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Jason Whitely brings the interesting story behind a 15 year standoff in rural Texas. http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/local/texas-news/2016/01/08/15-year-armed-standoff-quietly-ends-outside-dallas/78452414/ Ready Aim Truth: http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/2016/01/11/ready-aim-truth-how-prepared-good-guys-protect-themselves-and-others-part-1/78655818/

Todd Unger follows the "affluenza" teen story all the way to Mexico.

Child poverty in Texas is a growing problem and the subject of a multi-news station push to shed light on the issue. David Schechter shares the conversations he's had with families that are growing up hungry in Texas. http://on.wfaa.com/stateofourchildren #TexasForChildren

Reporter David Schechter joins to show to talk about his recent trip to Cuba.

WFAA's flagship anchor John McCaa doesn't hold back as he expresses his feelings about the terrorist attack that left more than one hundred people dead last week in Paris. Plus, in an encore performance, anchor/reporter Mike Castellucci takes the helm of a rudderless ship in an attempt to steer this weeks segment of What's Trending.

The Dallas Cowboys continue to dominate the news cycle, not for football but for actions off the field. WFAA Reporter Rebecca Lopez speaks candidly as a fan of the Texas team, while sports reporter Joe Trahan catches us up on the controversy. Plus, Mike Castalucci fills in on the news desk and admits he'd look pretty good with a "man bun".

WFAA News Reporter David Schechter has more fun than all of us at work while interviewing city council members. It's part of a new segment called (Fun) City Council http://www.wfaa.com/story/features/2015/10/05/getting-to-know-your-city-council-meet-mark-clayton/73385982/) Plus, WFAA Sport's Producer Or Moyal breaks down this weeks trending stories. Oh, and Ozzy Osbourne appologizes for "defacing" the Alamo thirty some years ago. (http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2015/11/05/ozzy-osbourne-apologize-urinating-alamo-1982/75224576/)

A spontaneous beach vacation turns into breaking news coverage for anchor and reporter Marcus Moore (http://bit.ly/1jVUDk0), and we meet the real photojournalist behind YouTube character Gary Vosot (http://bit.ly/1RhriLr). Related stories: Report: ‘Human DNA’ found in small percentage of tested hot dogs (http://bit.ly/1M4c9Nb) Man cashes in pennies he’s been saving for 45 years (http://bit.ly/1kXvWnv) Daybreak’s Jenny Doren reports on weather, then goes into labor (http://bit.ly/1P1lJBy)

Legendary investigative reporter Byron Harris continues his sit down with WFAA staffers to share 41 years worth of stories. This week, fellow investigative reporter Brett Shipp joins the show put the Byron's career into perspective.

Legendary investigative reporter Byron Harris sits down with WFAA staffers to share 41 years worth of stories.