multi-year deal to broadcast the team's games over the air to fans – for free. Here's everything you need to know about how to watch: https://t.co/DkPkjcKf4x #MFFLxWFAA
A massive win for Mavs fans! The Dallas Mavericks and WFAA have signed a multi-year deal to broadcast the team's games over the air to fans – for free. #MFFLxWFAA https://t.co/DkPkjcKf4x
I won my first Emmy!
I am honored to have been a part of the dream team at WFAA that handled the impossible task of putting together the coverage of the Rangers World Series parade…all in 48 hours.
None of this would be possible without our guardian angel, Jerry Cadigan.