Kevin Reece
Reporter at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Senior Reporter at KHOU-TV (Houston, TX)
Emmy and Murrow-winning reporter at WFAA-TV. USC Trojan/Northwestern Wildcat always searching for positive, powerful, and encouraging stories to tell.
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1 day ago |
wtsp.com | Kevin Reece
ARLINGTON, Texas — Don Graves will break into song for any occasion and gladly at the slightest provocation. While celebrating his 100th birthday in Arlington on Saturday, a song or two was practically a patriotic guarantee. "All the time," he told me. "I can't get away without singing." Graves is a North Texas institution. He's belted out the national anthem at Texas Rangers games and at the Texas Motor Speedway.
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wfaa.com | Kevin Reece
DALLAS — As a taste of Texas summer heat arrives several weeks early, phone lines at Texas air conditioning repair companies are heating up early as well. "So, we're already busy," said Matt Rudesill with The On Time Experts from their offices in Garland. "We love it as an AC company," he said of the increase in calls arriving in advance of the first predicted 100-degree day of the year.
'Band of Burros' | Rescuing wild and neglected donkeys in Texas so they can help rescue someone else
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wfaa.com | Kevin Reece
GRANBURY, Texas — Tracy Miller and his family will admit that they are "foster failures." But their penchant for offering sanctuary to neglected and abused animals also offers a chance for West Texas wild burros to help rescue someone else. "We are at Texas Rescue in Granbury, Texas," Miller said from behind his calling card, a spectacular mustache. "This is not the biggest one I've had. The biggest one was three foot wing tip to wing tip.
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1 week ago |
wfaa.com | Kevin Reece
ARLINGTON, Texas — Don Graves will break into song for any occasion and gladly at the slightest provocation. While celebrating his 100th birthday in Arlington on Saturday, a song or two was practically a patriotic guarantee. "All the time," he told me. "I can't get away without singing." Graves is a North Texas institution. He's belted out the national anthem at Texas Rangers games and at the Texas Motor Speedway.
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1 week ago |
wfaa.com | Kevin Reece
DALLAS — When Governor Abbott signs the state's first school voucher or education savings account bill into law at the Governor's Mansion on Saturday, Bishop Michael Olson of the Diocese of Fort Worth will be there. He believes that Texas students, Catholic or otherwise, will benefit from the taxpayer-funded program that has taken decades to get to the governor's desk.
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Dan Cogdell says the leaders of the EPIC City development have received more than a dozen death threats after @GregAbbott_TX announced several investigations into the development. “As Un-American and un-Texan as anything I have ever seen,” he said of the governor’s response @wfaa
Attorney Dan Cogdell calls Governor Abbott allegations against the EPIC City development “nonsense” and “bullsh*t” - “quit spreading lies and nonsense” @wfaa https://t.co/zv5QpdodC4
Grand Prairie police have closed the eastbound lanes of Pioneer Parkway next to the Ashton Apartments. As they continue their investigation. @wfaa https://t.co/TnijH0KmFl