Category Archives: WBAP Newsroom Blog

It is a reputation that has followed me a majority of my teenaged, young-adult and now professional life: Being the “Kennedy Guy.” That has its pros and cons. Lately, I have enjoyed the co...

I've been in broadcasting for ten years and I've had the chance to cover a wide range of stories. From some of the most heartbreaking, sad stories to encouraging and uplifting. After ten years in this...

On March 15th I was assigned to cover the story of Fort Worth Police Officer Matt Pearce, who had been shot several times. I went to JPS hospital for a news conference with Police Chief Joel Fitzgeral...

Remember when Donald Trump asked on camera could anybody imagine a “face like that” in the Oval Office, referring to Carly Fiorina? Well, that may very well may have resonated more than we...

Plenty of Fish? Are there really? I'm in my 30s, and about to enter the dating scene soon for the first time since I was a teenager. A friend of mine signed me up on a dating site and remind me to NOT...

It's already been a busy storm season. First, we had the December 26th tornadoes where 13 people died and that's not even considered storm season. This past Tuesday, Tornadoes hit the towns of Cool, S...

Spring is my favorite time of the year. A renewal for all kinds of things from trees to plants, everything turning green again. But with that also comes spring storms. In the radio news business it...

Can this winter’s weather be any more unpredictable? It really has me messed up on what I like to do. For example, I love to wear boots and sweaters…in fact my winter weather wardrobe is s...

My first day as a reporter in Dallas I was covering a collision between a fire truck, a cement truck and a pick up truck. I was so distracted by all of the stray dogs running the streets I couldn̵...

If you've ever been victim to a disaster, natural or otherwise, you know that the word "recovery" is easy to say, but much more difficult to get through. A tornado hit my life - literally and figurati...