Paul Wedding
Digital Content Producer at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
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wfaa.com | Paul Wedding
FLOWER MOUND, Texas — The Town of Flower Mound will hold its first bond election in more than 20 years on May 3, in hopes of gaining more than $110 million in funding toward park and recreational facilities and street improvement projects. This is the town's first bond election since 2002, which funded the building of the Community Activity Center and several activity fields.
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kvue.com | Paul Wedding
DALLAS — A new report from pest control company Terminix has compiled the worst areas in the U.S. for mosquitoes, and Dallas-Fort Worth is right near the top. DFW was ranked at No. 2 on the list. That's one spot higher than it was in Terminix's report last year, where it ranked behind New York City at No. 1 and Los Angeles at No. 2. This comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning of potential high activity of dengue virus, a viral disease spread by mosquitoes.
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wfaa.com | Paul Wedding
ARLINGTON, Texas — A 65-year-old man and a 56-year-old woman were sent to the hospital Thursday night after being involved in a six-car pileup that caused westbound I-20 to be closed temporarily in Arlington, officials said. Police say officers were called about the chain-reaction crash at about 7:30 p.m. on I-20 near South Collins Street.
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wfaa.com | Paul Wedding
DALLAS — DFW has been in the spotlight often recently in regards to the film industry, with the possibility of even more films and TV shows coming to be shot in North Texas in the future. And it makes sense, as North Texans love watching movies. According to recent reports from Deadline and IndieWire, North Texans spent $271 million in 2023 alone on watching movies. North Texas has no shortage of theatres to go see movies at.
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wfaa.com | Paul Wedding
TOLAR, Texas — Teachers of Tomorrow, an alternative teacher certification program, has announced a North Texas art teacher as its 2025 Teacher of the Year. Jennifer Feuquay, who teaches art and one-act play at Tolar High School, was named Teacher of the Year for their dedication and passion, Teachers of Tomorrow said. “Every once in a while you have the pleasure to come across a natural born teacher,” said mentor Brian Rosson, who nominated Feuquay, in a statement.
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