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Originals

Mercy's Shore | The gift of mercy and a chance to rebuild drug-damaged lives

Originals

The Black Vote: Power in the Pockets

WFAA takes a deep dive into the relevancy of the Black vote as it relates to civic engagement, the Black Church and financial contributions.
Originals

The Black Vote: Power in the Pews

WFAA takes a deep dive into the relevancy of the Black vote as it relates to civic engagement, the Black Church and financial contributions.
Elections

The Black Vote: Is the Black vote still relevant?

WFAA takes a deep dive into the relevancy of the Black vote as it relates to civic engagement, the Black Church and financial contributions.
The Heart Of It

The Heart of it with Sean Martinelli | Stories that Inspire and Impact

Sean Martinelli brings us inspiring stories from across the DMV and beyond.
Originals

A bullet left a Fort Worth police officer paralyzed. 21 years later, she finds peace on the water.

In life, it’s hard to have a testimony without first having been tested. And no one knows that better than Fort Worth Police Officer Lisa Ramsey.
Local News

'Football fields' of batteries have helped Texas's grid when electricity demand is highest

Texas's battery storage capacity has increased about 2,500% since the 2021 winter storm. The booming industry has helped prevent Texas grid emergencies.
Golf

How North Texas golfer Hayden Springer fulfilled his dream to play in the PGA Tour

Not only did he get to play, Springer stamped himself into one of golf's most exclusive clubs.
Originals

Fishing community for veterans creates beautiful friendships

Heroes on the Water has been therapeutic for veterans and former law enforcement, like formerFort Worth police officer, Lisa Ramsey, who was paralyzed on duty.
Black History

10 Million Names Project traces the family history of South Dallas resident, Willie Mae Coleman

“When she said she was 13, a man came and said, ‘Y'all free. Y’all free,'" said Willie Mae Coleman.
Local News

10 Million Names Project traces the family history of South Dallas resident, Willie Mae Coleman

“When she said she was 13, a man came and said, ‘Y'all free. Y’all free,'" said Willie Mae Coleman.
Originals

North Texas skeet shooter wins 4th Olympic gold medal in Paris

Hancock started competitive shooting when he was 10 years old. He became a teenage prodigy – winning a world championship at age 16.

Bullet hit cockpit of Southwest flight struck by gunfire, sources say

DFW Weather: Latest forecast and timeline for the next rain and storm chances

DFW Weather: Latest forecast and timeline for the next rain and storm chances

Rain chances return Sunday and longer through Monday morning

Dallas's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Dallas, Texas | WFAA.com

Mercy's Shore | The gift of mercy and a chance to rebuild drug-damaged lives

The Black Vote: Power in the Pockets

The Black Vote: Power in the Pews

The Black Vote: Is the Black vote still relevant?

The Heart of it with Sean Martinelli | Stories that Inspire and Impact

A bullet left a Fort Worth police officer paralyzed. 21 years later, she finds peace on the water.

'Football fields' of batteries have helped Texas's grid when electricity demand is highest

How North Texas golfer Hayden Springer fulfilled his dream to play in the PGA Tour

Fishing community for veterans creates beautiful friendships

10 Million Names Project traces the family history of South Dallas resident, Willie Mae Coleman

10 Million Names Project traces the family history of South Dallas resident, Willie Mae Coleman

North Texas skeet shooter wins 4th Olympic gold medal in Paris

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