Matt Howerton

1 week ago | wfaa.com | Matt Howerton

DALLAS — Travis Hollman, CEO of Hollman Inc. and known to many as the husband of Real Housewives of Dallas star Stephanie Hollman, is leveraging personal experience to lead innovation for neurodivergent individuals in the workplace and beyond. His latest endeavor, "MeSpace," is a personalized, sound-controlled workspace designed to enhance focus and reduce sensory overload, particularly for individuals with autism or attention deficit disorders. “I’ve got ADHD…had it forever,” Hollman said.

1 week ago | wfaa.com | Matt Howerton

ARLINGTON, Texas — The skies were blue. The runway, clear. But beneath a twin-engine Cessna that hadn't been flown for 25 years, something was missing last Thursday at Arlington Municipal Airport — and it wasn't good. “When we put the gear down, we got a loud bang,” said former airline pilot and air-traffic controller Tony Williams, who has been flying for 39 years. That bang meant only one thing: the left landing gear wasn’t coming down. “You get the sound,” Williams said.

2 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Matt Howerton

FORT WORTH, Texas — The Fort Worth City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on a resolution opposing a proposed redistricting plan from the Tarrant County Commissioners Court. Council Member Chris Nettles told WFAA the move is critical for protecting local communities, even though the resolution will be symbolic at best. “This is important to us,” Nettles said. “We can’t sit idle.”  Nettles is leading the pushback against the plan, which he warns could have sweeping implications for Fort Worth.

3 weeks ago | cbs19.tv | Matt Howerton

DALLAS, Texas — In the high-stakes world of NHL playoffs, heroes are usually found on the ice. But in Dallas, two showed up in the stands weeks apart — armed with prosthetic legs, full hearts and beer. Austin Lewis, an avid Stars fan and double amputee, was born with fibular hemimelia. He puts it simply: "You don't have fibulas in both of your legs or one." The 29-year-old lost one of his legs at the age of two and the other at 12.

3 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Matt Howerton

DALLAS, Texas — In the high-stakes world of NHL playoffs, heroes are usually found on the ice. But in Dallas, two showed up in the stands weeks apart — armed with prosthetic legs, full hearts and beer. Austin Lewis, an avid Stars fan and double amputee, was born with fibular hemimelia. He puts it simply: "You don't have fibulas in both of your legs or one." The 29-year-old lost one of his legs at the age of two and the other at 12.