Dallas, TX This Report Covers the Time Period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (Except Where Otherwise Specifically Noted)

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KDFW FOX 4, KDFI My 27 & MyFOXdfw.com – Dallas, TX This report covers the time period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

I. PROGRAMMING

a. Local Newscasts: KDFW FOX 4 schedules and airs more local news than any other television station in the State of Texas at 43 hours of original news content each week, as follows: Monday – Friday: 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday: Noon – 12: 30 p.m. Monday – Friday: 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday – Friday: 9 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. Saturday: 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday – Sunday: 9 p.m. – 10 p.m. Sunday: 5 p.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday Sports News: 10 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

b. Breaking News: KDFW FOX 4’s local news provides community service through consumer affairs pieces, severe weather updates, news investigations, and regular series pieces. A complete list of cut-ins and crawls is attached as Exhibit 1.

c. Local News: The station is committed to local journalism and covering local news. This includes the assignment of reporters to specific community-based beats. This includes neighborhood issues, local political candidates and topics, stories important to the different minority communities and groups and organizations working in the various communities.

The news staff primarily works from the main office in downtown Dallas. They also work from bureaus in Fort Worth (Tarrant Co.) and Carrollton (Denton – Collin Co.). KDFW employs a diverse staff of reporters and producers to better cover the many different facets of this large market.

There are many stories aired that have had significant impact on the local community. Among the listings below include live coverage of North Texas floods from the KDFW helicopter, where helicopter personnel assisted emergency rescue teams in spotting and rescuing flood victims as the waters rose; other local stories produced in studio include:

2 i. Major news stories broadcast in the report period included: • Hurricane Katrina evacuees face eviction from local apartment complex. Management backs off and blames miscommunication after FOX 4 investigates • FOX 4 exclusive about teenage gang members using runaway girls for prostitution • Dallas Police Chief admits mistakes were made in botched drug raid that led to release of three suspects • Fox 4 lists communities at risk during dry, windy conditions that could lead to extreme fire danger • FOX 4 investigation exposes major retailer selling fake gemstones as “authentic” jewelry ii. Coverage of local news stories included: • Viewers’ Voice, a weekly forum for viewer feedback to high-profile stories, including topics such as Rep. Tom Delay’s trial dispute and school bus safety. • What’s Buggin You, a weekly consumer segment, including issues such as driver complaints leading to repairs to Fort Worth road. • FOX 4 lists locations in Plano where city plans to install red light cameras. • Report about coping with rising utility costs for low- or fixed-income tenants • Consumer alert about flammable Halloween costumes • Apology by students for racially insensitive school signs, and pledge by school to screen signs more aggressively • Profile of local website where users post discount deals for others to save money • Investigation of workers’ compensation dispute, where an employee claimed a job-related chemical made him sick

iii. Many news stories aired were of particular importance to minority, disabled and other special interest groups in North Texas, including: • Community reaction to a yard sign urging whites to vote • Plea from homeless advocates for proposition support to fund 24/7 homeless assistance center • Religious rights group files complaint with local high school accused of infringing upon the beliefs of Muslim students • Reaction to passage of statewide proposition banning gay marriage • Follow-up with obese woman who underwent lap band surgery six months earlier and lost 50 pounds 3

• Dallas County Sheriff’s Office investigates claims of racial profiling involving Hispanic DWI suspects • Interview of Dallas teacher who staged a hunger strike to protest the “N” word • Signal crossing for sight impaired is broken at intersection next to the area’s largest employer of blind people

A comprehensive list of local news stories is attached as Exhibit 2.

d. Locally Produced Programming: The following programs were produced by KDFW FOX 4: • Football Sunday • Fifth Quarter • FOX 4 Cotton Bowl Special • Coverage of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure • FOX 4 Texas Rangers Opening Day Special • Shopping Cents (consumer tips)

e. Public Affairs Programming: KDFW FOX 4 is home to Insights, the oldest public affairs show in Dallas-Fort Worth. The weekly show (aired on Sundays at 8 a.m.) is a blend of news, information and entertainment, addressing issues and concerns of the community, particularly communities of color. Following are examples of stories covered over the past two years: • Veterans Stand Down – A look at the plight of 26-million veterans in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. At least 1/3 of them are alone and homeless • Remembering Rosa Parks – The woman known as the Mother of the Civil Rights movement dies. Most people remember her because she refused to give up her seat on the bus to a White man. That incident sparked the Birmingham Bus Boycott • Native American Heritage Month Celebration – Highlighted a program at the Fort Worth Public Library saluting Native American custom, culture and heritage • Diabetes – November is Diabetes Awareness Month. More than 20-million Americans are now diabetic. Sharon Cox, a dietitian with the Parkland Health and Hospital System and a supporter of the American Diabetes Association talks about the importance of diet in preventing and controlling diabetes

A comprehensive list of topics aired in Insights is attached as Exhibit 3.

f. Awards and Recognition:

• Texas Gavel Award (2006) • National Headliners Award (2006) • 12 Lone Star EMMY Awards (2006) • RTNDA Regional Edward R. Murrow Award (2006) • 8 Texas AP Broadcasters Awards (2006-2007)

A complete list of awards and recognition is attached as Exhibit 4.

II. PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (PSAs):

In the Jan 8-21, 2007 report period, KDFW aired 41 minutes, 15 seconds in PSAs, including the following subjects: • Boy Scouts of America • Staying in School • Child Booster Seats • Leukemia/Lymphoma Society Fundraiser • Educational First Steps Partnership • Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation • Online Safety

In the same report period, KDFI aired 2 hours and 7 minutes of PSAs on the following subjects: • Child Booster Seats • Boy Scouts • Partnership for a Drug free America • Girls Inc. Of Metro Dallas • Habitat for Humanity • Internet Safety • TV Ratings • United Negro College Fund • Mentoring

In the June 11-24, 2007 report period, KDFW aired 22 minutes, 25 seconds in PSAs on the following subjects: • Anti-Drug abuse (Cheese Heroin) • Girls Inc. of Metropolitan Dallas • Boy Scouts of America • Fire Prevention • TV Ratings • Texas Department of Transportation

In the same report period, KDFI aired 3 hours, 3 minutes and 10 seconds of PSAs in support of: • Booster seats • Partnership for Drug Free America 5

• Girls Inc. of Metropolitan Dallas • Habitat for Humanity • Internet Safety • TV ratings • United Negro College Fund • US Marines • Greater Dallas Council on Drugs/alcohol (Cheese Heroin)

In response to the growing drug crisis among teenagers involving a deadly type of heroin called “cheese,” FOX 4 partnered with the Greater Dallas Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse to produce an anti-drug PSA featuring local high school students. The PSI campaign received wide acclaim and was aired on Spanish language stations across the state. FOX 4 received a special award for the initiative from the Greater Dallas Council, and the Texas Attorney General announced plans to take the campaign statewide.

III. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY

Communicating with the community is an ongoing mission for KDFW FOX 4. Contact with special interest groups is a regular part of the station’s operation. FOX 4 News reaches out to community members with hundreds of personal appearances by staff members every year. News personnel speak with a wide variety of groups and organizations and frequently return with story ideas. Input is solicited in KDFW’s newscasts and website, and ideas and opinions are sought from the community via telephone, email and letters. In addition, field crews have daily contact with members of the community and organizations, a rich source of information and ideas for future programming.

Additionally, FOX 4 News staff members have deep roots in the community, and are constantly bringing in story ideas from fellow parents, church members, sports teammates, neighbors, etc. For several years, FOX4 News has invited the public to express opinions via forums such as Viewers Voice, Tell it to Tim, and What’s Buggin You. Viewers’ comments are used both on the air and as a source of story ideas.

KDFW and KDFI employees, including on-air talent, participate on the boards or in community organizations, as follows:

• Board Member, Girls Inc. of Greater Dallas • Vice Chairwoman, Cotton Bowl Athletic Association • Volunteer, Media Children’s Home in Medina, TX • Advisory Committee Member, SMU Division of Journalism • Inductee, HistoryMakers (the largest collection of visually recorded African American History) • Voting Member, Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame 6

The management and employees of KDFW and KDFI take part in or appear at community events, including: • Panelist, Edelman Trust Barometer Survey • Emcee, United Negro College Fund benefit gala • Speaker, Midlothian Chamber of Commerce • Volunteer, Children’s Cancer Fund • Emcee, Vietnam Wall Experience • Speaker, Frisco Independent School District • Event co-chair, Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation

Attached as Exhibit 5 is a detailed list of community participation and ascertainment activities.

IV. INTERNET

Myfoxdfw.com streams KDFW’s 8 a.m. and noon weekday newscasts. During significant news events, or storm coverage, extended coverage is also streamed. The website provides an ongoing stream of live Doppler radar. During significant news events or storm coverage, the website utilizes chat rooms in which users can watch coverage and share information. Periodically, chat rooms are hosted by experts, newsmakers and on-air talent. The blogging community is robust and on-air talent regularly blog to inform users about upcoming or current stories; sharing additional details about news items; relating personal experiences; message boards are utilized in the same manner. One message board is dedicated to updating programming information, such as schedule changes.

The WAP site (http://wap.myfoxdfw.com) allows users to utilize mobile devices to stay up-to-date on news and weather.

EXHIBIT 1

KDFW FOX 4, KDFI My 27 & MyFOXdfw.com SERVING THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH

DISASTER WARNINGS

Following are instances where KDFW FOX 4 broke into regular programming to broadcast information that is deemed important to the public. These notifications - “cut-ins” - may contain anything from disaster warnings, local weather and news alerts, impactful national or regional information for the public interest:

Tuesday, November 8, 2005. Amber Alert. Ran Amber Alert, notifying public of missing/abducted child. Time: 3:02pm. Ran Amber Alert Crawls at 3:32pm, 4:00pm, and 4:31pm

Wednesday, November 9, 2005. Amber Alert Stand Down. Ran Amber Alert Stand Down. Time: 3:00pm and 3:30pm.

Friday, November 11, 2005. Local News. Aired breaking news of a police chase crash for 2:44. Time: 3:30pm.

Tuesday, November 29, 2005. Local News. Interrupted programming to broadcast Breaking News of a police shooting. Duration was 10:50. Time: 2:46pm. Interrupted programming for police shooting turned hostage situation. Duration was 6:54. Time: 3:45pm. Interrupted programming for update of police shooting/hostage situation. Duration was 10:44. Time: 3:59pm.

Thursday, December 1, 2005. Local News Interrupted programming to broadcast breaking news of a shooting at the Joint Reserve Base in Tarrant County. Duration was 1:11. Time: 1:31pm

Saturday, December 3, 2005. Local News Interrupted programming to broadcast an apartment fire. Duration was 2:04. Time: 4:10pm.

Saturday, December 10, 2005. Local News. Interrupted programming to broadcast breaking news of a tanker fire on the George Bush Turnpike. Duration was 2:05. Time: 11:00am.

Thursday, December 15, 2005. Amber Alert. Ran Amber Alert stand down. Time: 9:36pm.

Sunday, December 18, 2005. President Address. Aired an Address from the President at 8pm. Duration was 19:10. Time: 8:00pm.

Monday, December 19, 2005. Presidential News Conference. Aired News Conference from the President. Duration was 59:08. Time: 9:30am.

Tuesday, December 27, 2005. Local News. Interrupted programming to broadcast breaking news of several fires in Kennedale. Duration was 1:42:02. Time: 3:16pm.

Friday, January 13, 2006. Local News. Interrupted programming to broadcast breaking news about wildfires in the area. Duration was 5:50.Time: 3:38pm.

Tuesday, January 17, 2006. Local News. Interrupted programming to broadcast breaking news of wildfires near DFW Airport. Duration was 1:55. Time: 4:00pm.

Thursday, January 26, 2006. President News Conference. Aired a news conference from the President. Duration was 49:26. Time: 9:13am.

Friday, January 27, 2006. Amber Alert. Ran Amber Alert notice, notifying public of missing/abducted child. Time: 5:03pm.

Friday, February 3, 2006. President Arrival. Interrupted programming to broadcast the arrival of the President t at Love Field. Duration was 7:43. Time: 1:21pm.

Friday, February 17, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast several weather in the area. Duration was 2:20. Time: 3:00pm. Interrupted again at 4:00pm. Duration was 1:48.

Saturday, March 18, 2006. Local News. Aired news cut in reporting an implosion in Fort Worth. Time: 7:31am.

Tuesday, March 21, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Presidential News Conference. Duration was 59 minutes. Time: 9:00am.

Wednesday, March 22, 2006. Amber Alert Crawl. Ran Amber Alert crawl, notifying public of missing/abducted child. Time: 11:09pm, 11:45pm, 12:09am, 12:40am, 1:12am, 1:44am, 4:00am, 4:30am.

Tuesday, March 28, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Presidential News Conference. Time: 9:19am.

Tuesday, March 28, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a student protest at City Hall. Duration was 14:38. Time: 11:06am.

Thursday, March 30, 2006. Local Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather alert. Duration was 2:00. Time: 8:00pm.

Thursday, April 6, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in area. Duration: 1:23. Time: 11:00am.

Saturday, April 15, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information a warehouse fire. Duration was 1:08. Time: 4:07pm.

Friday, April 28, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in area. Duration was 1:02. Time: 1:00pm. Aired another cut in at 1:30pm. Duration was 1:22. Aired another cut-in at 4:00pm. Duration was 2:20.

Wednesday, May 3, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on the sentencing of Moussaoui. Duration was 9:30. Time: 3:27pm.

Friday, May 5, 2006. Weather Alert. Ran weather cut in to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:17. Time: 12:02am.

Sunday, June 18, 2006. Amber Alert Crawl. Ran Amber Alert crawl, notifying public of missing/abducted child. Time: 11:30am, 5:06pm, 7:04pm, and 8:01pm.

Wednesday, June 21, 2006. Local News Alert. Aired breaking news alert notifying viewers of a 6 alarm fire in Lower Greenville. Duration was 7:59. Time: 4:30pm.

Saturday, June 24, 2006. Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to alert viewers of severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:29. Time: 4:44pm.

Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police shooting. Duration was 3:29. Time: 1:02pm.

Friday, June 30, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a breakout from the Mansfield jail. Duration was 2:30. Time: 3:02pm.

Friday, July 7, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast Presidential News Conference. Time: 10:17am.

Sunday, July 23, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police chase in the area. Duration was 2:42:59. Time: 5:26pm.

Friday, July 28, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on President Bush’s meeting with Prime Minister Blair. Time: 11:33am.

Friday, August 4, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a fire in North Richland Hills. Duration was 4:20. Time: 3:12pm.

Monday, August 7, 2006. Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:27. Time: 4:04pm.

Monday, August 21, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Presidential News Conference. Duration was 1:00:10. Time: 9:59am.

Wednesday, August 23, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast the lockdown of a school in Irving. Duration was 2:15. Time: 2:17pm.

Sunday, August 27, 2006. Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:23. Time: 3:4pm. Aired another cut in which ran for 2:02. Time: 4:22pm.

Wednesday, August 30, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information regarding a police chase in the area. Duration was 13:13. Time: 9:56am.

Saturday, September 9, 2006. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Duration was 15:44. Time: 10:10am.

Tuesday, September 19, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast Presidential News Conference. Duration was 24:02. Time: 11:13am.

Saturday, September 23, 2006. Local Weather Alert. Interrupted programming for a severe weather alert. Duration 1:47. Time: 11:01am. Aired another cut in lasting 2:35. Time: 11:49am.

Tuesday, September 26, 2006. Amber Alert Crawl. Aired an Amber Alert crawl at 11:07pm, and again at 11:33pm.

Wednesday, September 27, 2006. . Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Dallas police conference in reference to Dallas Cowboys player 11

Terrell Owens. Duration was 9:34. Time: 10:00am. We aired another cut in regarding the same topic lasting 12:01. Time: 2:33pm.

Friday, October 6, 2006. Amber Alert Crawl. Ran an Amber Alert Crawl at 10:04am, 10:37am and 11:03am.

Wednesday, October 25, 2006. Presidential News Conference. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Presidential News Conference. Duration was 1:06:36. Time: 9:30am.

Monday, November 6, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast President Bush at Love Field. Duration was 4:48. Time: 6:31pm .

Wednesday, November 28, 2006. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a Police car chase. Duration was 9:05. Time: 2:29pm.

Thursday, November 29, 2006. Local Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area all throughout the day. Start time: 1:00pm.

Friday, November 30, 2006. Local Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Time: 1:32pm. Also cut in again at 3:00pm.

Thursday, December 7, 2006. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information the Bush/Blair press conference. Duration was 57:33. Time: 10:01am.

Tuesday, December 26, 2006 News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast President Ford’s death. Duration was 10:56. Time: 11:06pm.

Friday, December 29, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:31. Time: 1:31pm.

Friday, December 29, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:02. Time: 1:59pm.

Friday, December 29, 2006. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 7:23. Time: 3:00pm.

Tuesday, January 2, 2007. News Alert. Aired the funeral of President Ford. Duration was 2:10:38. Time: 9am.

Wednesday, January 10, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast an 4 alarm fire in Fort Worth. Duration was 1:23. Time: 3:04pm.

Friday, January 12, 2007. Amber Alert Crawl. Ran an Amber Alert Crawl at 12:56pm, 2:03pm, 3:09pm.

Saturday, January 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Time: 10:30am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm, 4:25pm. Duration for each cut in ranged from 2:05 to 3:00.

Friday, January 19, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on an airplane with landing gear problems in Arlington. Duration was 6:35. Time: 4:40pm.

Sunday, January 21, 2007. Amber Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast an Amber Alert, notifying public of missing/abducted child. Duration was 2:15. Time: 3:12am.

Wednesday, January 31, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area at 10:00am, 10:37am, 10:59am and 11:33am. Duration was 1:52, 3:28, 3:16 and 2:54.

Thursday, February 1, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Ran a crawl of severe weather in the area at 3:35pm and 4:00pm.

Friday, February 2, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:38.Time: 10:00am.

Saturday, February 24, 2007, . Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:54. Time: 4:07pm.

Saturday, February 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:35. Time: 4:30pm

Friday, March 9, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Ran a severe weather crawl at 3:33pm and again at 7:19pm.

Sunday, March 11, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Ran a severe weather crawl at 5:21pm, 5:55pm, 6:28pm, 7:14pm 7:46pm and 8:46pm.

Monday, March 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information about a gas line fire. Time: 3:29pm and again at 4:20pm. Duration was 3:33 and 4:23.

Tuesday, March 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Time: 2:34pm, duration was 1:34, 3:01pm, duration was 3:03, 3:45pm, duration was 3:18, 4:10pm, duration was 3:49 and 4:32pm, duration was 4:35.

Monday, March 19, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast the President’s speech marking the 4 year anniversary of the Iraq war. Duration was 10:52. Time: 10:30am.

Saturday, March 24, 2007. Amber Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast an Amber Alert. Time: 5:12pm.

Thursday, March 29, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a severe weather alert in the area. Duration was 4:04. Time: 1:00pm.

Thursday, March 29, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a severe weather alert in the area. Duration was 2:57. Time: 1:30pm.

Thursday, March 29, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a severe weather alert in the area. Duration was 3:39pm. Time: 1:59pm.

Thursday, March 29, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast a severe weather alert in the area. Duration was 3:06. Time: 2:27pm.

Thursday, March 29, 2007. Severe Weather Alert Interrupted programming to broadcast a severe weather alert in the area. Duration was 3:05. Time: 2:59pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a crawl concerning severe weather in the area. Times were 10:18am, 10:30am, 10:50am and 11:25am.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:15. Time: 10:01am.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:43. Time: 10:59am.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:39. Time: 11:28am.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:03. Time: 11:48am.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:30. Time: 12:42pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:02. Time: 1:31pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:25 Time: 1:47pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:02. Time: 2:00pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:04. Time: 3:30pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:46. Time: 3:59pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 13:51. Time: 4:45pm.

Friday, March 30, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Times were: 11:13pm, 11:32pm, 12:09am and 12:39am.

Monday, April 2, 2007. Amber Alert Crawl. Aired an Amber Alert crawl, notifying viewers of an abducted child. Times were: 4:04pm and 4:30pm.

Monday April 39, 2007. Amber Alert Crawl. Aired an Amber Alert crawl, notifying viewers of an abducted child. Times were: 8:05pm and 8:30pm.

Tuesday, April 10, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:54pm.

Friday, April 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:12. Time: 3:30pm.

Friday, April 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:20. Time: 3:40pm.

Friday, April 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:35. Time: 4:18pm.

Friday, April 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:55. Time: 4:30pm.

Friday, April 13, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:02. Time: 4:58pm.

Monday, April 16, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on shooting at Virginia Tech. Duration was 2:25. Time: 11:54am.

Monday, April 16, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on shooting at Virginia Tech. Duration was 10:01. Time: 3:03pm.

Monday, April 16, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on shooting at Virginia Tech. Duration was 10:30. Time: 3:29pm.

Monday, April 16, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on shooting at Virginia Tech. Duration was 27:04. Time: 3:43pm.

Tuesday, April 17, 2007. News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast Virginia Tech Convocation. Duration was 1:25:16. Time: 12:59pm.

Tuesday, April 17, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the evening, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 8:10pm and 8:35pm.

Monday, April 23, 2007. Amber Alert. Aired an Amber Alert to notify viewers of an abducted child. Time: 6:38am.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:28. Time: 1:29pm.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:27. Time: 1:46pm.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:01. Time: 2:01pm.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:08. Time: 2:11pm.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:50. Time: 8:49pm.

Wednesday, May 2, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:58. Time: 3:59pm.

Wednesday, May 2, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:38. Time: 4:29pm.

Thursday, May 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 53 seconds. Time: 9:25am.

Thursday, May 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:54. Time: 10:00am.

Thursday, May 3, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a weather crawl throughout the afternoon, notifying viewers of severe weather. Times were from 1:03pm through 8:22pm.

Monday, May 7, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:40. Time: 10:00am.

Wednesday, May 7, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:54. Time: 10:26am.

Wednesday, May 7, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 7:01pm.

Friday, May 7 , 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:02. Time: 3:14am. 17

Monday, May 14, 2007. Amber Alert Crawl. Began airing Amber Alert crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of an abducted child. Time: 1:34pm.

Monday, May 14, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the evening, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 7:05pm.

Thursday, May 24, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 2:12pm.

Sunday, May 27, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 10:03am.

Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 9:03am.

Friday, June 1, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 7:15pm.

Sunday, June 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 24:46. Time: 8:19am.

Sunday, June 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:22. Time: 8:51am.

Sunday, June 3, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 9:22am.

Monday, June 4, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:14. Time: 3:39pm.

Monday, June 4, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 5:35. Time: 4:00pm.

Monday, June 4, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Times were: 7:45pm and 7:49pm.

Thursday, June 7, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 4:01pm.

Friday, June 8, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 6:37pm and 8:37pm. 18

Wednesday, June 13, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawls throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:26pm.

Thursday, June 14, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:04pm.

Friday, June 15, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 11:11pm.

Sunday, June 17, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawls during the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 1:20pm.

Monday, June 18, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 9:42am and 9:56am.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawls throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 12:03pm.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:42. Time: 3:00am.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 4:07. Time: 3:46am.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather. Duration was 4:46. Time: 4:24am.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:38. Time: 4:32am.

Wednesday, June 20, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 11:45pm and 12:16am.

Friday, June 22, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:47pm.

Monday, June 25, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to notify viewers of severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:55. Time: 12:39pm.

Monday, June 25, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 4:49pm and 7:20pm. 19

Monday, June 25, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a 3 alarm fire in the area. Severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:38. Time: 2:03pm.

Tuesday, June 26, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Began airing weather crawls, throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 1:34pm.

Tuesday, June 26, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:35. Time: 7:20pm.

Wednesday, June 27, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 7:00pm.

Sunday, July 1, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:45. Time: 3:53pm.

Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:00. Time: 9:12am.

Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:38. Time: 10:00am.

Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:00. Time: 12:59pm.

Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 2:36. Time: 3:59pm.

Thursday, July 5, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawls throughout the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 1:03pm.

Sunday, July 8, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:19pm.

Sunday, July 8, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 1:48. Time: 4:15pm.

Monday, July 9, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawls during the day, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 10:41pm.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 3:25pm.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:36. Time: 3:59pm.

Monday, July 23, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 6:33pm.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on an explosion near downtown Dallas. Duration was 1:40. Time: 9:40am.

Monday, July 30, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police car chase in the area. Duration was 43:26. Time: 2:44pm.

Tuesday, July 31, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired a weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 10:35pm.

Tuesday, August 7, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police car chase in the area. Duration was 3:13. Time: 3:46pm.

Wednesday, August 29, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police car chase in the area. Duration was 11:10. Time: 3:53pm.

Friday, September 14, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a suspicious device found in an area high school. Duration was 3:00. Time: 3:21pm.

Tuesday, September 18, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 7:33pm.

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 4:58. Time: 2:11pm.

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 4:02. Time: 2:36pm. 21

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 7:34. Time: 3:00pm.

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 7:14. Time: 3:30pm.

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 7:57. Time: 4:00pm.

Friday, October 12, 2007. Local News Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast information on a police standoff in Arlington. Duration was 5:21. Time: 4:30pm.

Monday, October 15, 2007. Severe Weather Alert. Interrupted programming to broadcast severe weather in the area. Duration was 3:01. Time: 2:41pm.

Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Severe Weather Crawl. Aired weather crawl, notifying viewers of severe weather. Time: 4:41pm.

EXHIBIT 2

KDFW FOX 4, KDFI My 27 & MyFOXdfw.com SERVING THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH

LOCAL STORIES

KDFW FOX 4’s local news provides community service through consumer affairs pieces, severe weather updates, news investigations, and regular series pieces. We have a genuine commitment to local journalism and covering local news. Our commitment includes assigning reporters to specific community-based beats. This goes beyond coverage of local and county governments to include neighborhood issues, local political candidates and topics, stories important to the different minority communities and groups and organizations working in the various communities.

The news staff primarily works from the main office in downtown Dallas. They also work from bureaus in Fort Worth (Tarrant Co.) and Carrollton (Denton – Collin Co.). We have a diverse staff of reporters and producers to better cover the many different facets of this large market.

Of all the stories that KDFW covers every year, there are many that have significant implications in our service to the community. Among the listings below include live coverage of North Texas floods from our helicopter where we assisted emergency rescue teams in spotting and rescuing flood victims as the waters rose.

The following is a representative sample of important local stories produced between November 1, 2005 and October 31, 2007.

MAJOR NEWS

November 2005 Hurricane Katrina evacuees face eviction from local apartment complex. Management backs off and blames miscommunication after FOX 4 investigates.

Follow-up with obese woman who underwent lap band surgery six months earlier and lost 50 pounds.

FOX 4 exclusive story on teenage gang members using runaway girls in prostitution ring.

Dallas City Council pulls support for its own proposal to give the mayor more power.

Dallas Police Chief admits mistakes were made in botched drug raid that led to release of three suspects.

Dry, windy conditions lead to extreme fire danger. FOX 4 lists areas at greatest risk. 23

Woman’s yard sign urging whites to vote sparks community meeting on racial sensitivity.

FOX 4 investigation exposes major retailer selling fake gemstones as “authentic” jewelry.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Congressman Tom Delay trial dispute, school bus safety, racial political yard sign debate.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Fort Worth repairs road damage from water leak after FOX 4 airs driver complaints.

FOX 4 lists locations in Plano where city plans to install red light cameras.

Dallas apartment complexes that house low- or fixed-income tenants struggle with rising utility costs.

Mother describes Halloween costume accident that burned her child in hopes of helping other parents prevent similar accidents.

Students apologize for racially insensitive school spirit signs. School promises to screen signs more aggressively.

Profile of local web site where users post discount deals for others to save money.

FOX 4 investigates workers comp dispute involving a former utility company employee who claims a job-related chemical made him sick.

Local pastors share their opinions of a proposed state amendment to ban gay marriage.

East Texas town of Nigton, settled by former slaves, struggles with controversial name.

Dallas school district promises cleanup after FOX 4 investigates parent’s complaint about sewage in classroom.

New round of side-impact crash testing looks at minivan durability.

Homeless advocates plead for public support of proposition to fund 24 hour homeless assistance center.

FOX 4 investigates local home buying company suspected of committing fraud in securing loans.

Election turnout is higher than expected for proposals to ban gay marriage, give the Dallas mayor more power, and change the name of a town called White Settlement.

Religious rights group files complaint with local high school accused of infringing upon the beliefs of Muslim students.

FOX 4 investigates real estate deal that left foster families evicted and homes in foreclosure.

FOX 4 questions truckers who are not following a new law that requires big rigs to stay out of left lane on local highway.

Reaction to passage of statewide proposition banning gay marriage.

FOX 4 investigates growing problem of runaways turning to prostitution, and special police unit fighting it.

Senate committee hears arguments for and against lifting flight restrictions at Dallas Love Field.

FOX 4 investigates complaints from Fort Worth residents flooded out months earlier by a water main break.

Interview with Dallas County D.A. Bill Hill about his decision not to run for re- election.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topic: Local and state election issues.

FOX 4 On Your Side special offers money-saving advice for shoppers.

Local city council members discuss plans to cancel upcoming election in which their seats would be up for grabs.

How secure is your cell phone? FOX 4 investigates growing hacker attacks on mobile devices.

FOX 4 follows up on a “no money down” real estate program with more reaction from angry investors.

Reaction from local Hurricane Katrina evacuees to FEMA announcement that it will no longer subsidize motel stays. 25

Impact of drought on north Texas cattle ranchers.

Major highway project known as High 5 finishes five years ahead of schedule.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Topics: Murdered Dallas police officer, FEMA suspension of Katrina motel subsidies.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 answers viewer complaint about neighbor’s yard junk, helps settle dispute.

FOX 4 takes an inside look at weapons training for airline pilots.

Texas Attorney General sues Sony over alleged spyware on music CDs.

FOX 4 examines “life without parole” punishment for juvenile offenders.

FOX 4 investigates growing drug violence along Mexico border and impact on Texas.

Local reaction to Texas Supreme Court ruling that state school finance plan is unconstitutional.

Dallas County Sheriff’s Office investigates claims of racial profiling involving Hispanic DWI suspects.

Community meeting addresses concerns that new Dallas Cowboys stadium project does not include enough minority contractors.

Price of Power series. FOX 4 investigates whether state deregulation has led to lower electricity rates for consumers.

Windy weather fuels grass fires that burn thousands of acres and threaten homes.

December 2005 Live breaking news coverage of a standoff with suspect accused of shooting Fort Worth police officer.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Police officer shooting, grass fires.

TSA relaxes rules for carry-on luggage. FOX 4 examines new requirements.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment.

Topic: FOX 4 investigates cause of damaged bridge and cost of repair.

Hard freeze and icy weather hit north Texas. FOX 4 reports live on road and airport conditions during two day weather event.

Dallas hosts town hall discussion with Katrina evacuees on rebuilding New Orleans.

Southwest Airlines jet skids off runway in Chicago, injuring passengers and killing a child. FOX 4 examines Dallas-based airline’s safety record and runway requirements at large urban airports.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Topics: icy weather, new TSA carry-on guidelines, deadbeat dads.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment.

Topic: FOX 4 helps community get old aircraft facility demolished.

FOX 4 partners with Marine Corps Toys for Tots campaign. Live coverage over two days includes interviews with volunteers and detailed drop-off location information.

Family planning clinics in Dallas face possible shutdown because of money problems. FOX 4 examines impact on low income women.

Water and gas line breaks leave 130 Fort Worth homes with no service. FOX 4 reports on delays in restoring service.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues.

Topic: FOX 4 confronts drivers who park illegally in handicapped parking spaces.

North Texas Tollway Authority votes to increase road tolls in Collin and Dallas Counties to pay for new roads in Tarrant County.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Bush address on Iraq, prayer in school, handicapped parking violators.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 investigates delay in activating new traffic light at busy intersection.

Extensive live coverage of grass fires burning homes and forcing hundreds to be evacuated in several north Texas counties.

January 2006 Grass fires continue in several local communities. Gov. Perry tours damage, pledges state assistance.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 helps viewer whose name is wrongly included on TSA no-fly list.

FOX 4 reports live from 5-alarm warehouse fire where fire department addresses concerns about toxic smoke.

Forecast calls for extended drought. FOX 4 looks at how and when water conservation measures might take effect.

Community meeting addresses concerns about natural gas drilling in Fort Worth. FOX 4 asks special task force for its response.

FOX 4 reports how new air conditioning efficiency standards will help consumers.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: West Virginia coal miner rescue, north Texas grass fires.

Live interview with America’s Most Wanted on Dallas murder fugitive, plus hotline for viewer tips.

Price of Power series: FOX 4 investigates whether falling natural gas prices will lead to decline in electric rates.

FOX 4 interviews Dallas teacher staging hunger strike to protest the “N” word.

6-alarm condo fire leaves 100 people homeless. FOX 4 reports on cause and Red Cross relief effort.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Topics: Former Dallas Cowboy sentenced to prison, teacher on hunger strike to protest “N” word, dispute over rebel flag purses

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues.

Topic: FOX 4 explains traffic law for driving near emergency vehicles.

FOX 4 reports the potential impact of early start to water restrictions in Collin County.

Road signs feature hotline to report burn ban violators. FOX 4 looks at how program works.

FOX 4 follows volunteers in Dallas as they conduct census of homeless population.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. opic: FOX 4 reveals when major road construction on I-30 will be finished.

FOX 4 explains new DISD policy that would shift 6th graders into middle school.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Hamas election victory, homeless population census, DISD overcrowding relief.

New red light cameras go online in Plano and Richardson. Story includes fine amounts for violations.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment.

Topic: FOX 4 responds to viewer complaint about newspaper deliveries to empty field.

FOX 4 All Access gives viewers an opportunity to call FOX 4 reporters and anchors to share feedback and story tips. Live coverage on FOX 4 News generates 2,000 viewer calls

February 2006 All Access viewer tip leads FOX 4 to investigate why an electric utility is preparing to cut off power to a customer who relies on electronic medical equipment to stay alive.

Price of Power series FOX 4 questions TXU about company profit and recent rate hikes.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Cindy Sheehan war protest, not guilty verdict in high profile murder case, red light cameras.

Donated equipment will help Fort Worth police forensic detectives. FOX 4 shows how it can help crack unsolved crimes.

FOX 4 reveals who’s on the VIP list for free parking at DFW Airport.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 responds to viewer concern about overgrown field that could pose grass fire danger.

FOX 4 participates in Operation College Tuition, a program that connects parents with volunteers who can answer financial aid questions. Live coverage on FOX 4 News generates 6,700 calls to toll-free hotline.

FOX 4 investigates City of Dallas trash haulers using public equipment on public time for private jobs.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: FOX 4 details expansion plans that will mean construction delays for commuters on Dallas North Tollway.

Parents and students attend school meeting after teacher’s death from meningitis. FOX 4 interviews health officials about infection concerns.

FOX 4 investigates why City of Dallas is behind on payments to minority contractor.

FOX 4 On Your Side report explains how to use 411 information services for free.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to Jack Kevorkian? FOX 4 On Your Side report details how unpaid fines like parking tickets and overdue library returns can impact your credit score.

Original version of 13th amendment abolishing slavery goes on display in north Texas. FOX 4 tells viewers where to see it.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Signal crossing for sight impaired is broken at intersection next to DFW’s largest employer of blind people.

FOX 4 looks at medical questionnaire designed to determine your odds of dying in four years.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: How anti-terrorism technology will make commute safer on north Texas tollways.

FOX 4 warns viewers of approaching cold front expected to drop temperatures by 40 degrees.

Two days of comprehensive live coverage of sleet and freezing rain in north Texas.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Vice President Cheney’s hunting accident, teen heart transplant dispute, and questionable FEMA debit card purchases.

FOX 4 profiles north Texas murder fugitive featured on America’s Most Wanted.

FOX 4 reports on cause of gas line break that left 500 homes and businesses with no heat.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 reviews how to properly fly a flag in response to viewer concern.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: Are red light cameras working? FOX 4 looks at intersections with high accident rates.

FOX 4 profiles secret to success for obese family who lost weight together.

FOX 4 reports why local home sellers are not worried about national report on sluggish home sales.

FOX 4 investigates concerns about how parking meter collectors are handling the money.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Who’s responsible for dangling utility wires in several neighborhoods?

Parents sue after teenager dies from rabies caused by organ transplant. Three other organ recipients also died.

North Texas Tollway Authority prepares to manage a highway that is not a toll road. FOX 4 looks at NTTA’s past performance.

FOX 4 reports on ways for parents to keep teens safe on MySpace.

FOX 4 investigation of power prices finds an average increase of 43% since market deregulation.

March 2006

Price of Power series FOX 4 looks into TXU’s electricity pricing plan that pegs rates to the rise or fall of natural gas prices.

FOX 4 tracks down a company that lost a load of paperwork full of personal information on a freeway.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to World War II serviceman found frozen in California glacier?

Price of Power series FOX 4 compares pricing plans offered by Texas electric utilities.

FOX profiles fugitive north Texas couple featured on America’s Most Wanted.

FOX 4 investigates why a Dallas Police narcotics officer was still working the same job even though an independent panel recommended his removal following a fake drug scandal.

FOX 4 profiles candidates in Denton County District Attorney’s Republican primary.

FOX 4 profiles candidates in Dallas County District Attorney’s Republican and Democratic primaries.

FOX 4 profiles candidates in Democratic primary for Texas Governor.

FOX 4 presents extensive live coverage of the Texas primary, including interviews with candidates for Governor and Dallas County District Attorney, and continually updated results from statewide races.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topics: Whatever happened to teenage driver who crashed into daycare, and Guardian Angels in Dallas?

Price of Power series Attorneys general in four states look at possible price fixing for natural gas. FOX 4 investigates recent price hikes.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Pep squad tryout dispute, punishment for doctor who led police on chase, victim fights off drive-thru attacker.

FOX 4 On Your Side report looks at whether extended warranties are worth the money for consumer electronics.

FOX 4 looks at one city’s plan to issue up to 300% surcharge to customers who violate water restrictions.

FOX 4 explains changes in how three major credit bureaus will report credit scores.

FOX 4 examines safety hazard of three thousand trees cut down at Lewisville Lake and mystery surrounding who did it.

FOX 4 On Your Side report looks at average people who get paid to put billboards on their cars.

FOX 4 gets billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens’ take on rising gas prices.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topics: Whatever happened to missing Dallas cobra, and boy and girl who murdered younger brother?

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Police arrest investigation, Iraq soldier funeral protests and questionable 911 dispatcher conduct.

FOX 4 profiles a renovated high rise billed as affordable housing for senior citizens.

FOX 4 airs live extended coverage of deadly flash flooding and its aftermath over two day period in north Texas.

FOX 4 interviews residents of annexed neighborhood who are concerned about Fort Worth police and fire response times.

FOX 4 follows south Dallas students as they photograph their neighborhood for a new museum exhibit.

Price of Power series Houston lawmaker calls on Gov. Perry to expand special legislative session to include electric rate reduction. FOX 4 looks at details of lawmaker’s proposal.

FOX 4 investigates repeated ruptures of gas and sewage lines in north Texas neighborhood, especially after heavy rain.

Whatever Happened To… 33

Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topics: Whatever happened to three men missing on road trip, and security guard who shot and killed teenager?

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Flash flooding coverage, wrongly imprisoned inmate is released, Cowboys signing of Terrell Owens.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Viewer complaint leads FOX 4 to investigate poorly marked handicapped parking spot at local post office.

FOX 4 breaks down details of proposed guest worker program and interviews immigrants who would be affected.

Over two days, thousands of students walk out of class around north Texas to protest tougher immigration rules. Largest march leads to Dallas City Hall, where protesters disrupt city council meeting. FOX 4 interviews student rally organizers and Hispanic community leaders.

School district leaders warn students they will face punishment if they skip class again for immigration rallies.

Special edition of weekly Viewers’ Voice segment focuses on reaction to student immigration rallies.

FOX 4 interviews supporters of tougher immigration laws who plan to rally in Dallas.

Price of Power series Elderly and disabled protest high electric bills outside TXU headquarters. FOX 4 reports TXU commitment to helping at-risk customers.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to local toll road violator who owed $76,000?

Price of Power series FOX 4 follow-up on electric rates. TXU says it’s up to customers to choose a billing plan that could lower their rates.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Topics: Student immigration march, alcohol sting in north Texas bars, fines for improper recycling.

FOX 4 interviews local Hispanic leaders about goals for upcoming immigration reform rally on Palm Sunday.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 helps homeowner whose mail is not being delivered.

FOX 4 examines how well prepared Texas Motor Speedway is if a tornado hit the race track during an event.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to 8-year-old boy who was set on fire?

April 2006 Price of Power series - Texans vent their frustrations over electric rates at Public Utility Commission hearing.

Tens of thousands march on Palm Sunday to protest tougher immigration restrictions. FOX 4 provides extensive live coverage of rallies, interviews with organizers, and public safety concerns.

Christian student group battles school board over prayer on campus. FOX 4 reports from school board meeting where issue is resolved.

FOX 4 interviews Hispanic business owners about whether they plan to participate in economic boycott to protest tougher immigration restrictions

In a two-part series, FOX 4 travels with north Texans to Israel and examines the impact of tourism on the region.

FOX 4 reports how the addition of ethanol is expected to increase the cost of gas.

FOX 4 On Your Side report investigates why major cell phone company is dropping some its customers.

FOX 4 looks at when and where E85 flex fuel will be available in north Texas.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics Immigration reform rallies, effort to save feline sanctuary.

Unusually hot Spring day leads to blackouts in north Texas. FOX 4 provides extensive live coverage of traffic and public safety concerns, along with explanation from state regulators about why they cut back on supply.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 helps viewer get lien lifted from property after city wrongly tickets her for her neighbor’s overgrown lot.

FOX 4 interviews plaintiffs in lawsuit over alleged segregation at Dallas elementary.

FOX 4 reports on community activist group’s effort to pressure Public Utility Commission to address statewide power outages in public hearing.

Early estimates of voter registration at Latino immigration mega-march turn out to be overstated. FOX 4 interviews election administrator about plans for voter registration education.

FOX 4 reports on a grassroots effort to get state lawmakers to return an $8 billion budget surplus to the taxpayers.

Texas lawmakers question state regulators over purpose of rolling blackouts.

FOX 4 reports on TXU’s plans for 11 new power plants and skepticism over pollution reduction goal.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to carjacker who stole car with 6-year-old inside?

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Rolling blackouts, animal cruelty case.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 follows up on effort to remove large pile of debris from north Texas neighborhood.

FOX 4 profiles methamphetamine addiction by following one woman’s struggle to kick her habit

Public Utility Commission places state regulatory agency on probation for poor communication during rolling blackouts.

FOX 4 On Your Side report looks at how far some retailers are going to reward loyal customers.

Whatever Happened To… Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to tortured puppy named Loco?

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Animal cruelty case, mercy killing investigation, ExxonMobil profit.

FOX 4 reports on widespread damage following severe weather across north Texas.

Some Hispanic workers tell FOX 4 why they will not participate in economic boycott over immigration reform

May 2006 FOX 4 provides extensive live coverage on another round of large immigration reform rallies.

FOX 4 investigation of registered sex offenders working for the postal service prompts nationwide policy review

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Neighbors call FOX 4 for help removing a dog stranded three weeks in a storm drain.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: What tops the list of driver distractions?

FOX 4 reports on cell phone service that offers information about finding cheap gas.

FOX 4 profiles Dallas fugitive featured on America’s Most Wanted and provides hotline number for viewer tips.

FOX 4 investigates complaints from military veterans about how their disability pensions are being managed.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Follow-up on effort to find new home for dog rescued from storm drain.

FOX 4 investigates what caused another power shortage that nearly led to more blackouts.

FOX 4 breaks down water restrictions set to take effect in several local cities.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: A day in the life of a toll booth operator.

FOX 4 follows up with student photographers who documented their Dallas neighborhoods in exhibit at local museum. 37

FOX 4 On Your Side report looks at techniques for growing a perfect lawn

Nighttime tornado levels small north Texas town. FOX 4 reports live from search for victims.

Two-part series examines what parents need to know about MySpace.com.

FOX 4 investigates Dallas city workers drinking on the job.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 investigates complaints about a filthy creek, blamed on city runoff.

FOX 4 On Your Side report looks at descriptive terms realtors use to sell homes more quickly.

FOX 4 investigation of registered sex offenders working at the postal service leads to policy changes.

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: Motorcycle crash survivor talks about importance of wearing a helmet.

FOX 4 investigates who issues the most protective orders and how they work

Whatever Happened To…Recurring segment answers viewer questions about previous stories. Topic: Whatever happened to killer who used “sudden passion” as his defense?

FOX 4 teams up with Allstate Insurance to demonstrate on live TV how quickly chop shops can break down cars for parts.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: City workers drinking on job, The DaVinci Code dispute.

FOX 4 profiles local fugitive child sex offender featured on America’s Most Wanted.

Two-part undercover series looks at what Dallas Police officers are doing during work hours at Dallas Love Field

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: FOX 4 investigates viewer complaint about improperly dumped government records.

FOX 4 explains how new runway light system at DFW Airport is designed to reduce runway incursions. 38

Environmental Protection Agency talks about federal pollution case against Dallas in response to FOX 4 investigation.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Topics: Airport police officers, Texas Attorney General warning to MySpace.

What’s Buggin You weekly consumer segment. Topic: Fox 4 helps viewer get neglected neighborhood pool cleaned up

Street Squad weekly segment on driving-related issues. Topic: Dangers of speeding on Bush Turnpike.

FOX 4 looks at how the Dallas Convention Bureau is trying to attract more business from gay and lesbian travelers.

June 2006 Arm loan trouble. Home owners find themselves struggling with ARM mortgages.

DPD chase policy. The Dallas Police Department reviews its chase policy concerned about the public's safety.

DPD Love Field discipline. FOX 4 uncovers police officers surfing the internet and hanging out instead of providing security at Love Field.

Viewers voice: A weekly opportunity for viewers to react to the week's news and how its covered.

Amw: armored car: A weekly feature of fugitives on the run. This week an armored car robbery.

Water conservation. Residents are being asked to conserve water during the hot summer month.

Buggin overgrown yard. A viewer turns to FOX 4 for help with an overgrown lot in the neighborhood.

Baylor: sex assault: Grapevine police investigate a patient’s claim of sexual assault.

As the summer months heat up, drivers should be aware of the chance of having sudden breakdowns on the road.

Ticket: private data. When you request defensive driving to have a ticket dismissed, you may be asked about private data.

Student loan rates. FOX 4 examines the increasing cost of college along with the options.

Fort Worth restaurant inspections: Restaurant inspections are now made public. Residents can now look view inspections on line.

Viewers contact FOX 4 concerned about a nuisance in their neighborhood.

Stealing your id. In a series of reports investigating illegal immigrants using stolen identification.

Postal sex offenders: in a series of reports FOX 4 investigates how sex offenders are working as letter carriers.

W.A. thru ticketing. FOX 4 examines what phasing out the Wright Amendment would mean for thru ticketing.

Boozing water workers follow-up.

FOX 4 follows the story of a dog trapped in a storm drain. The dog was set to be euthanized.

NTSB Southwest Airlines. The National Transportation Safety Board holds hearings following the airlines' fatal crash in Chicago.

Arcadia strip mall fire. Fire damages a historic strip shopping center in east Dallas. A theater had been a fixture in Dallas for decades.

MySpace restrictions. Young users of MySpace will see new restrictions once they log on. The measures are to protect children.

Stolen worker info. General Motors notifies hundreds of workers that their identity may be compromised.

Buggin wrong number. A Mesquite woman turns to FOX 4 after being bugged for two years with the getting wrong number calls.

Mansfield jail break (live news conference)

July 2006 Buggin Victoria's secret: A FOX 4 viewer is bugged by a Lingerie display and want it moved. FOX 4 gets results.

Diving board dilemma. The operators of The Texas pool rope off a diving board because its too high. A safety concern for the public.

Squad Frisco red light. The City of Frisco installs two red light cameras to catch red light runners. A 30 day warning period has ended.

Gas drilling lawsuit. A Fort Worth attorney has filed a lawsuit against an Oklahoma based gas company claiming the company trespassed.

DISD substitute teachers. New requirements for substitute teachers. They must all have college degrees. This affects long-term subs.

Dallas Mayor Laura Miller decides against a re-election campaign. FOX 4 looks at what could be next.

F-35 Lockheed deal. Lockheed Martin rolls out its first F-35 joint strike fighter nick-named Lightning Two.

Viewer’s voice: A weekly opportunity for viewers to respond to the stories of the week and react to our coverage.

Parkland Memorial Hospital Fraud. Story focuses on how people from other counties are using the hospital saying they live in Dallas.

Buggin neighborhood feud. Viewers turn to FOX 4 upset about a neighbor's landscaping. FOX 4 gets results.

Frisco water disconnected. A suburb takes a bold move and cuts off the water of residents who violate watering rules.

Six flags future. The park plans to celebrate its 45th anniversary but there's little to celebrate over the company's financial state.

AMW: McKinney murder. After a McKinney sales agent is found dead, the television show American's Most Wanted aims to solve the crime.

Joshua meadows gas. A News Station Investigation examines your property value when there's gas drilling involved.

DISD credit card Follow Up. School district employees are accused of misusing DISD P-Cards. The investigation involves millions of dollars.

Collin county water. The summer heat and lack of rain takes a toll on the water supply in Collin County.

Disconnection policy. FOX 4 examines the disconnection policy of the utility company during the hot summer months.

Squad DNT facelift. The FOX 4 Street Squad examines the reconstruction plans of the Dallas North Toll Way and the project duration.

Collin Arlington glory park. The City of Arlington has approved the construction of Glory Park. A nearly $500 million residential and retail project.

AMR/SWA earnings. FOX 4 takes a look at the earnings of two North Texas based airlines and the future of the companies.

Electricity summit. The Public Utilities Commission considers a proposal that would change the rules on disconnections.

Water fines comparison. FOX 4 takes a look at just how far cities will go to reprimand homeowners for violating watering restrictions.

Dallas truck chase (extended coverage). FOX 4 presents extended coverage on a stolen 18wheeler chase through North Texas cities.

Albertsons: The sale of a grocery store prompts everything must go sales. FOX 4 news examines whether a bargain is truly a bargain.

Buggin daytime lights. Viewers turn to FOX 4 upset about lights that burn all night and into the daylight hours. FOX 4 gets results.

Drought/beef prices. Texas ranchers say they're experiencing the worst drought they've seen since the 1950s. FOX 4 examines the impact.

Health Insurance fight. Millions of Americans rely on health insurance. Some patients are learning more and more what is not covered.

HOV DART Cop busted. FOX 4 captures video and confronts a DART police officer driving alone in the HOV lane on his free time.

DSO demotions. Some top chiefs at the Dallas Sheriff's Department are demoted and fallout follows.

VA fiduciaries follow. A Presidential commission urges major changes in health care for veterans. FOX 4 focuses on topic in a series of reports.

The woman carjacked in her 18wheeler and held hostage during a wild police chase tells FOX 4 what happened.

Two-part undercover series looks at what Dallas Police officers are doing during work hours at Dallas Love Field.

Buggin honking ticket. A FOX 4 viewer learns constantly honking your horn at the wrong time and wrong place can earn you a ticket.

Cable switch. Thousands of cable customers learn their service will be switched from Comcast to Time Warner.

August 2006 Heat Dangers, story discusses heat can be as dangerous as cold and tornadoes.

Church and politics; churches under investigation for by the IRS for preaching politics from the pulpit.

DFW Airport drilling; Chesapeake drilling to begin operations at DFW airport. DFW's airport board has approved.

Tax Free weekend allows shoppers to prepare for school without paying sales tax on certain items.

Skateboard safety; reports talks about how kids can avoid a trip to the emergency room while having fun at the same time.

FEMA leaders met housing officials in Houston to try and help evacuees get back on their feet.

The Senate rejects a plan that would raise the minimum wage.

Young Entrepreneurs; College students compete to win funds that would help the winner start a business.

The health department warns of West Nile cases on the rise in Collin County.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. North Texans helped raise money to fight breast cancer by taking the latest BMW for a test drive. The money goes to the Komen Foundation.

General Motors recalls vehicles, Jeep Liberty recall, Ford Might cut Jaguar.

So you think you can blog: Weekly viewer feedback to high profile stories.

Delta Pilots pension debated.

American Airlines pilots fight to get raises.

Parents in University Park are upset about an ordinance that would regulate basketball hoops.

Heat and soil cracks. Story discusses the impact the heat has on the soil.

North Texas school districts fight to fill teacher shortages before the start of school.

Dallas rally for a Lebanese school administrator unable to return home.

The Dallas Police Department offers training to deal with mentally ill.

Volunteer hair stylists offer free haircuts for low income children.

Local low income children get vaccines in time for school.

Nitrogen tires: when you purchase tires at COSTCO, you will get nitrogen used by airlines.

A special report explains what to do to make sure you don't get overcharged on your electric bill.

With gas prices increasing, north Texans talk about the items they sacrifice to save money.

The City of Arlington is urging water conservation but wasting water itself.

FOX 4 takes a look at how red light cameras have reduced intersection crashes.

Homeowners and Churches are being warned about the increase of copper thefts.

A DISD School is accused of segregating children by race..

Plano police officers watch for speeders as students head back to school.

DFW Airport travelers learn about new security measures.

The Fort Worth Catholic Diocese will NOT try and stop a Tarrant county judge from releasing documents about sex related claims.

The City of Dallas warns of increased west Nile virus cases.

Drivers are happy to learn gas prices are down for the time being.

The DISD plans to open 12 new schools.

Concerned parents are not happy with the distance some children have to walk to school.

September 2006 An animal trailer used by the Humane Society is stolen.

A Pee Wee Football team from a low income neighborhood in Fort Worth is sidelined, the team says for no reason.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

Lancaster High school students caught talking on their cells must pay a fine to have the phones returned.

A very sick dog is raising concerns over the care of animals at the Dallas Animal Shelter.

Local cities and the Department of Transportation debate ways to combat the growing problem of neighborhood graffiti.

Southwest Airlines is being criticized for charging larger passengers for an extra seat.

Colleges and Universities are seeing more and more incoming freshmen who've never visited a doctor.

Drivers are glad to see gas prices drop, even slightly

Democrats are hoping discontent with the war in Iraq will gain them seats in the upcoming election.

A legendary baseball glove company fights to bounce back after a devastating fire.

The family of a fallen soldier fights to keep their son's name from being placed on an anti-war t-shirt.

Viewers turn to FOX 4 for help cleaning up a nasty neighborhood creek.

A pit-bull attacks a blind woman and her guide dog.

Two north Texas woman help shoppers save money by making the best use of coupons. 45

Campaign ads for Texas Governor begin airing.

Governor Rick Perry travels to Dallas for a National Baptist Convention, one of the largest black religious organizations in the US.

The City of Fort Worth tries to make it harder for thieves to sell copper.

A clash over immigration boils over at the Farmers Branch city council meeting.

FEMA threatens to seize the wages of an Irving man because someone used his identity to cash in on emergency relief funds.

A new device is introduced to cut down on cellulite.

The US House debates a horse slaughtering ban. Two of the three plants are in Texas.

A Seagoville couple says the city is trying to shutdown their home for the disabled and elderly.

State leaders try and urge college students to register to vote.

People are rallying on Capitol Hill in support of Immigration reform.

Concern over increased cases of the West Nile Virus in Collin County.

Blockbuster employees rally to raise money for the Susan G Komen foundation, in hopes of fighting cancer.

More than 90% of Texas drivers are getting the message about using seat belts. .

Some north Texas residents are angry that more stadium plans have not been revealed.

High School seniors are giving back to their community .

October 2006 Dallas Fire-Rescue investigates why a man wasn't transported to the hospital. He later died.

President Bush to sign a bill that would authorize the construction of a 700 mile fence along the Texas/Mexico border.

Parents are now able to test their children for drugs.

Dallas could follow other cities and extend the so-called child safety zones to try and keep tabs on sex offenders.

Governor Perry announces a plan to have private companies partner with the state to invest in wind energy.

Neighbors in Corinth turn to FOX 4 in hopes of getting control of an overgrown yard.

A tiny Wise county town has gone for years without a police department. Now that's about to change.

Bats are being evicted from a Dallas park after a council members concern over a possible rabid bite.

The state's top utility regulator is raising concerns about deregulation and inflated electric rates.

OPEC prepares to cut back on oil production.

Candidates for Texas governor debate the issues.

Viewers Voice: weekly viewer feedback. The US Ethics committee will meets to debate how to handle a congressman's sex scandal.

The insurance industry says side air bags could make the difference between life and death.

Former Texas governor reacts to current candidates' debate.

A north Texas community fights against having high school football in their city.

So you think you can blog: a weekly segment that allows viewers to blog about current news topics An adoption agency is investigated. The Agency placed a child who later died.

Nations around the world are upset with North Korea after its claim of underground nuclear testing.

The UIL wants it to be required that all schools are equipped with defibrillators.

A report examines why the cost of beef is increasing.

A North Texas woman starts her second decade of service at the State Fair of Texas..

Dozens of historical grave markers are destroyed at a local cemetery.

The Dallas County health department looks for options as it runs out of flu vaccines.

Because of low lake levels, the City of Dallas tightens restrictions on water use.

A Fort Worth home owner turns to FOX 4 in hopes of getting an unwanted delivery removed from her yard.

A study about childhood behavior shows less play time can create stress among children.

A Fort Worth SWAT officer's weapons were stolen from his unmarked vehicle.

The State Fair of Texas has a Tex-Mex contest featuring casseroles and dips.

The Arlington City council debates and approves a smoking ban for restaurants and certain bars.

President Bush tells schools they must pay attention to security issues, including bullying.

A local nightclub owner sues the City of Dallas because he lost his dance hall license.

Digital mammograms are helping doctors detect breast cancer.

An investigation looks into an ambulance's failure to meet its response time requirement.

The state's environmental agency has agreed to allow 6 coal fired plants in Texas.

The City of Fort Worth gets help from volunteers who spot and report code violations.

A special report takes a close look at the candidates for Dallas DA.

The Dallas City council approves a measure that would get ride of 6 gates at Love Field.

Because of a News Station Investigation, the government is making changes on its policy for sex offender employees.

Wal-Mart announces a new affordable drug plan.

The Keller School district hopes to get more people to the polls in the upcoming bond election.

The candidates for the Tarrant County DA's race are profiled.

November 2006 A Street Squad Investigation uncovers a DART police officer using the HOV lane alone.

A City of Dallas progress report details city services and crimes.

Carol Keeton Strayhorn responds to Governor Perry's Ad in which she says he singled her out because of her gender.

Early Christmas shoppers can purchase gifts from an organization that benefits charity.

A series of reports examines where the candidates for Governor stand on certain issues.

The first woman to pay her way into space returns home to North Texas. Texas janitors go on strike in hopes of better wages.

The City of Dallas could get a minor league baseball stadium in downtown.

A weekly viewers voice segment allows viewers to offer feedback on high-profile stories of the week. President Bush campaigns, urging voters to go to the polls in the midterm election.

A News Station Investigation looks into the money trail of deregulation.

Farmers Branch police look into who painted "Viva Mexico" on the mayor's house.

Fort Worth bus drivers go on strike for improved pay.

A report opens the debate to seatbelts for children on school buses.

A viewer turned to FOX 4 for help with a neighbor's overgrown yard; our report prompted a change in the Corinth city ordinance. 49

During President Bush's campaign visit to Dallas, groups of supporters gather as did protestors.

Two men were arrested, accused of stealing police weapons.

More local police are set to patrol malls leading up to Christmas.

Dallas voters prepare to vote in school bond election.

New devices are being used to help people with mobility problems.

Fort Worth has a record number of items on the ballot this election. Long lines are expected at the polls.

Election night, FOX 4 featured live reports on all candidates running for Governor of Texas-extended coverage.

Election night, FOX 4 featured live reports on all candidates running for Dallas County District Attorney-extended coverage.

Election night, FOX 4 featured live reports from polling sites, reporting on voter turnout-extended coverage.

Election night, FOX 4 featured live reports on the Dallas bond issues on the ballot-extended coverage.

The Trinity River project takes a step forward.

A group of legislators who oversee deregulation held a hearing on high power prices.

Dallas Cowboys new stadium plans are discussed.

A pacemaker with high-tech improvements saves a man's life.

Farmers Branch debates controversial illegal immigration measures. The issue involves renting to illegal immigrants. The council approves.

The Democrats jokey for power as they take over congress in the upcoming year.

Viewer turned to FOX 4 after restored power from an outage was substandard.

Parents in Azle show up at a school board meeting to discuss school safety. They grew angry saying it was a one-way conversation.

A FOX 4 report looks into drivers using a grocery store parking lot as a shortcut..

State lawmakers debate legislation involving immigration, sex offenders and defibrillators at high schools.

The Toys for Tots campaign says no thanks to religious action figures.

The Adolphus Children's Christmas parade kicks off.

December 2006 A group of young Oak Cliff athletes failed to raise enough money to attend a championship. Supporters came to their rescue.

The US Supreme court to discuss racial preferences in school. The issue is using race for school admission.

Our Toys for Tots campaign collects toys for North Texas children in need.

Truck drivers rolling through North Texas will learn they're banned from left lane driving on highways.

A prominent businessman is bankrolling a campaign to "Stop Hillary”.

A News Station investigation continues its probe into a sudden spike in the costs of power.

Viewers turn to FOX 4 after their trash mounts for weeks.

Women can now buy emergency contraception over the counter.

Shoppers are warned about how criminals are able to use the gift card you purchase.

A North Texas lawmaker wants to change the way Texas public schools measure achievement.

Federal and State agents raided private ambulance companies across North and East Texas, dubbed "Operation Easy Rider".

The makers of a new product try and make hanging Christmas lights easier. FOX 4 puts the product to the test.

An international union wants shoppers to abandon the so-called big box retailer. The group purchased newspaper ads against Wal-Mart.

A North Texas city begins a debate on a dangerous dog ordinance.

State lawmakers take action following a News Station Investigation. FOX 4 uncovered criminals cashing in on government child care funds.

Injured Iraq soldiers get to sit courtside of the Dallas Mavericks game.

Congressional leaders gather at the White House to talk about a new Iraq strategy.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

The petition deadline approaches in Farmers Branch that would put a new illegal immigration ordinance to a public vote.

Criminals are working in groups, targeting people at gas stations.

Battle is brewing over a local boutique and who sets the prices for its handbags. The case goes to the US Supreme Court.

The Dallas Zoo discusses how it recycles animal waste for energy.

President Bush meets with Iraq's Vice President as violence continues in Iraq.

A winning Southlake coach heads to coach at The University of North Texas.

Smokers will now have to cough up extra cash for a pack of cigarettes.

Controversial video surfaces. The Video shows people how not to get busted for drugs and alcohol during traffic stops.

January 2007 In a News Station Investigation, FOX 4 explains how to know you're not paying too much for power.

A company has created a pair of GPS shoes.

Some North Texans are cashing in on homemade compost, but not everyone is happy about the program.

The City of Dallas begins a recycling program for its residents.

A non-profit group of scientists is accusing Exxon Mobil of misleading the public about global warming.

A large problem exposed by 9/11 was communication among first responders. The government gives Dallas/Fort Worth an okay grade.

Lawmakers have an aggressive agenda. Debates over minimum wage, stem cell research, Medicare drug prices and College tuition

The 110th Congress is sworn in as there's now a shift in power from Democrats to Republicans.

Many Texans say the College tuition law has failed miserably.

DART talks about the rate increase.

A FOX 4 special report takes a close look at the real estate buzz words.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Cameras along the state's first cash free toll road are taking pictures of toll users. Bills are not going out to drivers.

Governor Perry wants an investigation of sprint wireless and charging practices.

The City of Fort Worth pulls of the wraps for new bridge designs. The bridges would link the Trinity Uptown project and the rest of the city.

Some North Texans are wondering why plans of a multi-state high speed rail project have derailed.

A new survey studies the effects of how parents' stress effects their children.

Dallas Fire-Rescue tries to improve its policies and training. A man died after paramedics did not transport him to the hospital.

Volunteers walk the street counting the Homeless as a part of a City of Dallas survey.

DFW airport looks for ways to increase business at its terminals.

A woman grew tired of losing her cell phone and invented a device to help her keep track of it.

A company has created an instant cell phone battery charger and FOX 4 put it to the test.

An auto theft group lists the top vehicles criminals’ target.

The City of Dallas approves a plan that would allow restaurant customers bring their pets to patios.

Girls with temper tantrums get kicked off of a flight, FOX 4 had local reaction.

Governor Perry says he is pleased with special recommendations to lower property tax appraisals.

Some local companies implement programs for employee wellness.

American Airlines negotiates a contract with its union workers. 54

February 2007 A company that makes tasers creates a personal taser marketed for consumers.

There is a growing movement in Austin to replace the TAKS test.

TXU suspends its plan to build coal-fired plants in Texas. Some of the locations were to be in North Texas.

State Farm insurance to send checks to policy holders. State Farm is still fighting with Texas regulators who argue there's been overcharging.

FOX 4 looks into the growing trend of college-bound parents getting personalized counselors.

Governor Perry is not pleased with the status of the Trans Texas Corridor senate hearings.

FOX 4 looks into security systems put in place by so called mega churches in North Texas.

Parents in Fort Worth camp out in hopes of getting their child in the school of the parent's choice.

Workers in county clerk offices have to come up with a way to remove social security numbers from certain documents. This to protect ID.

The City of Dallas uses new equipment to try and get control of the growing problem of neighborhood strays.

A Dallas City councilman wants the city to review its contract with the Cotton Bowl.

FOX 4 investigates alleged fraud. The Rockwall Co. DA is accused of helping himself to thousands of dollars of county money.

The Market takes a big drop on Wall Street. FOX 4 explores options for viewers 401K.

A FOX 4 special report looks at how copper thefts are impacting the highway. Crooks are stealing copper from highway lamps.

Police and Plano schools team up for a public forum. The plan to educate the public on the dangers of drugs. The Texas legislature is every interested in a proposed TXU buyout plan.

After years of debate, ground is broken on the new Dallas Homeless center.

A News Station investigation reveals that the Dallas County probation department has lost track of criminals, some are violent offenders.

A medical report looks at the virus that causes cervical cancer and its treatment.

A new report shows the Food and Drug Administration isn't getting the same scrutiny it did a few years ago.

A viewer turns to FOX 4 when his electric bill went through the roof. An exterior light at his apartment complex is connected to his meter.

State lawmakers are set to debate legislation that would give homeowners certain rights to defend themselves on their property.

Residents get a chance to voice their opinions in a public hearing concerning a local highway being converted into a toll road.

Thousands of passenger complaints have gotten the attention of lawmakers. Congress will debate on a passenger’s bill of rights.

The first ever Texas Conference on Wildlife Management brings park officials and the public together.

The Fort Worth neighborhood known as "Stop Six" could become a historical landmark. The area is predominately black.

Anna Nicole Smith's estate struggle brings to light the importance of updating the family will.

The City of Fort Worth is targeting vehicles parked on lawns, along with trash that could be safety hazards.

The Department of Public Safety is now traveling major corridors like I-20 searching for drugs and other illegal cargo.

During a summit, President Bush urges Americans to use alternate fuels.

The US is relaxing child passport rules. Parents must present a birth certificate for children under 15 arriving by land or sea.

FOX 4 examines the rituals of Santeria.

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Governor Perry appoints a special commission to look into alleged abuse and cover-up in the Texas Youth Commission.

Young children are caught on tape smoking marijuana. The videotape opens a CPS investigation. Several reports followed.

Busy teenagers give birth to a new language created for instant messaging.

Following the recent tumble on Wall Street, people are advised what to do about their 401k. Several stories to follow.

A neighborhood post office is dedicated in honor of a local Black minister.

A report takes a close look at the best personal items to shed.

During a hearing, army leaders accept responsibility for poor conditions of the Walter Reed Hospital.

New research shows new moms are not getting the sleep they need.

After an elderly couple is reported missing, adult children consider taking the keys from their aging parents.

FOX 4 examines a growing wave of home mortgage foreclosures.

Steroid testing goes to the legislature.

The House committee passes a Medlin-Freeto Act that would tighten the penalty for drivers who kill police officers.

Lawmakers to debate steroid testing in high school students.

Community leaders, parents and children will come together to talk about cheese heroin.

A Senate panel investigates confusing billing practices.

New research shows women are more likely to use their cell phones while driving rather than men.

Austin and Dallas could get a casino style gambling faculty. The bill would first have to be passed then sent to voters.

The US housing market tries to fight its way out of a slump.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. A mega house ware and furniture store has a “bring-your-own-bag” policy. Customers who want plastic must pay.

Homeowners are taking new security measures by installing hidden passageways in their home.

Disney is working on a new African American princess.

An influx of exotic pets has a learning center overflowing with animals.

Leaders from Islamic, Christian and Jewish groups met with the FBI. The focus of the meeting, issues facing the Islamic community.

A Lubbock Amber Alert has left some North Texas hospitals examining its security. A baby was abducted from a hospital.

A Parker County pipeline burns for hours. FOX 4 takes a closer look at natural gas drilling and distribution in North Texas.

The Mayor of McKinney is protesting the power company for what has happened to several of its trees.

Lawmakers vote on a bill that would prevent state officials from requiring HPV vaccine for school attendance.

TXU is accused of abusing power, profiting while customers paid higher rates. FOX 4 has several reports on this story.

FOX 4 tells the story of a unique crossing guard who makes a 45 mile commute to make sure children are safe getting to school.

Airport workers are now subject to random security checks.

The Senate debates the war in Iraq, looking at a measure that involves troop withdrawal.

Texas lawmakers approve a bill that would require drivers older than 90 to pass a vision test.

The largest exhibition of Holy Land artifacts in US history go on display at the Dallas Fair Park.

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New technology is allowing officers to track down stolen vehicles and arrest a suspect within hours.

The Dallas Police Department along with Dallas schools tries and raises awareness about the dangers of cheese heroin.

The City of Southlake will soon have the toughest smoking bans around.

Congress debates on violence on television.

A Tarrant County college professor says he's launching a campaign to turn around the negative messages of rap.

The Texas House approves legislation that would let students meet in prayer groups.

The Dallas Police Department's chase policy won't change despite a key ruling from the US Supreme court.

Viewers turn to FOX 4 upset about mismarked parking lots and school zone complaints.

Early voting begins for upcoming city and school board elections.

Dallas candidates for mayor gathered for an open forum hosted by Dallas Area Interfaith.

FOX 4 looks at the amount of electronic waste. 85% electronics end up in a landfill. No federal guidelines, state lawmakers debate rules.

Congress continues the debate over funding in the Iraq war.

Hundreds of demonstrators formed the word "Impeachment" on the grounds of the National Mall.

Eight of the Democrats running for president debate in South Carolina.

Senate debates on troop withdrawal.

FOX 4 takes a look at the increased number of cheese heroin deaths in Dallas.

Donations for US troops in Iraq are collected in a custom made trailer outside of the Texas Rangers game in Arlington.

A FOX 4 health report takes a look how snoring is linked to a child's IQ.

With so many banking options, more and more bank customers are choosing to bank online.

An increased amount of drug-related violence has caused the US State department to issue a travel warning.

A newly released poll show Presidential frontrunners may be losing potential votes in certain areas.

A new device allows doctors to examine the body fat of teens.

Unbelievable human interest story, an actual donkey is brought to court. Neighbors hoping to get the animal moved from their neighborhood.

A FOX 4 health report takes a look at how some local hospitals are using translators to help with communications.

Lawmakers have struck a deal in the minimum wage debate.

May 2007 A Dallas historic cafeteria relocates and reopens.

The University of Arlington agrees to allow gas drilling.

FOX 4 takes a look at staged auto accidents. Fakers are defrauding the government by 30 billion a year.

Updated crime stats at the Dallas Police Department show an increase of violent crimes.

A new product is designed to reduce wrinkles for less than $40. FOX 4 puts it to the test.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. An American man infected with TB has ignored the government's travel ban.

Growth in the suburbs is forcing wild animals out of their habitats and into neighborhoods.

In a special report, FOX 4 examines a dangerous pot hole in front of a daycare.

Louisiana state officials are in North Texas as part of the largest rebuilding project in the US, trying to bring the displaced home.

The opening of a Creation museum is met with opposition.

The House and Senate end its 5 month session: steroid testing, TAKS test, lower electric rates and voter ID bill.

Viewers turn to FOX 4 when a satellite dish is mistakenly installed on their roof.

After lives lost on the lake, a new boating safety campaign is launched.

A News Station investigation uncovers registered sex offenders delivering mail. Regulations are later put in place following a series of reports.

Calcium and Vitamin D could help prevent the progression of breast cancer.

Arlington City council debated and approved $135 million in incentive packages for Glory Park.

Some parents are concerned that the text messaging language is impacting grammar.

With the increase of gas prices, drivers consider whether regular or premium gas is the best option.

The Fort Worth police department comes up with a way to target game crime by working with neighboring cities.

New research shows the health risks women face when they don't get the stress relief needed.

While many students are taking the break, some law students are spending the summer helping prison inmates.

A Garland family finds racial slurs scrawled on their property.

The Dallas Police Department decides to change the way crimes are reported.

The Federal Reserve wants credit card companies to clear up confusion when it comes to credit card statements.

The Food and Drug Administration issues another pet food recall. An announcement is made that the new Cowboys stadium will be the site of the Super Bowl in 2011.

A viewer turns to FOX 4 about a neighbor's dirty pool.

The City of Farmers Branch faces a lawsuit to put more minorities on the council.

DART works to expand its rail but for some commuters it’s not fast enough. 61

June 2007 An Arlington family is set to lose its home because of rising costs for their disabled child's medical care.

The state of Texas has ordered all prisons to install phones for inmates.

Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories.

The federal government has issued a disaster declaration for 6 Texas counties.

President Bush criticizes the Senate for killing his immigration bill.

FOX 4 offers energy and money saving options for homeowners.

For the first time, a refinery has been found criminally liable for polluting the air. CITGO failed to put pollution control devices at its complex.

In a special report, FOX 4 looks at an intersection that has seen improvements, but drivers still argue it’s not safe.

AAA offers people a ride home if they've had too much to drink the night of July 4th.

A 98 year old woman turns to FOX 4, frustrated that she can't get her passport to take the trip of a lifetime.

A Dallas man holds a blood drive at his business.

Sanitation workers protest in Dallas, saying their hours are too long and working conditions are dangerous.

FOX 4 catches thieves stealing from a neighborhood Goodwill bin.

A News Station Investigation find that many doctors won't treat Medicaid patients because of complicated rules and small payments.

The American Medical Association wants retail clinics like the ones in CVS and Wal-Mart investigated.

A Religious billboard in Decatur has what some people call offensive.

A 23 year old man aims to become the first Black person to fly around the world .

The latest revision of the immigration bill is debated. 62

The US Senate wants to tighten fuel economy, but the White House questions the reality of its proposals.

The Bexar Street corridor could breathe new life to South Dallas, a predominately black section of town. Discussed and debated in council.

Some Irving homeowners fight for the right to "go green". Spending money to save the environment.

A local restaurant employee tells her manager she can't sing the "Happy Birthday" song because of her religious beliefs.

American Airlines pilot union is not pleased with the pay raise proposals.

Hundreds of un-cashed child support checks are found in a drawer at county offices.

Arlington voters have rejected public transportation 3 times, now the council is considering alternate plans.

The city of Garland says its red light camera program is working so well its no longer making money.

Fast moving flood waters stranded two men on the tops of a car roof. OUR FOX 4 HELICOPTER CREW was able to assist in the rescue****

The agriculture department says the cost of food is about to increase. FOX 4 takes a closer look.

President Bush rallies on Capitol hill about the controversial "guest worker" program.

FOX examines the cost of milk prices which are increasing in some areas, up 50cents a gallon in just a week.

Hundreds of trees in North Texas are infected with a tree fungus. FOX 4 looks at the best way to treat.

Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has a fundraiser in Dallas.

Handbills left on front doorsteps face a legal battle. In Denton, couriers must have a permit and face background checks.

Some North Texans boycott a national comedian's performance because of his reaction Don Imus' comments about some college basketball players. 63

July 2007 The Lancaster ISD posts a controversial plan to have a 4 day school week. It’s a plan opposed by many parents.

A viewer email prompts a FOX 4 report on the safety along the toll way construction project.

The City of Fort Worth debates and moves forward with the plan to install red light cameras at intersections across the city.

A FOX 4 consumer report story features the dos and don'ts of dollar store shopping.

A viewer turns to FOX 4 after getting a ticket on her way to her father's funeral. Her vehicle was part of a funeral processional.

Portions of a Historical Denison High Schools are being torn down amid protests.

Students in a suburban school district may soon have a new dress code. Parents who've purchased new clothes are angry by the timing.

Presidential candidate Barack Obama visits Dallas for a series of fundraisers.

A Tarrant County pastor helps provide shoes for needy children.

The Dallas County DA is asking the county for a prosecutor to investigate adult care abuse.

Opponents of the Trinity toll plan win round one, collecting enough signatures to put the issue on the upcoming ballot.

Some young athletes in Mansfield struggle to raise money to make it to their championship game near Austin.

The makers of a new device offer help to shoppers struggling to carry several grocery bags at one. FOX 4 puts it to the test.

A passport problem has a North Texas family questioning the competency of the employees who check and approve passports.

FOX 4 examines bottled vs. tap water. Are customers getting what they pay for?

The White House steps up its efforts to secure food in the US.

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Due to revenue from gas drilling, neighborhood playgrounds are getting much needed makeovers.

The stakes in small claims court are about to get bigger. People will soon be able to sue without an attorney.

Senate Democrats want to make an investigation into whether US Attorney Alberto Gonzalez committed perjury.

The largest homebuilder in the nation has posted more than $823 million in losses in this third quarter.

A Missouri man is told he's too obese to adopt a child. At 500 pounds he's been trying to gain custody of his young cousin.

Police in Frisco say more people have come forward, possible victims of an HIV assault investigation.

Presidential candidate Fred Thompson makes a fundraising trip to North Texas.

FOX 4 delivered extended coverage on a downtown Dallas at the Southwest Industrial Gases Warehouse.

Home and business owners in Arlington will soon be paying more so the city can fix its flooding problem. The council approved the increase.

A state investigation discovers seniors living at a Collin county nursing home living in potentially life threatening conditions.

Viewers turn to FOX 4 about a trash pickup problem going on in their neighborhood.

In a special report reveals that soy milk is putting dairy back on the map for some Americans.

Democrats hoping to be president debated in a high tech fashion. The questions came from users on YouTube.

TXU will pay a $5 million fine to the state. It automatically renewed contracts for thousands of businesses.

The Macy's department store apologizes for T-Shirts its sold that some deemed as offensive.

A newly released health study shows no difference between diet and regular soda when it comes to impact on your heart.

After debate, the federal minimum wage is set to increase.

FOX 4 features three generations of women who make quilting a family affair.

A company creates a new type of washable keyboard. FOX 4 puts it to the test.

A nationwide campaign is underway to get illegal immigrants registered to vote in the upcoming election.

Cancer survivors and doctors gather outside of city hall to raise awareness for the need for bone marrow donors in the Black community.

A Georgia meat processing plant expands its canned meat recall. Some people are hospitalized with botulism.

In a series of reports, FOX 4 follows the story of a cancer survivor who also survived a being struck by a suspected drunk driver.

The public is warned about a rash of parking garage car burglaries.

A company creates a patch that is designed to keep the mosquitoes away.

August 2007 Days before a pee wee football season is to begin, a Cedar Hill team is scrambling to find a league. The team is made up of low income athletes.

Delinquent drivers owe the State of Texas $600 million dollars in unpaid fees.

Some Fort Worth residents are trying to get a local energy company to change its plans to drill in their neighborhood.

Someone drove through and damaged a memorial area known as the Garden of Angels. It’s an honor to the children who've lost their lives.

In a series of reports, FOX 4 examines ways to recycle and make homes more environmentally friendly.

Hospitals are concerned about the safety of a trendy new shoe called Crocs.

People living in a North Texas neighborhood come together to help a family with soaring medical bill… deal with their homeowners association.

Texas Republicans hold the state's first ever presidential straw poll.

FOX 4 took a look at several new laws to hit the books in the state of Texas: missing seniors alert, new speeding penalties.

President Bush lays out a plan to try and reduce the alarming number of mortgage defaults.

Police make plans to tighten security along the Katy trail, prompted by recent attacks.

A new product promises to keep your grass green at anytime. FOX 4 puts it to the test.

A produce company recalls its spinach due to health concerns.

Dallas-based Pizza Patron comes under fire when it tells its customers pesos will be accepted for payment.

A Wal-Mart customer says her flip flops caused a painful rash and burned her feet.

In a News Station investigation, a child placement agency loses its license. Two children in the company's care die and added claims of abuse.

A DISD boy is not able to register for school because he's violating the dress code by wearing a skirt.

Two years following Hurricane Katrina, former LA residents have made North Texas home. FOX 4 profiles the owner of a new restaurant.

An 8th grader is not allowed to attend class because of his red hair coloring.

A federal judge in Dallas denies a couple's effort to ban the words "under God" in the pledge.

Viewers contact FOX 4 upset about a closed lane near downtown Dallas.

A Texas man creates a device he says can save the lives of firefighters. He says his machine takes the heat from firefighters

Some residents are walking their dogs at a cemetery because its peaceful. Others are upset saying its sacred ground.

The Iraq war commander prepares to release a report on troop surge.

A plant in Virginia is doing what it can to keep oil production up and pollution down.

A new Texas state law gives gun owners the right to carry a handgun without having a license in some cases.

Texas grade school students have new requirements for physical education.

September 2007 The Texas Department of Transportation says cutbacks have forced them to delay or scale back $965 million worth of road projects.

A woman who got her start as a church secretary could be the first woman to lead the Baptist General Convention.

A federal grand jury indicts a list of former and current and former Dallas City council members. Indictments in a corruption scandal.

The food and rides aren't the only fun at the State Fair. FOX 4 looks at the one of the biggest attractions; the auto show.

The makers of a new absorbent towel say it can soak up any mess. FOX 4 put it to the test.

Fried food and chocolate are said to be triggers for teen acne, but are they myths that need to retired. FOX 4 medical report takes a close look.

The pentagon is asking for $190 billion dollars, that $42 million more than initial prediction.

Albertson's will no longer honor its customers loyalty cards.

The last step before becoming a US citizen is to take an exam. FOX 4 reports the test is being revised.

More than a thousand people show up at a rally in Irving, protesting what they say is racial profiling at the Irving police department.

Texans will pay more than $10,000 a month for Governor Perry's rent. The Governor's mansion is being renovated.

Toyota and Nissan are recalling sedans and SUVs as a safety precaution.

Barack Obama's campaign aims for young voters.

A visit from Iran, a veto threat from the President, and another Democratic debate, FOX 4 reports.

GM workers return to work while negotiations go on between the company and union representatives.

The last home baseball game of the Texas Rangers season is used to raise for fitness awareness for kids.

The Pilots Union is reviewing a contract proposal with American Airlines.

Hispanic leaders confront the Irving police chief. The group is accusing police of raiding and Hispanic neighborhood for traffic violations.

Many of her friends are on the sidelines as cheerleaders and band members; a Keller High school girl is on the football field as kicker.

Some parents are calling for limits on what films are shown on American Airlines flights.

A health warning to parents who give their children gummy vitamins. Some pediatric dentists are concerned about sugar on kid’s teeth.

Newly released research shows, if you want to speak better you should learn an instrument.

A Texas congresswoman says she supports the planned toll road as part of the Trinity River Corridor.

A program that aims to document the accomplishments of veterans is being challenged. A military awards expert says it’s inaccurate.

Congress and the President are at odds over the country's budget. Congress is yet to pass any spending bills.

Collin County Community College is offering advanced degrees at its campuses.

The state of Michigan has moved up its presidential primary to January 15th.

The Mexican Consul of Dallas is advising immigrants to stay away from the city of Irving because of its immigration crackdown.

A Bedford city councilman is doing damage control after suggesting the solution to the stray problem would be to kill the strays.

FOX 4 talks to a man struck with the West Nile Virus and how he coped with the problem.

Toymaker Mattel apologizes for the recent recalls.

October 2007 The nation's first Chili's closes. The restaurant grew from a single store on Greenville Avenue to a national chain.

A North Texas teenager says he was offended after his teacher repeatedly used the "N" word. This prompts meetings and a series of reports.

A FOX 4 medical report examines the good, the bad and the ugly candies for children to eat at Halloween.

A viewer contacts FOX 4 frustrated that drivers ignore mandatory turn lanes at a certain intersection.

A military tradition is under fire. The new rules of the flag folding ceremony are drawing criticism.

Democrats running for President take aim at the frontrunner in a debate.

The Texas Department of Transportation says 500 teens die in crashes every year in the state. Research shows it’s due to risky driving.

One of the largest public hospitals goes organic. Parkland Memorial Hospital now has organic food available in its cafeteria.

A West Dallas charter school wants to get everyone physically fit. The school has been given a grant that will fund a new fitness program.

More and more cell phone users say they're complaining about unwanted spam.

A Plano-based website is taking the nation by storm. God tube is modeled after YouTube.

President Bush plans to call the Senate to confirm Michael Mukasey, his nominee for Attorney General.

Educators and community leaders in Dallas are being celebrated for their views on character.

Because of religious moral principles The Pope wants Catholic pharmacies worldwide to stop dispensing the so-called abortion drug.

US Pediatrics now wants all children screened for Autism by their 2nd birthday.

A proposed ordinance in Fort Worth would tighten restrictions on how many large animals can be kept on a property.

The FCC is poised to ban exclusive deals with apartment complexes that limit tenants to one cable company.

Both sides of the Trinity Toll way debate voiced their concerns on a local radio program. The debate turned confrontational.

New research shows one out of three employees surveyed say they sometimes call in sick when they're not.

FOX 4 takes a look at the wording for the Trinity River vote on the ballot. Many voters argue the wording is confusing. YES means NO

More toys are recalled for lead contamination.

A popular brand of baby seats is recalled out of safety concerns.

North Texas hospitals to ban all smoking making the facilities smoke free.

Following several local wildfires, the American Red Cross stresses the message of being prepared for all disasters.

A local police substation becomes environmentally friendly. They've made changes to save time and money.

After making adjustments to the Children's Health Care bill it heads to congress.

The Dallas Police Department puts a controversial hiring policy on hold. The department wanted to lax its past drug use policy.

A viewer contacts FOX 4 concerned about the stability of a crumbling bridge.

A new billboard is created with a message to get boys and men to pull up their sagging pants.

The increasing cost of higher education is forcing some students to delay or cancel plans for college.

The fastest growing city in the country is McKinney. FOX 4 takes a look at why.

LOCAL STORIES OF IMPORTANCE TO MINORITY, DISABLED OR SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS IN NORTH TEXAS

Of these major news stories that KDFW covered (detailed above) in this 24 month period, many of them were of particular importance to minority, disabled and other special interest groups in North Texas. They include:

• Woman’s yard sign urging whites to vote sparks community meeting on racial sensitivity.

• East Texas town of Nigton, settled by former slaves, struggles with controversial name.

• Homeless advocates plead for public support of proposition to fund 24 hour homeless assistance center.

• Religious rights group files complaint with local high school accused of infringing upon the beliefs of Muslim students.

• We aired reaction to passage of statewide proposition banning gay marriage.

• Dallas County Sheriff’s Office investigates claims of racial profiling involving Hispanic DWI suspects.

• Community meeting addresses concerns that new Dallas Cowboys stadium project does not include enough minority contractors.

• FOX 4 partners with Marine Corps Toys for Tots campaign. Live coverage over two days includes interviews with volunteers and detailed drop-off location information.

• FOX 4 confronts drivers who park illegally in handicapped parking spaces.

• Viewers’ Voice: Weekly viewer feedback to high-profile stories. Topics: Bush address on Iraq, prayer in school, handicapped parking violators.

• FOX 4 interviews Dallas teacher staging hunger strike to protest the “N” word.

• FOX 4 investigates why City of Dallas is behind on payments to minority contractor 72

• Original version of 13th amendment abolishing slavery goes on display in North Texas. FOX 4 tells viewers where to see it

• Topic: Signal crossing for sight impaired is broken at intersection next to DFW’s largest employer of blind people

• FOX 4 profiles a renovated high rise billed as affordable housing for senior citizens

• Over two days, thousands of students walk out of class around north Texas to protest tougher immigration rules. Largest march leads to Dallas City Hall, where protesters disrupt city council meeting. FOX 4 interviews student rally organizers and Hispanic community leaders

• School district leaders warn students they will face punishment if they skip class again for immigration rallies

• Special edition of weekly Viewers’ Voice segment focuses on reaction to student immigration rallies

• FOX 4 interviews supporters of tougher immigration laws who plan to rally in Dallas

• Elderly and disabled protest high electric bills outside TXU headquarters. FOX 4 reports TXU commitment to helping at-risk customers

• FOX 4 interviews local Hispanic leaders about goals for upcoming immigration reform rally on Palm Sunday

• Christian student group battles school board over prayer on campus. FOX 4 reports from school board meeting where issue is resolved

• FOX 4 interviews Hispanic business owners about whether they plan to participate in economic boycott to protest tougher immigration restrictions

• FOX 4 interviews plaintiffs in lawsuit over alleged segregation at Dallas elementary

• FOX 4 reports on community activist group’s effort to pressure Public Utility Commission to address statewide power outages in public hearing

• Early estimates of voter registration at Latino immigration mega-march turn out to be overstated. FOX 4 interviews election administrator about plans for voter registration education

• Some Hispanic workers tell FOX 4 why they will not participate in economic boycott over immigration reform

• FOX 4 provides extensive live coverage on another round of large immigration reform rallies

• FOX 4 investigates complaints from military veterans about how their disability pensions are being managed

• FOX 4 looks at how the Dallas Convention Bureau is trying to attract more business from gay and lesbian travelers

• Stealing your ID: A series of reports investigating illegal immigrants who use stolen identification.

• Volunteer hair stylists offer free haircuts for low income children

• Local low income children get vaccines in time for school

• A pit-bull attacks a blind woman and her guide dog

• Governor Rick Perry travels to Dallas for a National Baptist Convention, one of the largest black religious organizations in the US

• A Seagoville couple says the city is trying to shutdown their home for the disabled and elderly

• People are rallying on Capitol Hill in support of Immigration reform

• Blockbuster employees rally to raise money for the Susan G Komen foundation, in hopes of fighting cancer

• Farmers Branch debates controversial illegal immigration measures. The issue involves renting to illegal immigrants. The council approves.

• The US Supreme court to discuss racial preferences in school. The issue is using race for school admission

• Volunteers walk the street counting the Homeless as a part of a City of Dallas survey.

• The Fort Worth neighborhood known as "Stop Six" could become a historical landmark. The area is predominately Black.

• Young children are caught on tape smoking marijuana. The videotape opens a CPS investigation. Several reports followed.

• A neighborhood post office is dedicated in honor of a local Black minister.

• After an elderly couple is reported missing, adult children consider taking the keys from their aging parents.

• Disney is working on a new African American princess.

• Leaders from Islamic, Christian and Jewish groups met with the FBI. The focus of the meeting, issues facing the Islamic community.

• A Tarrant County college professor says he's launching a campaign to turn the negative messages of rap around.

• A Garland family finds racial slurs scrawled on their property.

• The City of Farmers Branch faces a lawsuit to put more minorities on the council.

• A 98 year old woman turns to FOX 4, frustrated that she can't get her passport to take the trip of a lifetime.

• A Religious billboard in Decatur has what some people call offensive.

• FOX 4 took a look at several new laws to hit the books in the state of Texas: missing seniors alert, new speeding penalties

• More than a thousand people show up at a rally in Irving, protesting what they say is racial profiling at the Irving police department.

• Hispanic leaders confront the Irving police chief. The group is accusing police of raiding and Hispanic neighborhood for traffic violations.

• A North Texas teenager says he was offended after his teacher repeatedly used the "N" word. This prompts meetings and a series of reports.

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KDFW FOX 4, KDFI My 27 & MyFOXdfw.com SERVING THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH

PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOWS

KDFW FOX 4 is home to the oldest public affairs show in Dallas-Fort Worth. For nearly 30 years, INSIGHTS has addressed the issues and concerns of the community, particularly communities of color within our area. It is a fine blend of news, information and entertainment. INSIGHTS is a :30 min program that airs Sundays at 8am. Number of hours per week: 0.5.

Following are stories covered over the past two years:

November 2005

Veterans Stand Down – A look at the plight of 26-million veterans in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. At least 1/3 of them are alone and homeless.

Remembering Rosa Parks – The woman known as the Mother of the Civil Rights movement dies. Most people remember her because she refused to give up her seat on the bus to a White man. That incident sparked the Birmingham Bus Boycott.

Native American Heritage Month Celebration – Highlighted a program at the Fort Worth Public Library saluting Native American custom, culture and heritage.

Mortgage Scam – FOX 4 news Investigative reporter, Becky Oliver talks about her special report on what happens when homes go into foreclosure due to a real estate scam. 13 families lost their homes. The story turned into an FBI investigation.

Nigton – A long time issue comes to a head with a town vote in White Settlement. A tiny little town settled by former slaves in Northeast Trinity County was called Nigton. Many found the name offensive today. The vote was to not change the name.

St. Philip’s School – The Dallas Star Hockey team roasted owner, Don Hicks as a fundraiser for St. Philip’s School. St. Philips, also known as “The miracle on Pennsylvania Avenue”, is a South Dallas private school for severely underprivileged students. The students have excelled remarkably since the school opened its doors more than 10 years ago.

Gratitude - Just how important is it to be grateful? Discussion with gratitude consultant Lysa Rohan who says living in a state of gratitude is good for your health and for unblocking gifts that are yet to be experienced.

Diabetes – November is Diabetes Awareness Month. More than 20-million Americans are now diabetic. Sharon Cox, a dietitian with the Parkland Health and Hospital System and a supporter of the American Diabetes Association talks about the importance of diet in preventing and controlling diabetes.

Cooking for a Cause – Texas Ranger Dave Delucci cooks his blonde brownies as he promotes the Texas Rangers Cook Book which benefits Happy Hill Farms, a residential non-profit for children temporarily removed from their homes.

North Texas Food Bank - Because of the number of people who came to North Texas following Hurricane Katrina, the North Texas Food Bank is running short of food. A representative joined us to ask for donations.

Abstinence and Teens - Our host, Shaun Rabb, is very active in supporting abstinence for young people. He introduces a program by the Urban League of Greater Dallas which sends out this message to young people. Children as young as 10 years old have been cited for having sex and may of them have had sexually transmitted diseases.

Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation - Dallas Cowboy Roy Williams has an organization to help single moms. His mom and sister joined us to talk about how his sister, a single mom, was his inspiration for the organization, the women they have helped and how other moms can get assistance through the organization.

Toys for Tots - This segment of Insights was in support of the U.S. Marine Corp Reserve and the Toys for Tots program. FOX 4 is the television sponsor for the North Texas event.

Ice – A visit with Chinese artisans who are in the United States to carve the exhibit ICE at the Gaylord Texan resort in Grapevine, Texas. The project took nearly a month to design and open.

December 2005

World AIDS Day - December 1st was World AIDS Day a time to bring attention to the more than 40-million people suffering with the AIDS virus worldwide. In the United State more than 4-million people are affected.

Fibroid Tumors 77

Dr. Phyllis Gee of the North Texas Uterine Fibroid Institute talks about a new alternation to major surgery for women who suffer with fibroid tumors. They can be removed with laser surgery making recovery faster with less pain.

January 2006

Wild Fires – In the midst of a severe drought, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico are suffering uncontrollable wildfires. We produced a program about Fire Safety with experts from the Texas Fire Service.

Accu-wellness – Information about “natural” ways to improve our health and eliminate outrageous diets and medicines.

Dallas Dinner Table - Each year, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birth day, there is the Dallas Dinner Table. People from diverse racial, religious, economic and social backgrounds join together in various homes over dinner to talk about issues and get to know one another.

Lancaster School Superintendent LISD superintendent refuses to let students who did not complete a winter break reading assignment return to school.

February 2006

We spoke to Donovan McNabb and his dad talking about diabetes. October is National Diabetes Awareness Month.

Dallas Bond Election – High School principals talked about the $1b bond proposal for the City of Dallas.

Flu –Dr. Randy Farris with the regional office of Medicaid and Medicare talks about the importance of getting flu shots, especially for the very young and the elderly.

Most Wanted Live –Revisited the news package on the ex-offender who has a project he has shared with at-risk kids who repair bicycles for children. Edwin Maldanado, who was on the America’s Most Wanted List talks about his time in prison, his project and how his life has changed for the better.

Designer to the Athletes Nita Wiggins interviewed a man who designs suits for the big guys who can’t and prefer not to buy their suits off the rack. He talks about the many athletes he has dressed and what they like.

Rotavirus Actress Holly Robinson Peete talks about the bout she fought with Rotavirus and her children. She warns parents how important it is to look for signs and seek help right away.

T-O’s Suicide Attempt As interesting as this story was, how a publicist handles it was even more interesting. We invited a panel of experts who represent high profile clients about how they handle crisis and very public people.

Sisters Network An interview with African American women cancer survivors who are members of the Sisters Network, a support group for women of color that’s part of the Komen Foundation.

April 2006

Arthritis – FOX 4 Medical reporter, John Hammarley gives information about a popular arthritis drug, glucosamine and says it is not as great at working on arthritis pain as previously thought.

Immigration The big issue of the month was immigration. We addressed the issue on several Insights program prior to and following the march. The March in Dallas was the largest in the history of the city with estimates at nearly 1-million people. We will continue to monitor the issue and report to our viewers.

Prison Affairs Interview with Christene Howard, author of a new book, “Prison Affairs”. In it, she tells the story of her romantic relationship with a man who is incarcerated. The week following our story, Christene actually marries him by proxy. We discovered that there are many women who marry prisoners.

March Across Texas A group of civil rights leaders and ministers talk about the March Across Texas to call attention to a dangerous chemical problem in Beaumont, Texas. The March began in Irving Texas near Dallas at the Exxon Mobile headquarters and proceeded to Beaumont where Exxon is allegedly allowing chemicals to ruin the soil and health of residents in Beaumont.

Gordon Parks A video biography of the legendary African American photographer and filmmaker, Gordon Parks. Parks died at the age of 93. He is best known for his movie, “Shaft” and his civil rights documentation through his photography.

Earning by Learning 79

Story about a program which rewards young people with money for learning thus earning by learning.

Other interesting stories on the show during April included a look at the new senior high-rise, Pegasus, 29 year old, Abacus’s chef, Tres Wilcox who was nominated for the James Beard Award, a special appearance by the stars of “Secret Obsessions” our new telenovela, an interview with a woman who is author of “Scholarship Secrets” to help students locate scholarship money, a special report, “Meth Mom” by anchor Heather Hays and Sports anchor/reporter, Nita Wiggins special report from Germany about two NFL players who now play there.

Also, the week prior to Cinco de Mayo, we featured a special report on the ever popular, Anita Martinez Ballet Folklorico dance company.

May 2006

El Centro Sommelier Course – We got a great response and a nice “thank you” from Darryl Beeson the instructor of the course and El Centro. He signed up six people after our show. The purpose of the course was to help the city bring folks back downtown on Sundays and to offer people interested in wine a course which will certify them for a new career.

Mavs Mom – Wonderful story by Nita Wiggins about Dallas Mav’s Jason Terry’s mom. Despite lots of medical challenges this year, she is making every game.

Autism – Story about how to recognize the signs of autism in children followed by an interview with our own colleague, Rodney Kyle, who has an autistic son and about the Walk Now, an event to raise funds for autism research.

Amazing Disgrace – Our Memorial Day special report by Becky Oliver outlined the travesties suffered by veterans despite the fact that they have funds to help them do things like fix up their homes and buy things that will make their lives more comfortable. We followed with an on set interview about other services for vets.

May You Be Blessed – An incredible story about a woman who made an internet video of blessings and pictures and how it spread all over the world. More than one million people experienced it.

Other stories included an extended look at the issue of teen fight videos, the Tuskegee Airmen and the City of Dallas Graffiti Wipeout Day and a look at the work of the Fort Worth Black Chamber of Commerce.

June 2006

Murdered Kids We dedicated our entire program to how parents cope when they have a child that is murdered. The focus was on a new organization in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex called Parents of Murdered Children. It is a local outreach program which is part of a larger national effort. We heard the stories of parents who were still suffering the loss and we talked with the founder of the organization about the counseling, financial and other assistance offered by POMC.

African Pastor A very moving account of Kenyan minister Pastor Mohammed Roba and his Wife, Phina, who had to flee Kenya to avoid religious persecution. Kenya is primarily Muslim and the Roba’s converted to Christianity. The problem is that they had to leave behind their then 4 year old daughter behind. Over the years they had to send money back to Kenya to ensure her safety while in hiding. Just this year, they were united with 9 year old Tabitha. She is now trying to learn how to live in this country with her parents and new little brother.

Father’s Day Special We dedicated the entire program to the examination of a father’s relationship with his daughter. Sometimes men do not realize that how they interact with their daughters early on will determine much of how she handles men and relationships in her life. We invited two women to join us. One had a very rough relationship with her father and her life was lacking for several things. The other was truly a daddys’ girl and that influenced who she looked for as a mate. Also, on the panel was Chris Powell, director of “Mantalk” a project at the Potters House in Dallas and the father of two teenage girls.

Child in Hot Car Texas summers can be brutally hot. After parking, the temperature in a car can zoom up to more than 100-degrees. Leaving a child in the car could be tragic. Reminder tips for parents and their children about cars this summer.

Soul Food Recipes Medical City Hospital in Dallas and the American Heart Association have teamed up to produce a cookbook of health soul food dishes. The book offers alternative ways of preparing some old favorites that are heart-healthy.

Airfare Watchdog.Com Interview with George Hobica, the creator of a new website which finds the cheapest airfare deals. It’s called Airfare Watchdog.Com Hobica teaches us how to find “free” fares as well as what he calls “fat finger” fares offered when the airline makes a mistake.

October 2006

We talk to Donovan McNabb and his dad about diabetes. October is National Diabetes Awareness Month.

Dallas Bond Election – School principals talked about the first billion dollars bond proposal for the City of Dallas.

Flu – Dr. Randy Farris with the regional office of Medicaid and Medicare talks about the importance of getting flu shots, especially for the very young and the elderly.

Most Wanted Live – We revisited the news package on the ex-offender who has a project he has shared with at-risk kids who repair bicycles for children. Edwin Maldanado, who was on the America’s Most Wanted List talks about his time in prison, his project and how his life has changed for the better.

Designer to the Athletes Nita Wiggins interviewed a man who designs suits for the big guys who can’t, and prefers not, to buy their suits off the rack. He talks about the many athletes he has dressed and what they like.

Rotavirus Actress Holly Robinson Peete talks about the bout she fought with Rotavirus and her children. She warns parents how important it is to look for signs and seek help right away.

Sisters Network An interview with African American women cancer survivors who are members of the Sisters Network, a support group for women of color that’s part of the Komen Foundation.

Domestic Violence October is domestic violence month. Statistics show that every nine seconds in the U.S. a woman is assaulted or beaten. We featured a story about a young woman who left her husband only to be murdered following church services one Sunday. We followed with experts from The Family Place, a long time shelter for abused women.

First Ladies Some very prominent “first ladies”, from Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex churches came together to raise money for breast cancer awareness for the community.

Celebrating Life Foundation October is also breast cancer awareness month. Sylvia Dunnavant, founder of the Celebrating Life Foundation and Evangelist Claudia Price, mother of the famous gospel singer, Kelly Price join us to talk about how to survive breast cancer.

Komen Race for the Cure A special segment on the Komen Race for the Cure that is sponsored by FOX 4. We talked with survivors and representatives of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Texas Bold Initiative Inteview with Byna Bivens, Executive Director of the Texas Bold Initiative, a special organization to identify and place bright, experienced women of color into high profile management positions in North Texas.

Dallas Bond Election Dallas prepares for the largest bond election in its history. We invited guests pro and con on the issue. The bond, if passed, will cover city facilities, schools, and streets. Etc.

Donovan McNabb Interview with Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Donovan McNabb about his project with his father for diabetes awareness. His father is diabetic and Donovan is exercising and watching his diet to try to prevent another generation of diabetes.

America’s Most Wanted Eddie Maldonado was a wanted man. America’s most wanted found him. He served his prison time and decided to dedicate himself to save children from a life of crime. His method was to give children a refurbished bike.

African American Fire Chief The City of Dallas hired its first African American Fire Chief. He is Chief Eddie Burns. He talked about his plans for the fire department and how our viewers could prevent fires in their homes with the winter months approaching.

November 2006

Innocence Project Another Dallas man has been released from prison thanks to the Innocence Project. The Innocence Project began as a class project for a group of law students that reviewed law case that were questionable and the person went to prison.

Flu 83

It’s flu season. Randy Farris, regional medical director for Medicaid and Medicare tells everyone who qualifies where to go for flu shots and why it’s so important…especially for seniors.

Farmers Branch Immigration Conflict The City of Farmers Branch would like to pass some pretty tough laws that would not allow illegal immigrants to live in rental property or work in the city. They would also like to legally make English the official language of the city.

Joe Bagby Mother Baker, a gospel comedian from radio station KHVN Heaven 97 joins us as well as the station’s newsman, Robert Ashley and air personality Floyd Ervin to salute veteran broadcaster, Joe Bagby. Bagby was recently inducted into the gospel music hall of fame.

December 2006

Comedian Michael Richards set off a social fire bomb when he used the N word to reprimand some hecklers at his show t the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles. It set off national discussions about the use of the word. We featured a segment with Rev. Jesse Jackson who was in town to talk about it.

Diabetes Representatives from the North Texas Diabetes Association joined us to talk about the disease and a new cookbook with healthy recipes.

Toys for Tots We kick off the Toys for Tots Campaign spot by the US Marine Corp Reserve and FOX 4. Major Paul Courtaway and our FOX 4 sports anchor, Mike Doocy join us with all the details. Toys for Tots is the largest toy drive in the country.

Crossroads Community Center We featured an interview with this agency which intervenes when there is a need for food or help with utilities.

Child Support We interviewed Vanessa Diaz, Executive Director of the country’s largest child support collection agency, Support Kids. Custodial parents are usually in a financial bind this time of year trying to buy gifts for Christmas if the absent parent is behind on child support payments.

Black Images Book Bizarre One of Dallas’ oldest African American businesses is closing its doors….Black Images Book Bizarre. We talked to the owners about their contributions to the 84

community. They are closing due to competition from large box bookstores and internet book sales.

Organ Donation The news that former Dallas Cowboy, Everson Walls was going to donate a kidney to his friend and old playing mate, Ron Springs, was incredible. It opened the door to talk about organ donation among other subjects. Pam Silvestri from the Southwest Transplant Alliance joined us to talk about how easy it is to donate organs now, especially kidneys.

January 2007

Stop Smoking This week on Insights we focus on the issue of smoking and how to quit. Representatives from the American Lung Association joined us to talk about the health risk, especially lung cancer that comes with smoking and about their programs for quitting.

Baby Moses Yet another baby has been abandoned. This time it was left outside a hospital. It is believed that the mother thought she was doing the right thing according to the Baby Moses Law, but she was not. Representatives from the Baby Moses Law joined us to clarify the law which calls for an arm-to-arm handoff.

Subway Hero We featured a story about a man being hailed the New York City Subway hero, for jumping onto the tracks to rescue a young man as a subway passed over their bodies. Both survived.

Oprah’s School Our viewers saw a special report about Oprah Winfrey’s Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa. This school has long been her dream.

GPS Shoes Parents how would you like to know where your children are? A look at some new sneakers that are about to hit the market which include GPS technology.

You Decide: The 2008 Presidential Campaign By all accounts, 2008 is turning out to be one of the most interesting and historical presidential elections in many, many years. For the first time, a woman and an African American are serious contenders for the Presidency. We take a look at the campaign now that the candidates have survived the Iowa Caucuses and the New Hampshire Primaries.

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Voters. Another interesting segment was taped with our students who make up the FOX U team. These are SMU journalism students under the tutelage of FOX 4’s Scott Sayres who are presenting our viewers with a fresh, youthful perspective on the election.

North Texas Housing Market The housing market is top of mind for many people in North Texas. Many are trying to hold on to properties that they can no longer afford. Others are looking for affordable housing, period.

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Dallas Mark Todd, the VP of Education for the Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Dallas joins us to talk about how to hold on to your home. He’ll tell you when to make that first call to your mortgage company and what to say to put the breaks on a foreclosure.

North Texas Housing Coalition The North Texas Housing Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to making sure affordable housing is available to all Texans. Next week they will host a Housing Summit in Dallas. Joining us to talk about their mission and the summit are Albert Martin, Executive Director of the Coalition and Dr. Timothy Bray, Director of the J. McDonald Williams Institute.

Catalytic Converter Thefts The latest item subject to theft is your car’s catalytic converter. Catalytic converter, you ask? Yes. Thieves have not focused on this large car part underneath your car because it contains precious metals that can be sold to a parts company or salvage yard for big bucks. Insights Shaun Rabb will give you all the details.

Mad Money The new movie, “Mad Money” opens in Dallas starring Queen Latifah and in it are two young men from the metropolis. They are Peyton Smith (Latifah’s son) and Malik Golden (Latifah’s son when younger). They, along with their moms, talk with Shaun Rabb about their careers and how to get your kids started in show business

February 2007

Rock On! Rock On! There are nearly 200,000 inmates in the prison system in Texas. Many are repeat offenders because they do not access systems available to help get them on their feet. They do not become productive citizens once they are released. This week on Insights, we take a look at a special program for young offenders called 86

Rock On! Rock On! offers young troubled youth a second chance by getting education and special skills in the construction industry.

Texas Alliance for the Formerly Incarcerated Curtis Wilbert, aka Brother Curtis, will also be on hand to talk about his efforts to turn adult ex-offenders into dependable contributing citizens. Wilbert heads the Texas Alliance for the formerly incarcerated.

Reezon Closing the show this week is a hot new contemporary gospel group, “Reezon”. The 16 voice choir is from Fort Worth.

March 2007

Paris Teen Released The case of Shaquanda Cotton, the 15 year old high school student who pushed a hall monitor, is still in the news. She was released last week and came to Dallas for a celebration sponsored by Ricky Smiley and radio station 97.9 The Beat. Dallas School Board Trustee Ron Price joins us to talk about the details of the case and Shaquanda’s release.

Women’s Business Council Southwest - Roundup This organization’s mission is to help women as they grow their businesses. One way they do that is with an event called “Round-Up”. Major corporations and women businesses come together and the result is often “done deals”.

April 2007

Don Imus, Shock Jock Fired We tackled the issues involved in the top story of the week. Syndicated radio DJ, Don Imus, calls the young ladies at Rutgers University some derogatory names. That incident raised much controversy in the country. Don Imus was fired from MSNBC and CBS, both networks which carry his show, after advertisers began to pull out. 87

We invited a panel of very interesting people to discuss the issue including Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist and vice president, Bob Ray Sanders, Myrtle Bell, PH.D who heads a diversity project at the University of Texas at Arlington and Kazi, a young man who has changed the lives of many young people with his Hip Hop project which will soon be seen on the big screen.

We talk about the issues of words and how they can affect a whole group of people despite the fact that they are directed at only one. Also, discussed was the role of “foul mouthed” rappers who tell their stories using terms which are derogatory to women and people many races.

Virginia Tech Massacre This week on Insights we examine the tragic shooting deaths of more than 30 people at Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Virginia. Could the shootings have been prevented? How can you protect your children…and yourself…from such tragedies? With tragedies like this coming directly into our homes via television, radio and even cell phones, how can we step back and heal? FBI Profiler, John Skilstad and family psychologist, Dr. Lawana Gladney join us for a discussion you won’t want to miss.

May 2007 Interracial Dating in America What do you think about interracial dating? Should it still be an issue in the 21st century. We talk with filmmaker, Chris Clay about his documentary, “Interracial Dating in America”. You’ll be surprised at what his subjects have to say.

Hassle Free Credit Cards Bank of America caused a real stir with its hassle free credit cards for people with no credit history. Was the move to accommodate illegal immigrants? You’ll hear both sides of the story.

Big Brothers Big Sisters The Big Brothers Big Sisters organization is a mainstay in the Dallas-Fort Worth Community, but some of its mission has changed. The organization now has a special program to help young people whose parents are incarcerated. Don’t miss this one.

Cheese Did you know that more than 20 young people in Dallas County have died as a result of the drug cheese? This week, former undercover investigator, Bonita Morgan joins us to give parents tips to find out if your child is experimenting with cheese. She’ll show you some carriers for the drugs that will absolutely amaze you.

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Remember when your arithmetic teacher told you not to count on your fingers? A program this summer based on a computation method from Taiwan encourages young people to learn to add, subtract, multiply and divide, quickly, by using their fingers. Representatives of the Innovative Urban Education Services will be on hand to talk about their 2007 Mental Math Institute June 4 – July 6 on the campus of Paul Quinn College. Students aged 6 – 15 are invited to attend.

Heavenhelpers.com This just in! There’s a new website for people who want to connect for friendship or business. It’s called Heaven Helpers.Com. Founder Valder Bebee will be on hand to give you a firsthand look at it and tell you why digital hook-ups are so popular today.

No Men Need Apply Do you need a good dose of self-esteem, ladies? Check out the new book, “No Men Need Apply”. Author, Lovell Brigham will join us to talk about her novel which is a story of empowerment for women.

June 2007

Coupon, Phone Book, Bible? This week on Insights find out how a local organization plans to bring the messages in the Bible home … literally. They plan to distribute some 250,000 bibles free of charge to residents in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on their doorsteps along with those coupons, phone books and the like.

Is this an appropriate way to deliver a biblical message? You decide when Insights host Shaun Rabb addresses the subject with several people from organizations that are doing it.

Summertime and the Living is NOT Easy! Summer is just around the corner. While many of us think about going to the pool, family vacations and taking it easy, many others are wondering how they will get their next meal.

June 5th is National Hunger Day. Local food bank supplies are at their lowest this time of year. This week on Insights we’ll tell you about a project a local restaurant has to help boost food donations at the North Texas Food Bank.

And Meals on Wheels needs lots of volunteers for the summer. Find out how you can help!

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Butcher and her father Michael Butcher and Chevelle Calloway and his dad, Charles Calloway. Jasmine and Chevelle won an essay contest entitled, “Why My Dad Should be Father of the Year”. You’ll love their answers.

Cowboys and Rangers on Fatherhood! You’ll see some of your favorite Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers talk about being Dads and about their own Dads influenced their success as athletes. South Dallas Cultural Center Vikki Meeks joins us from the South Dallas Cultural Center to discuss their Black Music Month activities and to remind everyone that despite construction to expand their facility…the show does go on! This month’s special production is by the touring theater group, Membuh. The show is full of exciting music and dance.

We’re Going to Jamaica, Mon! Have you ever vacationed in Jamaica? Do you like the clear blue ocean waters and the fabulous hotels? This week on Insights, show you the other side of Jamaica that tourists don’t see. We’ll take you on a health mission with Concord Church and Ambassador International Ministries to help the poor and needy in Jamaica. You’ll never view the country the same again.

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Summer Institute For the 23rd year the Black Academy of Arts and letters have opened its doors to young people want to sharpen their creative talents. A group of them will perform and Giles King, Public Director for Tbaal talks about how this program has launched many national celebrities like Erykah Badu, Roy Hargrove, and others. And best of all, you can catch the summer performance by these young people.

July 2007

Anti-Cheese & Anti-Crime Are you growing weary of the news stories about the drug cheese and crime on our streets? So are a lot of other people. This week on Insights we tell you about two important rallies that took place in area neighborhoods where residents say they want their lives and their streets back. And you won’t believe our interview with two brothers who lives were totally changed by drugs and street violence.

Will It Be a Fumble or Hail Mary for Michael Vick?

What do you think should happen to Atlanta Falcon’s quarterback Michael Vick? Do you think he’s really guilty of hosting illegal animal fights? Should he be suspended for the season or should the league let him play? These are questions, Insights host, Shaun Rabb and a panel of distinguished sports journalists tackled on this week’s show. Joining in the conversation is Gordon Jackson, sportswriter for the Dallas Examiner, Jim Washington, publisher of the Dallas Weekly and the Atlanta Voice and Roger B. Brown with the Willis Johnson 90

Morning Show. They raised some questions that will get you to think about today’s athletes.

African Cuisine

Did you know that very few Africans suffer from colon cancer? The reason is the diet. Kalahari’s Chef Ama Chef, Patrick Obinabo joins us to discuss the positive and healthy effects of eating African food. It has become so popular that he has opened a restaurant in Irving Square Mall. Check out this tasty interview. It could change the way you eat.

August 2007

Are your kids getting bored with summer vacation? This week on Insights, we’ll show you how to blow out the remainder of summer with fun!!!

Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus The circus is in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. This year it is new and different. Tradition was broken when Ringling restructured and is using only one ring rather than three, but the excitement has tripled. The circus will be in Dallas through August 12th then move to Fort Worth August 15 – 19.

UniverSoul Circus This is the only African American touring circus in the world and it’s coming to Dallas August 14-19 at the Southwest Center Mall. You’ll see amazing feats by top notch showmen and women, clowns, acrobats and, of course, the famous UniverSoul Elephants.

Moody Gardens Our friends from Moody Gardens in Galveston visit us with some of their animals. Moody Gardens is a family destination with its own beach that’s perfect for a family getaway.

Pastor Rudy Rasmus

Pastor Rudy Rasmus, founder of the St. John United Methodist Church in Houston explained why changing our behavior will help transform lives. He has authored a new book, “Touch: How Touch Transforms Lives”. Pastor Rasmus’ church began with 9 drug addicted members. Now he ministers to 9,000 members including the downtrodden and people of note. Also, he’ll talk about his new column in O Magazine and his project with pop singer Beyonce’, a member of his church, to get food to the poor.

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Need a great weekend diversion? How about going to the Tulisoma Book Fair, one of the oldest festivals dedicated to African American literature. Meet authors, experience local entertainment and much more.

Million Dad March This was a project to encourage African American Dads to take their children to school on the first day and to be involved in their educations throughout the year.

Attitude and Attire Attitudes and Attire, a non-profit organization which helps women to renew and get back into the workplace have added another module. It’s called Hopeful Smiles. Area dentists donate their time to repair teeth for A & A clients who are in need of dental work.

Caregiver This was a segment on how to be a good caregiver. Stats show that many baby boomers will find themselves caring for their families as well as their parents.

Richard Smallwood Gospel great Richard Smallwood joined us to talk about his new CD, “Journey”.

September 2007

Domestic Abuse Domestic abuse is rampant. Dallas and Texas lead the country in the number of domestic abuse cases. Recently, the very public beating of television evangelist Juanita Bynum by her husband Bishop Thomas weeks drew even more attention to the problem. This week on Insights, we’ll tell you about a group of women who are battling domestic abuse from a different view…that of the church. They are some of the leading First Ladies of churches around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Their efforts support the Family Place. You’ll hear first hand the story of a woman who was mentally and physically abused even though the family was very involved in their church.

Support for the Jena 6 Thousands of people from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex went via buses to Jena, Louisiana to support six young African American Students who were charged with attempted murder following a fight with a white student. This event may be the civil rights issue of the year. Our host, Shaun Rabb will talk with Darryl Washington, the attorney for one of the young men, KHVN’s Robert Ashley of the Robert Ashley Show who is from Louisiana and University of North Texas Diversity expert, Cassandra Berry. They will discuss modern day racism and why our youth are at the forefront. Later, we talked with two women who are organizing buses to take supporters to Jena. They are Vickie Washington from St. Luke Community United Methodist Church and Ki-Afi Moya who is organizing a group through Texas Supports the Jena Six. 92

Are Teachers Teaching to the Test? The American Federation of Teachers have launched a campaign to prevent school districts from teaching to the test, especially when it comes to the controversial TAKS test. Aimee Bolendar, president of the AFT says too much valuable teaching time is spent preparing students for this test.

Rev. Sheron Patterson Overcomes Breast Cancer Rev. Sheron Patterson has overcome her battle with breast cancer surviving a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction. She joins us this morning because she has become an advocate for the Doris Daniely Outreach Breast Reconstruction Organization. This is an organization which make breast reconstruction available free of charge for underprivileged women. Carol Autry, the founder of the organization joined us as well.

Christmas In Cowtown The Fort Worth Junior League launched a holiday gift market “Christmas in Cowtown”, and KDFW is a sponsor. More than 125 merchants were featured. The proceeds benefit the many organizations supported by the Junior League. The event occurred October 4-6 at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Ft. Worth.

October 2007

Saggy Pants How do you feel about young people wearing baggy pants with their underwear showing? This week on Insight DISD School Board Trustee Ron Price and Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway join us to talk about what the city is doing to cover up the problem.

Big Brothers Big Sisters The need for male mentors in the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization is incredible. Right now, in the City of Dallas, there are more than 800 boys waiting for a mentor. Dale Long, a mentor for more than 30 years and a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity talk about their outreach efforts in barbershops to recruit mentors.

Cowboys of Color Did you know that many of the cowboys of the old west were black and Hispanic? This week we talk of one of the most famous African American cowboys around Cleo Hearns, cowboy Doug Smiley and Mesquite Rodeo’s Liz Lawless about the upcoming Cowboys of Color event coming up at the Mesquite Rodeo arena.

Byron Cage The master of church music, Byron Cage joins us to sing a cut from his new CD, “Byron Cage Live at the Apollo”. 93

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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION RECEIVED

2006 Texas Gavel Awards – April 28, 2006 Becky Oliver, "Judge Hollifield."

2006 National Association of Medical Communicators - April 20, 2006 John Hammarley, 'The Journey Home'.

2006 National Headliners Awards - March 27, 2006 Steve Noviello, "Wingman"

2006 Lone Star EMMY Awards - October 21, 2006 Overall Station Excellence Community Service – Susan G. Komen’s Race for the Cure Continuing Coverage – No Time Limit Health/Science – News Series Politics/Government – News Series Religion – News Series Specialty Assignment Report – News Single Story Sports – Sportscast On-Camera Talent – Anchor - News On-Camera Talent – Reporter – Features/Human Interest On-Camera Talent – Reporter – Investigative On-Camera Talent – Reporter – Live

2006 RTNDA Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards - April 8, 2006 News Series

2006-2007 Texas AP Broadcasters Awards – April 19, 2007 Spot Coverage/Station Best Investigative Report: Airport Insecurity Best Investigative Report: Boozin’ Water Workers Best Photojournalism/Station Best Series Best General Assignment Best Continuing Coverage Best Feature Editing

2007 Lone Star EMMY Awards – October 27, 2007 Investigative Report – Series Community/Public Service (PSA) Promotion-News Promo-Single Spot/Same Day

2007 RTNDA Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards - April 19, 2007 Investigative Reporting

Director’s Community Leadership Award – F.B.I., Dallas Office – February 20, 2007 Clarice Tinsley

Lone Star Emmy award – Animation & Post Production - 2005

Susan G. Komen Affiliate Media award (National) - 2005

Partnership For Drug Free America - Market award - 2005

Promax North America Silver Award – “Comedy Lineup” - 2006

Promax North America Gold Award - Animation Compilation - 2006

Lone Star Emmy Awards – Non-News Image spot, Writing, News Promotion - 2006

Lone Star Emmy Award – Station excellence/Community Service - 2006

Partnership For Drug-Free America – Market award - 2006

Broadcast Design Association Silver Award – “BCS on FOX 4” - 2007

Promax North America Gold Award – “Good day Image Spot” - 2007

Lone Star Emmy awards – “Toys for Tots” and outstanding news promotion (same day) - 2007

Partnership for Drug Free America – Market award - 2007

HistoryMakers – Our Director of Public Affairs, Rochelle Brown, was inducted into HistoryMakers, the largest collection of visually recorded African American History in the World - 2007.

Insights – Recognized by the Dallas City Council for 25 years of community service on the air – 2006.

Insights – Recognized by the Texas State Legislature for 25 years of community service on the air – 2006.

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NON-PROGRAMMING PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY

Communicating with the community is an ongoing mission for KDFW FOX 4. Contact with special interest groups is a regular part of our operation. FOX 4 News reaches out to community members with hundreds of personal appearances by staff members every year. News personnel speak with a wide variety of groups and organizations and frequently return with story ideas. In our newscasts and website we also solicit input, and constantly receive ideas and opinions from the community via phone, email and letters. In addition, every day field crews have personal contact with an enormous variety of people and organizations, ranging from law enforcement to medical personnel to education experts to every day people. Those contacts are a rich source of information and ideas.

Also, FOX 4 News staff members have deep roots in the community, and are constantly bringing in story ideas from fellow parents, church members, sports teammates, neighbors, etc.

In addition, for several years FOX4 News has invited the public to express opinions via forums including Viewers Voice, Tell It To Tim, and What’s Buggin You. Comments viewers call or send it are used both on the air and as a source of story ideas.

Below is a detailed list of some of our other ascertainment activities:

November 2005

Catch 22 for Blue – Community Affairs Director Rochelle Brown talked with Texas Ranger Baseball player, Dave Delucci about his Foundation, Catch 22 for Blue. He wants to collect toys for our project Toys for Tots to benefit kids at Happy Hill Farms and children victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

January 2006

MLK Birthday In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr’s birthday, we spoke with representatives from the Dallas Dinner Table. That is an event which brings together people of all races for a casual conversation over dinner. 98

Residents around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex opened their homes for this event.

Baby Moses Law Following a big news story about a young woman who gave birth to a baby in a hospital bathroom and left the baby in the trash, we contacted several organizations that work with the Baby Moses Law. We featured a segment on Insights to remind women, and men, that a baby can be given over to authorities without question, but it has to be hand to hand, not left in a bathroom.

7th Annual Biennial African American Legislative Summit Representative from State Senator Royce West’s Office called to ask us to help them get the word out about this event. At the summit, issues of importance, particularly to African Americans, will be discussed.

April 2006

Mayor’s Summer Reading Program We worked with representatives of the Dallas Public Library and the City of Dallas Mayor’s office to talk about how we could help them with the Mayor’s Summer Reading program. We became the first television sponsor for the project and boosted summer readership among young people tremendously. More than 3,600 readers participated reading nearly 150,000 hours by the end of the summer.

Korean New Year Dr. Jay Zo spoke with us about customs and tradition in the Korean Family as they greet the New Year. He agreed to a segment of Insights that featured special Korean dishes and what they mean and cultural dancers who performed a tradition Korean Dance.

February 2006

14th Annual Trumpet Awards We attended this event in Las Vegas, Nevada that salutes African American achievement.

Star Spangled Fourth 2006 We began our conversations with the City of Garland about this year’s Star Spangled Fourth. Downtown Garland was undergoing renovations. So, the event would have to be relocated. The City was concerned about our support since their event was not as big, (with concerts and fireworks), as in years past. We understood that the arrangement was temporary and continued our support. 99

Red Hot and Snazzy United Negro College Fund Fundraiser. Anchor Clarice Tinsley participated in the event.

Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson’s Women’s Advisory Board Meeting We attended her annual women’s advisory meeting. This year she talked about Iraq, how FEMA botched the hurricane efforts on the Gulf coast, and about federal funds to education and the Medicare prescription drug program that are available in North Texas.

March 2006

Caregiving We emceed a special program about care giving at the Jewish Community Center of Dallas. We invited Cynthia Salzman-Mondale, a filmmaker who produced a film about her father who had Alzheimer’s to join me for a segment of Insights to promote the event.

Earning By Learning We were approached by this organization to help them get the word out that they would reward students with money for learning. We supported with Insights and a story which aired on News about how the program is funded and how it works.

Big Steps to De Feet Cancer We aired a special story about this project of Dallas Maverick Dirk Nowitzki to help raise money for the Children’s Cancer Research Fund.

Faith Summit and Job Fair The Friendship West Baptist Church sought our assistance in promoting their job fair. We did with our community bulletin board and Insights.

Free Prom Dress Each year FOX 4 supports the Free Prom Dress Giveaway on Insights and on our community calendar. The project offers less privilege young ladies free gowns for prom.

Children’s Cancer Fund Luncheon Anchors Clarice Tinsley and Steve Eagar serve as emcees for the event and several other of our personalities escort the children during the fashion show.

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Girls, Incorporated We talked with Ruth Thomas and some of the girls from Girls, Incorporated about their upcoming fundraiser luncheon and their goals for the coming year.

May 2006

The Texas Land Board We had a conversation with a representative of the Texas Veterans’ Land board. They call each year to update us on their services available to vets.

El Centro Community College – I met with a professor at El Centro Community College about a new “trade” course that the school would begin offering. It is a certified course to train sommeliers. There is a shortage of these wine experts, especially among women. We followed with a recruitment segment on our public affairs program, “Insights”.

Autism One of our own employees, engineer Rodney Kyle, has an autistic child. He is very active in the organization Autism Now. We talked about an upcoming fundraiser Walk Now and supported Rodney with segments on Insights and news.

Graffiti Wipeout Day City Councilwoman, Angela Hunt called about her efforts to remove graffiti around the city of Dallas. The weekend project was called Graffiti Wipeout Day. We supported her with coverage on our public affairs program and news.

Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce Chamber president, Dee Jennings and his wife and head of the auxiliary, Gwen Barbee came to the station to discuss the many projects that the chamber is involved in including scholarship programs, mentoring for small businesses and other projects. They made an appearance on Insights.

June 2006

Father-Daughter Panel In honor of Father’s Day, we were invited to participate in a panel at the Potter’s House Church in Dallas about a woman’s relationship with her father. The audience was all male. Some were estranged from their daughters. Others wanted to know how to make their relationship with their daughters more meaningful. 101

July 2006

Susan G. Komen Foundation We attended the board meeting of the Susan G. Komen Foundation to discuss the 2006 Race for the Cure. We adopted this organization for a year round sponsorship.

Through the Eyes of Children We worked with the Dallas Independent School District on this project to promote photography among less fortunate students. The students shot photos capturing images that were important to them in their communities. Those photos appeared in exhibits at the African American Museum and the Dallas Museum of Art. We supported with produced promos and our public affairs program.

State Fair of Texas/Sustainable Skylines Texas boasts the largest state fair in the country. We met with officials of the Fair to find out if there was some way we could help while maximizing our presence there. We creatively decided to do a green scavenger hunt in conjunction with the City of Dallas and its Sustainable Skylines project.

Terminal B Celebration We invited our Media Partner interns to get a taste of community outreach by joining me for the celebration of Terminal B at the Dallas Fort Worth Airport. What they learned is that events like this are great networkers and that you do indeed pick up information and stories that can be of value to the station.

Sudan Basketball Our sports anchor/reporter set up a meeting for me with Deng Bol, a Dallas Maverick basketball player. Bol has a special program to help recruit players from his native Sudan. There is lots of poverty there and if basketball teams would look to the Sudan to recruit players many of the young men, all very tall, could dig their way out of poverty as he did.

August 2006

US Marine Corp Toys for Tots Campaign 2006 We picked up our talks with the Marines as we get closer to launching this year’s campaign as the television partner. The campaign launches Thanksgiving weekend.

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In an effort to extend our community outreach “west of the Trinity River” into Tarrant County, we approached the Junior League of Fort Worth and offered to be the Media Sponsor of one of the largest events in Fort Worth, “Mayfest”. We had several good conversations on community service and became their sponsor, supporting the event on-air with new coverage and promotion. Several station employees also volunteered at the event. 103

October 2006

Komen Race for the Cure – Dallas This is one of the station’s biggest sponsorships and it benefits the Susan G. Komen Foundation for breast cancer research.

Komen for the Cure – Sisters Network We met with members of this branch of the Susan G. Komen Foundation which is a support group for women of color. Also, we produced a segment with them for Insights as we promoted the Race for the Cure.

Toys for Tots We continued our meetings with the USMC Reserve as we planned the Toys for Tots campaign for this year.

Plano Community Forum Rochelle Brown emceed the 25th Anniversary celebration of the Plano Community Forum. The PCF is a primarily African American non-profit group which raises funds for a number of social and civic non-profit organizations in Plano.

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Rochelle Brown moderated a panel during the national meeting of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America and taped a segment for Insights.

November 2006

US Marine Corp Reserve Toys for Tots We continued our regular meetings with the USMC Reserve Toys for Tots Campaign which kicked off Thanksgiving weekend. News and Insights produced many stories leading up to the event. One which was most touching came through our station relationship with Girls, Inc. A young teenage girl wished simply for windows for her home. She and her mother get really, really cold during the winter because of broken and loose windows. Toys for Tots ends mid-December. The 2006 campaign netted more than 180,000 toys for more than 90,000 families.

December 2006

Crossroads Community Center We received a call one day from a man who wanted to help pay utility bills of needy families during the winter. He was with the Crossroads Community Center. Since that call and an Insights appearance, we have received hundreds of calls and hundreds of people have taken advantage of the services there. 104

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society We met with Sarah Bayley and company from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society about their fundraising luncheon in January to inquire about how we can help them. Our anchor, Clarice Tinsley emceed the event and we produced spots to support it. Later, we met with another member of that organization about a NASCAR/Texas Motor Speedway event coming up in September 2006.

January 2007

S.M. Wright Foundation Both News and Insights delivered information on the local S.M. Wright Foundation which offers assistance with food for the poor.

MLK Parade We supported the Elite News MLK Parade celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with mentions on air and on our community calendar.

Mi Escuelita Food Project Supported this Headstart program for pre-schoolers who speak Spanish only. Anchor Baron James participated in a fundraiser for the school. We later produced stories and ran the organization’s info on our community calendar.

Other Organizations we supported with on air mentions and our community calendar are: 5th Annual 2007 “Partners for Kids” Luncheon, The Crow Collection of Asian Art Celebrating Chinese New Year, Crossroads Community Center, The Samaritan Inn, and a shelter for the homeless, Dallas Black Dance theater.

February 2007

National Black Aids Awareness Day February 7th was Black Aids Day. It is a day of awareness for this disease. Since 1981 AIDS has killed more than 20 million people. African Americans account for 40% of those deaths.

Boys and Girls Clubs of Arlington Luncheon Event featured American Idol star Ruben Studdard. We served as the media sponsor with spot supporting the event, Insights and News.

Amachi Program of the Big Brother Big Sister organization Insights and News supported this program which mentors young children whose parents have been incarcerated. 105

Craig Watkins Makes History Attorney Craig Watkins becomes Dallas County’s first African American District Attorney. In honor of Black History Month we profile his life.

Links Incorporated This 50 year old organization sponsors the Ebony Fashion Show each year. We were asked to support the event with guests on Insights.

March 2007

Cheese The Cheese drug problem was sweeping North Texas. We teamed with the Partnership for a drug free America and Dallas County Drug and Alcohol organization to produce a spot to encourage kids not to do the deadly drug. The state of Texas was impressed with our work and bought airtime so that the spot could be aired statewide.

Other organizations supported through our on air community calendar include: The long Road Home Program Mobile Housing Assistance Program for families who want to return to Louisiana following the deadly Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Contact Crisis Line’s 40th Anniversary celebration, The MS Walk and Run for Hope, 2nd Annual Coach William Toles/Jordan CDC Charity Golf Tournament, Women’s Business Council Southwest Round-Up and tax help info from the American Association of Retired Persons.

April 2007

Women’s Business Council Southwest Rochelle Brown emceed this annual event known as Round-Up. It is a day of networking and making deals for female business owners.

Remembering Mom Foundation Remembering Mom is an organization designed to help those who have lost their parents through the grief process. We supported with a community calendar entry about their upcoming luncheon and an interview on Insights.

May 2007

Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation FOX 4 was named the media sponsor for this organization started by Dallas Cowboy Roy Williams. The organization support single moms. We 106

were invited to join the board of the organization. We featured several time on Insights and Good Day. We sponsored the Golf tournament June 18th.

Mayors Summer Reading Program We kicked off the 2007 program. Anchor Baron James and Rochelle Brown were very instrumental in getting out meeting with the children.

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters We helped this arts organization celebrate 23 years in Dallas to help young people sharpen their creative talents. Rochelle Brown served on an advisory board to help launch the celebration show.

June 2007

New Garland Mayor The City of Garland gets its first African American mayor, Ronald Johnson. KDFW’s has known Johnson for many years through the station’s work with Star Spangled Fourth, a summer event sponsored by FOX 4. We featured him on Insights.

July 2007

Hispanic Health Issues Diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease is reaching epidemic proportions in the Hispanic community. We joined with the American Heart Association to urge everyone to come to their health fair.

Shoes for My Children We supported this organization and Rev. Bernita Tyler as she collects new shows for children in a back to school drive. We featured her on Insights and our community calendar.

Mayor’s Back to School Program We supported this annual event with news coverage, Insights and our community calendar.

August 2007

Million Dad March Insights host Shaun Rabb discovered this story. It is a march to encourage African American Dads to take their children to school on the first day and be involved in their educations throughout the year. Insights and News coverage.

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Attitudes and Attire, a non-profit organization which gets women ready to enter the workplace have added another dimension – dental work. Dentists throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex offer free dental to their clients who cannot afford it.

September 2007

Pit Bull Attacks This began as a news story that really moved me because so many children were being injured and killed by these dogs. I pulled together a panel of breeders, shelter representatives and a mother who had just lost a child to discuss what can be done about the issue.

October 2007

Sustainable Skylines

In an effort to continue our push to educate our viewers about the good green lifestyle, we connected with Sustainable Skylines, a project of the City of Dallas. We invited Councilwoman Linda Koop and Laura Fiffick from the city’s Environmental Quality department to give us all the details about their project.

Employees (including talent) and their volunteer efforts:

KATHY SAUNDERS – Board Member, Girls Inc. of Greater Dallas; Vice Chairwoman of Cotton Bowl Athletic Association.

JOE KOZLOWSKI – station liaison to Susan G. Komen and Greater Dallas Council on Drug/alcohol Abuse

LINDA HAMILTON STERNE - Operation Care Dallas (provides help to the homeless), Texas Baptist Men Disaster Relief Team, Downtown Dallas Pregnancy Center-First Baptist Church, Midwest: economic development/historic preservation: Main Street programs in Pike County, Illinois & in Pike County, Missouri, Free Frank - New Philadelphia organization, Samaritan’s Purse

STEVE DANIELS – Toys For Tots warehouse volunteer

ALEX URIBE – speaks to schools on art and animation

LAURIE DAVIS – Mayfest Volunteer

JESSICA DOWDY – Volunteer Battered Women’s shelter in DFW

KEITH PAXTON – Boy Scouts of America, Church Orchestra 108

JOHN KUKLA – Ursuline Academy Dads Organization, Lone Star Emmy Chapter (advisor)

ANDY ALEXANDER – Mayfest Volunteer

JAMES McCOY – Volunteer at the Media Children’s Home in Medina, Texas

TONY FAZIO – Volunteer at Camp Summit and Jesuit’s Adopt a Family.

PUBLIC APPEARANCES BY TALENT/STAFF

Scott Hispanic Journalist Conducted reporting 11/1/2005 Sayres Association Conf workshops Scott TX Assn/Broadcasters- Conducted reporting 11/1/2005 Sayres RTNDA Workshop workshops Steve Child Abuse Prevention MC & Host Fundraising 11/2/2005 Eagar Center Breakfast Clarice Banquet honoring Judge 11/3/2005 Tinsley University of Texas William Wayne Justice 11/4/2005 Dan Henry Forest Vista Elem school visit Ron 11/4/2005 Jackson Southridge Elem school visit 11/4/2005 Jeff Crilley Collin County Parks & Rec speech / publicity Heather 11/5/2005 Hays Girl Scouts Mother/Daughter night Heather Night of Super Stars / annual 11/6/2005 Hays Kids from Scottish Rite event Baron 11/6/2005 James DFW Childrens Charities Disabled Children fundraiser Clarice 11/7/2005 Tinsley University of North Texas MC fundraiser Ron 11/7/2005 Jackson East Handley Elem school visit Heather Girl Scouts' Annual Real 11/8/2005 Hays Women Awards banquet Heather School assignment / photo 11/9/2005 Hays Richland College Student shoot 11/11/2005 Dan Henry Davis Elem school visit Ron 11/11/2005 Jackson Lowery Elem school visit

Clarice Mental Health Assoc of 11/14/2005 Tinsley Greater Dallas Annual Luncheon Ron 11/14/2005 Jackson Camey Elem school visit 109

11/15/2005 Jeff Crilley Flower Mound Chamber speech / publicity Evan 11/16/2005 Andrews Malvern Elem school visit Dionne Meadowbrook Middle 11/17/2005 Anglin School Career Day Mike 11/17/2005 Doocy The Elisa Project Luncheon 11/18/2005 Dan Henry Old Settler's Elem school visit Ron 11/18/2005 Jackson Christa McAuliffe Elem school visit Muscular Dystrophy 11/19/2005 Tim Ryan Assoc Celebrity Waiter Heather 11/19/2005 Hays Dallas Children's Charities Black tie/toy collection event Ron 11/28/2005 Jackson Flower Mound Elementary school visit Clarice 12/1/2005 Tinsley For Goodness Sake Honorary Chair for Premiere Heather 12/1/2005 Hays Star Telegram Article John Scottish Rite Hosp for 12/1/2005 Hammarley Children Blood Drive Volunteer Scott 12/2/2005 Sayres RTNA Emmy Judging Ron 12/2/2005 Jackson Donald Elementary school visit Ron 12/2/2005 Jackson Blair Intermediate School school visit John 12/3/2005 Hammarley Toys 4 Tots Toy drive Megan 12/3/2005 Henderson Toys 4 Tots Toy drive 12/3/2005 Tim Ryan Toys 4 Tots Toy drive Chip 12/3/2005 Waggoner Toys 4 Tots Toy drive Evan 12/3/2005 Andrews Toys 4 Tots Toy drive Maria 12/3/2005 Sotolongo Toys 4 Tots Toy drive 12/5/2005 Dan Henry Liberty Elem school visit Evan 12/7/2005 Andrews Wilmeth Elem (2nd grade) school visit 12/7/2005 Jeff Crilley Dallas Crimes Assoc speech / publicity Heather Author appreciation 12/10/2005 Hays Borders Books event/book signing 12/11/2005 Heather Contact Crisis Line Book signing 110

Hays Heather Contact Crisis Hotline 12/14/2005 Hays The Starfish Foundation fundraiser John 12/14/2005 Hammarley Cystic Fibrosis of TEXAS Charity basketball tourney Heather Starfish Foundation and Radio publicity for fundraiser 12/14/2005 Hays Contact Crisis event John 1/1/2006 Hammarley White Rock Marathon volunteer Midlothian Chamber of 1/5/2006 Jeff Crilley Commerce speech / publicity Ron 1/6/2006 Jackson Hendrick Elem / Lewisville school visit Assoc of Government 1/8/2006 Jeff Crilley Accountants speech / publicity Evan 1/11/2006 Andrews Fulton Elem / Rockwall school visit Clarice Gardere Wynne Sewell 1/12/2006 Tinsley Law Firm MC for contest Clarice Dallas Black Dance MC 10th Annual Founder's 1/13/2006 Tinsley Theatre Day Luncheon Tx Crime Prevention 1/13/2006 Jeff Crilley Office Assoc speech / publicity Ron 1/13/2006 Jackson Memorial Elem / Plano school visit Mike Travis Elem 1/13/2006 Doocy School/Gainsville school visit Mike 1/13/2006 Doocy Haltom HS Football Banquet Mike Texas Amateur Athletic Winter Games Opening 1/14/2006 Doocy Federation Ceremony Plano, HP, Garland & Regional Academic 1/21/2006 Tim Ryan Rich. ISD Decathlon Awards Ron LP Montgomery 1/23/2006 Jackson Elem/Farmers Br school visit Evan Prairie View Elem / Flower 1/25/2006 Andrews Mound school visit Ron LP Montgomery 1/25/2006 Jackson Elem/Farmers Br school visit Heather 1/26/2006 Hays Visting Nurses Assoc Luncheon Ron 1/27/2006 Jackson Price Elem / Mesq school visit Nita Bowl for Kids' Sake 1/28/2006 Wiggins Fundraiser Bowler 1/31/2006 Jeff Crilley Denton Kiwanis speech / publicity 111

2/1/2006 Jeff Crilley Garland PTA speech / publicity Clarice 2/3/2006 Tinsley Earning by Learning Guest Reader Heather 2/3/2006 Hays Vision of Hope Awards luncheon Clarice Edelman Trust Barometer Panelist for Trust Barometer 2/6/2006 Tinsley Panel Survey Event Clarice Leukemia & Lymphoma MC luncheon & fashion 2/9/2006 Tinsley Society show Mike 2/9/2006 Doocy March of Dimes FW / Walk America Kickoff 2/13/2006 Jeff Crilley KLIF public affairs show publicity for non profits Clarice Black History Month / 2/16/2006 Tinsley Handley Elem / Garland speech Ron 2/17/2006 Jackson W.T. Hanes Elementary school visit Heather 2/18/2006 Hays Girls Scouts Career Choices Ron 2/20/2006 Jackson T.L. Marsalis Elementary school visit Heather 2/22/2006 Hays CONTACT Crisis Line Radio promotion 2/22/2006 Jeff Crilley Lions Club of Mesquite speech / publicity Steve 2/22/2006 Eagar Garland Leadership Assoc Kick off luncheon Clarice 2/23/2006 Tinsley Nortel / Richardson Future leaders / corp. event Mike 2/23/2006 Doocy March of Dimes Dallas Walk America Kickoff Baron 2/23/2006 James CONTACT Crisis Line MC "thank you" party Heather 2/23/2006 Hays CONTACT Crisis Line MC "thank you" party 2/23/2006 Dan Henry Southlake/Carroll ISD school visit Ron 2/24/2006 Jackson Hendricks Elementary school visit Clarice United Negro College Benefit Gala / MC & 2/25/2006 Tinsley Fund honorary Chair Dionne Black History Month / 2/28/2006 Anglin St Philips School speech Baron Modern Luxury Dallas 2/28/2006 James Magazine April feature 3/1/2006 Jeff Crilley Fort Worth Lions Club speech / publicity Megan Captain Hope's Kids 3/1/2006 Henderson (homeless children) Volunteer 3/1/2006 Megan Captain Hope's Kids Volunteer 112

Henderson (homeless children) Captain Hope's Kids 3/1/2006 Tim Ryan (homeless children) Volunteer Captain Hope's Kids 3/1/2006 Tim Ryan (homeless children) Volunteer Megan 3/1/2006 Henderson Children's Cancer Fund Volunteer 3/2/2006 Dan Henry Johnson Elem school visit John 3/3/2006 Hammarley Tooth Fairy Foundation Annual Charity Ball / MC John 3/4/2006 Hammarley UTSW Annual Charity Heather Denton Chamber of 3/4/2006 Hays Commerce Denton Business Expo Nita DFW Assoc of Blk Communicators Urban Journalism 3/11/2006 Wiggins Workshop 3/16/2006 Jeff Crilley Richardson ABWA speech / publicity John Cross Country Club of 1st annual relay race at 3/19/2006 Hammarley Dallas White Rock Steve Wish Night Volunteer Happy 3/21/2006 Eagar Make a Wish Foundation Hour Ron Desoto ISD (Retired 3/22/2006 Jackson personnel) Weather Talk Plano Chamber of 3/24/2006 Jeff Crilley Commerce speech / publicity Heather 3/25/2006 Hays Special Olympics Texas Borden Uptown Run (5k) Rehan 3/25/2006 Hyder Lone Star NATAS Broadcast Workshop Steve North Texas Special MC & Host Borden Uptown 3/25/2006 Eagar Olympics Run Steve Juvenile Diabetes 3/25/2006 Eagar Research Mc Annual "Dream Gala" Heather 3/26/2006 Hays 1360 AM Radio Fill In Host John Huntington's Disease Charity Golf Tournament 3/27/2006 Hammarley Assoc luncheon Ron 3/27/2006 Jackson Indian Creek Elem school visit Heather 3/29/2006 Hays Senior Citizens home Monthly guest speaker 3/30/2006 Jeff Crilley Decater Rotary speech / publicity Ron 3/31/2006 Jackson Hibbing Elem school visit Clarice 4/1/2006 Tinsley Troop 1986 / Girl Scouts GOLD (media) BADGE 113

Videotape Clarice WITI-TV (FOX in memories/message / 50th 4/1/2006 Tinsley Milwaukee) Anniv Clarice 4/1/2006 Tinsley Troop 1986 / Girl Scouts GOLD (media) BADGE Videotape Clarice WITI-TV (FOX in memories/message / 50th 4/1/2006 Tinsley Milwaukee) Anniv Megan Hon Chair for Polo on the 4/1/2006 Henderson The Family Place lawn benefit Scott 4/1/2006 Sayres TX Christian University Journalism class Speaker Jason Denton County 4/1/2006 Overstreet Communications Forum Speaker Jason Frisco Independent 4/1/2006 Overstreet School District Speaker John 4/1/2006 Hammarley Uptown Run volunteer Nita Speedway Childrens' 4/1/2006 Wiggins Charities Fundraiser participant Clarice Renner Elementary 4/6/2006 Tinsley School Read with the Stars program Clarice Renner Elementary 4/6/2006 Tinsley School Read with the Stars program Natasha Student talk / Intro to Mass 4/6/2006 Curry Richland College Communications class Richard 4/7/2006 Ray Garland PD MC Police Awards Banquet Clarice Banquet for Gudalupe 4/7/2006 Tinsley Dallas FBI Gonzalez retirement Richard 4/7/2006 Ray Garland PD MC Police Awards Banquet Clarice Banquet for Gudalupe 4/7/2006 Tinsley Dallas FBI Gonzalez retirement Mike 4/7/2006 Doocy NASCAR Chevy Thunder 4/7/2006 Jeff Crilley 105.3 FM Radio publicity Clarice Receive 2006 Alpha Legacy 4/8/2006 Tinsley Alpha Phi Alph Fraternity Award Clarice Receive 2006 Alpha Legacy 4/8/2006 Tinsley Alpha Phi Alph Fraternity Award Clarice Reception to honor Co- 4/11/2006 Tinsley Red, Hot &Snazzy Chairs (CT & husband) Clarice Reception to honor Co- 4/11/2006 Tinsley Red, Hot &Snazzy Chairs (CT & husband) 4/13/2006 Mike Dallas All Sports Assoc Golf Tournament 114

Doocy Mike 4/20/2006 Doocy American Diabetes Assoc Stars of Texas Racing Event Richard Lake Tawakoni area 4/20/2006 Ray Chamber of Commerce Awards banquet Megan 4/20/2006 Henderson American Diabetes Assoc Stars of Texas Racing Event Steve 4/20/2006 Eagar Make a Wish Foundation Host Wish Night Auction Steve MC Children's Cancer Fund 4/21/2006 Eagar Children's Cander Fun Fashion Show Clarice 4/22/2006 Tinsley Barnes & Noble / Plano Reading & Radio Resource Clarice 4/22/2006 Tinsley Barnes & Noble / Plano Reading & Radio Resource Mike Canyon Creek Christian 4/24/2006 Doocy Academy Golf Marathon Clarice Collin Co Childrens 27th annual Celebrity 4/25/2006 Tinsley Advocacy Ctr Scooper (Ice Cream event) Clarice Collin Co Childrens 27th annual Celebrity 4/25/2006 Tinsley Advocacy Ctr Scooper (Ice Cream event) Heather WISE Award Luncheon & 4/26/2006 Hays Mesquite Social Services Style show Heather WISE Award Luncheon & 4/26/2006 Hays Mesquite Social Services Style show Dionne 4/26/2006 Anglin Trimble Tech HS Career Day Heather Interview w/County Judge 4/27/2006 Hays FM 89.1 Mark Riley Old Dowtown Carrollton 4/27/2006 Jeff Crilley Assoc publicity Ron 4/28/2006 Jackson Castle Hills Elem school visit Shaun Dallas County Comm Graduation Session 4/29/2006 Rabb College (Eastfield College) Shaun Dallas County Comm Graduation Session 4/29/2006 Rabb College (Eastfield College) Heather KEYE "book review" 4/29/2006 Hays segment Book Festival fundraiser for domestic 4/30/2006 Tim Ryan Family Place violence shelter Megan fundraiser for domestic 4/30/2006 Henderson Family Place violence shelter fundraiser for domestic 4/30/2006 Tim Ryan Family Place violence shelter 4/30/2006 Megan Family Place fundraiser for domestic 115

Henderson violence shelter Ron 5/1/2006 Jackson Rockbrook Elem School Visit Clarice Reading & Radio The U.S. Constitution 5/1/2006 Tinsley Resource Project / Reading Megan -Make a Wish Foundation 5/1/2006 Henderson (May '03-'08) Volunteer Speaker re Free Flow of 5/1/2006 Joe Ellis TX Legislature Information Act Clarice WOVI (womens mentoring Talk on Politics in the 5/3/2006 Tinsley group) workplace Clarice Quintanilla Sr. Middle Leadership, excellence, goal 5/6/2006 Tinsley School setting Chip Highland Village 5/8/2006 Mahaney Elementary Career Day John White Rock Roll / 8th annual 5/9/2006 Hammarley Race Organizers race John White Rock Roll / 8th annual 5/9/2006 Hammarley Race Organizers race Heather Metrocrest Chamber of 5/10/2006 Hays Commerce Monthly luncheon / speaker Clarice Dallas Rotary Club / Salute to best DISD 5/10/2006 Tinsley Downtown teachers Heather Metrocrest Chamber of 5/10/2006 Hays Commerce Monthly luncheon / speaker Clarice Dallas Rotary Club / Salute to best DISD 5/10/2006 Tinsley Downtown teachers Medrano Elementary 5/10/2006 Raul Cantu School Career Day Nita Augusta GA State 5/12/2006 Wiggins University Commencement Speaker Steve 5/13/2006 Eagar Make a Wish Foundation MC Wish Night Megan 5/13/2006 Henderson Make a Wish Foundation MC Wish Night Little Elm Chamber of 5/18/2006 Jeff Crilley Commerce publicity Baron Summer Reading 5/20/2006 James Program-All Month Mayors Reading Project Steve Variety Club of North 5/20/2006 Eagar Texas MC Bikes for kids event Ron Garland Amateur Radio 5/22/2006 Jackson Club Weather talk Steve Federal Executive Board 5/24/2006 Eagar for Federal Empl MC Awards luncheon 5/26/2006 Steve Special Olympics North Opening Ceremonies 116

Noviello Texas Baron Summer Reading 6/1/2006 James Program-All Month Mayors Reading Project 6/1/2006 Jeff Crilley Desoto Rotary publicity Megan 6/1/2006 Henderson Family Place Volunteer Investigative Reporters 6/1/2006 Joe Ellis and Editors Conf Speaker John 6/1/2006 Hammarley Dallas Marathon volunteer Megan Starpower non profit 6/4/2006 Henderson dance team MC banquet Heather 6/10/2006 Hays Vietnam Veterans Assoc Awards banquet Shaun 6/10/2006 Rabb Parkland Hospital Men’s Health Conf Heather 6/10/2006 Hays Vietnam Veterans Assoc Awards banquet Dan 6/15/2006 Godwin Rockwall Rotary Club Luncheon 6/15/2006 Jeff Crilley Dallas Craft Guild publicity Fil Vietnam Wall Experience 6/24/2006 Alvarado on display MC ceremonies Allen United Methodist 7/5/2006 Jeff Crilley Church Publicity Clarice Host tour for 3 hosts (girls 7/12/2006 Tinsley Girls Inc from the luncheon) Steve Juvenile Diabetes MC walk for the cure 7/19/2006 Eagar Research Found luncheon/Dallas Mike 7/20/2006 Doocy KTCK "The Ticket" Gues Co-Host Mike Dallas All Sports 7/25/2006 Doocy Luncheon Emcee Steve Juvenile Diabetes MC walk for the cure 7/25/2006 Eagar Research Found luncheon/Collin County 7/26/2006 Crilley Park Cities Rotary Publicity Baron Summer Reading 7/29/2006 James Program-All Month Mayors Reading Project Hispanic Organization of 7/29/2006 Alvarado Postal Empl scholarship awards & dance 8/1/2006 Jeff Crilley Ennis Rotary Club Publicity Heather Suicide Prevention & 8/9/2006 Hays Mental Health Assoc Film Festival Accounting Assoc of 8/23/2006 Jeff Crilley Tarrant County Publicity 9/1/2006 Mike KZPS Radio Friday's during NFL season 117

Doocy (guest appearance) Scott 9/1/2006 Sayres TX Christian University Journalism class Speaker Scott 9/1/2006 Sayres UT Arlington Journalism class Speaker Jason Carrollton-Farmers 9/1/2006 Overstreet Branch School District Speaker 9/4/2006 Jeff Crilley Texas Ass of Magicians Publicity Ron Highlands Meadows Elem 9/11/2006 Jackson School Weather talk 9/13/2006 Jeff Crilley Fort Worth Chamber Publicity Plano Chamber of 9/14/2006 Tim Ryan Commerce Awards lunch Ron Umphrey Lee Elem 9/18/2006 Jackson School Weather talk Megan Roy Williams Safety Net co-chair event to help single 9/21/2006 Henderson Foundation mothers Natasha MC Rowlett Relay for Life 9/22/2006 Curry American Cancer Society event Megan 5yr anniversary wishes to 9/23/2006 Henderson WBAP / car guy show Jerry Reynolds Ron 9/25/2006 Jackson Salazar Elem School Weather talk Clarice Grapevine American 9/26/2006 Tinsley Business Career in journalism speech Heather Philanthropy & 9/27/2006 Hays Volunteerism in Education teen group / guest speaker Mike 9/27/2006 Doocy March of Dimes Volunteer Luncheon Heather Philanthropy & 9/27/2006 Hays Volunteerism in Education teen group / guest speaker Mike 9/27/2006 Doocy March of Dimes Volunteer Luncheon Heather The Tejas Girl Scout Honorary chair / kick off 9/28/2006 Hays Council dinner Megan World Largest Ice Cream 9/28/2006 Henderson Make A Wish Foundation Social/ Celebrity Scooper Heather The Tejas Girl Scout Honorary chair / kick off 9/28/2006 Hays Council dinner Megan World Largest Ice Cream 9/28/2006 Henderson Make A Wish Foundation Social/ Celebrity Scooper Denton Chamber 9/29/2006 Jeff Crilley Networking Group Publicity Steve Magnolia Theater West OutTakes Dallas film festival 10/1/2006 Noviello Village / judge 10/1/2006 Mike KZPS Radio Friday's during NFL season 118

Doocy (guest appearance) Heather 10/5/2006 Hays NAMI Collin County Suicide awareness speech Clarice What makes a Leader / 10/5/2006 Tinsley Sheffield Jr HS speech Baron 10/5/2006 James DIFFA Kick off party Clarice Dallas Black Chamber of 10/13/2006 Tinsley Commerce Annual Banquet MC Baron Benefit for City of Dallas 10/14/2006 James Paws In The City Municipal Shelters Mike Citizens Development 10/14/2006 Doocy Center Dash for Dignity 5 k 10/14/2006 Jeff Crilley The Bookworm Bookstore Publicity Baron Benefit for City of Dallas 10/14/2006 James Paws In The City Municipal Shelters Emily speech / Emergencies / 10/17/2006 Lopez Univ of North Texas Disasters Rehan 10/21/2006 Hyder Lone Star NATAS help with presenting awards Clarice 10/24/2006 Tinsley Baylor Health Care Present award Heather Spirit of Teen annual

10/25/2006 Hays Contact Crisis Line reception Baron Spirit of Teen annual 10/25/2006 James Contact Crisis Line reception 10/27/2006 Jeff Crilley SMU PR Class Publicity Texas Broadcasters 10/28/2006 Rick Smith Assoc NATAS workshop Rehan Texas Broadcasters 10/28/2006 Hyder Assoc NATAS workshop Baron Petapooluza / Judge for pet 10/29/2006 James City Veterinary Center Halloween costume contest Baron 10/31/2006 James Educational First Steps Promotional shoot/PSA Shaun Role of media as it relates to 11/1/2006 Rabb Carter HS Elections Heather 11/1/2006 Hays Southern Vanity Magazine Cover Story / article Mike Friday's during NFL season 11/1/2006 Doocy KZPS Radio (guest appearance) Scott TX Assn/Broadcasters- Conducted reporting 11/1/2006 Sayres RTNDA Workshop workshops Ron 11/3/2006 Jackson B.H. Macon Elem school talk 11/4/2006 Megan DFW Angel Adventure MC community awareness 119

Henderson fundraiser Polk Camp Wisdom 11/4/2006 Jeff Crilley Library Publicity Clarice Bentwood Trail 50th Anniversary / Jubilee 11/5/2006 Tinsley Presbyterian Church 06 Ron 11/6/2006 Jackson Herfurth Elem school talk Baron Ambassadors 11/8/2006 James DIFFA Dallas Announcement Event Clarice 11/9/2006 Tinsley SMU Dinner for board members Clarice Mental Health Assoc of Dinner to honor Prism Award 11/13/2006 Tinsley Greater Dallas Recipients Clarice College of Education / Luncheon/future teacher 11/13/2006 Tinsley UNT scholarships Ron 11/13/2006 Jackson Barbara Jordon Elem school talk Clarice Mental Health Assoc of Dinner to honor Prism Award 11/13/2006 Tinsley Greater Dallas Recipients Clarice College of Education / Luncheon/future teacher 11/13/2006 Tinsley UNT scholarships Ron 11/17/2006 Jackson Rayburn Elem school talk Steve Plano Symphony 11/26/2006 Eagar Orchestra MC the Debutante Ball John Scottish Rite Hosp for 12/1/2006 Hammarley Children Blood Drive Volunteer Clarice The Richardson Women’s 12/7/2006 Tinsley club Career speech Clarice 12/14/2006 Tinsley Wylie Elementary School Career speech John 1/1/2007 Hammarley White Rock Marathon volunteer Clarice Annual MLK Oratorical MC for Annual MLK 1/11/2007 Tinsley Contest Oratorical Contest Clarice Dallas Black Dance MC for 10th Annual 1/12/2007 Tinsley Theatre Founder's Day Lunch 1/13/2007 Jeff Crilley Denton Lions Club Publicity Heather Philanthropy World 1/19/2007 Hays Magazine Fundraiser dinner / banquet Region 10 Academic MC Academic Decathlon 1/20/2007 Tim Ryan Decathlon Awards Heather Lovers Lane United Sunday morning guest 1/21/2007 Hays Methodist Church speaker Clarice The SMU Journalism Speak to Students on 2/8/2007 Tinsley Chair Broadcast Journalism Ethics 120

Nita Cancer Fundraiser 2/10/2007 Wiggins Fashion Show participant Baron 2/12/2007 James DIFFA Dallas Radio PSA recording Clarice Leukemia & Lymphoma 2/13/2007 Tinsley Society Fundraiser Bonbrook Chamber of 2/15/2007 Jeff Crilley Commerce Book Clarice MC for Fisk University 2/17/2007 Tinsley Fisk Alumini Association Jubilee Singers Richard 2/20/2007 Ray Texas Parks and Wildlife Panel Discussion on wildlife Baron 2/24/2007 James DIFFA Dallas Radio PSA recording Baron 2/27/2007 James Contact Crisis Line Fundraiser MC Megan Captain Hope's Kids 3/1/2007 Henderson (homeless children) Volunteer Captain Hope's Kids 3/1/2007 Tim Ryan (homeless children) Volunteer Megan 3/1/2007 Henderson Children's Cancer Fund Volunteer Presenter at the Annual Jason Emergency Management Preparedness and 3/1/2007 Overstreet Ass'n TX Response Symposium Steve Anna High School Career 3/9/2007 Noviello Day Guest speaker National Speakers 3/10/2007 Jeff Crilley Dallas Chapter Publicity Association Clarice 3/23/2007 Tinsley Hockaday School Excellence and Education Nita 3/24/2007 Wiggins Child Abuse Prevention Celebrity Waiter Gala Baron 3/24/2007 James Contact Crisis Line Awards Benefit Nita Child Abuse Prevention 3/24/2007 Wiggins Ctr Fundraiser Celebrity waiter 3/26/2007 Jeff Crilley SMU PR Class Publicity Clarice Transportation Security 3/28/2007 Tinsley Admin. Women's History Month Clarice 3/30/2007 Tinsley Children's Cancer Fund Co-host annual fundraiser Steve 3/30/2007 Eager Children's Cancer Fund Co-host annual fundraiser Gary Journalism Advocacy 3/30/2007 Daniels Faith Summit on Poverty Workshop 121

Clarice 3/30/2007 Tinsley Children's Cancer Fund Co-host annual fundraiser Rehan 3/31/2007 Hyder Lone Star Emmy Coordinator Event Baron 3/31/2007 James DIFFA Dinner/ Auction Fundraiser Jason McKinney Independent 4/1/2007 Overstreet Schools District Speaker John 4/1/2007 Hammarley Uptown Run volunteer Chip Speak with students on Careers in Journalism-UNT 4/2/2007 Mahaney Journalism Denton Chip 4/2/2007 Mahaney UNT Journalism Careers in Journalism Chip Speak with students on 4/4/2007 Mahaney Journalism Careers in Journalism-SMU Chip 4/4/2007 Mahaney SMU Journalism Career Forum Maria 4/10/2007 Barrs UNT Journalism News Management Lari Best Water Tasting Contest- 4/12/2007 Barager City of Fort Worth Statewide Chip Panel Discussion at Radio Television News 4/17/2007 Mahaney RTNDA Directors Association Chip 4/17/2007 Mahaney Radio TV Association The New VJs Panel Baron Director/AIDS Interfaith 4/21/2007 James AIDS Interfaith Network network Maria 4/26/2007 Sotolongo Sam Houston Elementary Career Day Lari Mistress of ceremonies-- 4/28/2007 Barager Annual Awards Banquet Dallas Fire Rescue Megan -Make a Wish Foundation 5/1/2007 Henderson (May '03-'08) Volunteer Nita 5/2/2007 Wiggins Central Elementary Career Day 4th graders Clarice 5/9/2007 Tinsley Rotary Club of Dallas Award Honoring Teachers Nita 5/12/2007 Wiggins Augusta State Univer. Commencement address Steve 5/12/2007 Eagar Make A Wish Annual Wish Night Meagan 5/12/2007 Henderson Make A Wish Annual Wish Night Clarice 5/18/2007 Tinsley Carollton ISD Honor Anchor 122

Steve Tuberous Sclerosis 5/19/2007 Eagar Alliance Emcee Run for the Cure Steve 5/19/2007 Eagar Variety Club of Texas Bikes for disadvantaged kids Baron Mayor's Summer Reading Reading to Youth at Public 6/1/2007 James Program Library's-Weekly Investigative Reporters 6/1/2007 Joe Ellis and Editors Conf Speaker John 6/1/2007 Hammarley Dallas Marathon volunteer Mike Lisa Ramsey Golf Benefiting disabled crime 6/4/2007 Doocy Tournament victims Clarice Exxon Mobil Community 6/5/2007 Tinsley Summer Keynote speaker at event Clarice Women's Council of Speech: Career, Stories, 6/6/2007 Tinsley Realtors Goals, and Inspirations Mike Dallas All Sports Emcee Luncheon Featuring 6/11/2007 Doocy Association Tony Romo Baron Mayor's Summer Reading Reading to Youth at Public 7/1/2007 James Program Library's Richard Frisco Indep. Travelers 7/7/2007 Ray club Texas Travel Clarice 7/27/2007 Tinsley Barnes & Noble Reading to young people Keynote Speaker for 15th Clarice Good St.Missionary Annual C.A.W. Clark 7/28/2007 Tinsley Baptist Church Scholarship Banquet Baron Mayor's Summer Reading Reading to Youth at Public 8/1/2007 James Program Library's Plano Chamber of 8/7/2007 Jeff Crilley Commerce Publicity Nita 8/13/2007 Wiggins African American Museum Hall of Fame Banquet Nita TX Black Sports Hall of 8/13/2007 Wiggins Fame Scholarship Fundraiser speaker Baron Mayor's Office & Public Awards for Summer 8/18/2007 James Library System Program Insurance Agents of 8/22/2007 Dan Henry Texas Discuss weather conditions Clarice Neiman Marcus 100th Recording Audio for 8/23/2007 Tinsley Anniversary Anniversary Speaker re Free Flow of 9/1/2007 Joe Ellis FOIFT State Conference Information Act Jason Denton Police Media 9/1/2007 Overstreet Round Table panelist 9/1/2007 Jason Plano Independent School Speaker 123

Overstreet District Steve 9/8/2007 Noviello Casa Manana Spelling Bee the musical Clarice 9/11/2007 Tinsley Dallas FBI Speak to FBI Academy Shaun 9/13/2007 Rabb March of Dimes Host of Event 9/13/2007 Dan Henry Durham Elem. Weather Discussion 9/14/2007 Dan Henry W.T. Francisco Elem. Weather Discussion 9/18/2007 Jeff Crilley Burleson Rotary Publicity Baron 9/20/2007 James DIFFA Charity Event Ron 9/21/2007 Jackson Austin Elem. School Discuss Weather Heather 9/22/2007 Hays Teen Contact Drug Abuse Awareness Baron 9/22/2007 James Balloon Festival Fox 4 Event Clarice Speak to Journalism 9/27/2007 Tinsley SMU Journalism students Ron 9/28/2007 Jackson Northlake Elem. School Discuss Weather 9/28/2007 Dan Henry Westlake Academy Weather Discussion Ron 9/28/2007 Jackson Plummer Elementary Weather Discussion 10/1/2007 Dan Henry Carroll High School Weather discussion TX Assn/Broadcasters- Speaker re Investigative 10/1/2007 Joe Ellis RTNDA Workshop Sources and resources Adrian 10/1/2007 Arambulo Latino Police Officers' Association Ron 10/5/2007 Jackson Waterford Oaks Elem. Weather discussion Ron 10/12/2007 Jackson Travis Elem. Weather discussion 10/12/2007 Dan Henry Wellington Elem School Science Night 10/12/2007 Dan Henry Mullendore Elem Weather discussion Steve 10/13/2007 Noviello Miss Dallas Organization Judge Miss Dallas Pageant Clarice 10/13/2007 Tinsley Heart and Lung Gala MC for Gala Heather 10/13/2007 Hays Suicide Awareness 5K Walk Heather 10/17/2007 Hays Dallas Child Magazine Interview with Magazine Clarice 10/18/2007 Tinsley Texas A & M University Speaking to students college 124

Rebecca 10/18/2007 Aguilar Greater Dallas Planning Speaking 10/19/2007 Dan Henry Bear Creek Elem. Weather discussion Baron 10/21/2007 James Dallas Market Center Dallas Fashion Awards Baron 10/25/2007 James Taking the Right Step fundraiser Clarice Baylor Health Care 10/26/2007 Tinsley System Breast Cancer Awareness Heather 10/27/2007 Hays US Marines Toys for Tots Mud Run Clarice 10/29/2007 Tinsley Dallas Community College MC for Luncheon Baron 11/8/2007 James DIFFA Guest speaker Mike 11/10/2007 Doocy Carrollton Creekview High Guest speaker Steve US Marine Corps Toys for 11/10/2007 Eagar Today Mud Run Clarice 11/10/2007 Tinsley Dallas Links MC for Black Tie Gala Mike 11/12/2007 Doocy American Diabetes Ass'n Guest speaker Mike 11/13/2007 Doocy Carrollton Elementary Reading fair Mike 11/13/2007 Doocy Citizens Development Ctr Dash for Dignity Emcee Natalie 11/14/2007 Solis DFW Network Hispanic MC Ron 11/16/2007 Jackson Bray Elementary Weather Discussion Baron 11/17/2007 James Alpha Kappa Alpha Charity Event-mc Nita 11/19/2007 Wiggins UTA Guest speaker 11/20/2007 Tim Ryan Frisco Merry Main Street Emcee Steve Thanksgiving Square 11/20/2007 Eagar Celebration Emcee Clarice Society of Former FBI 11/26/2007 Tinsley Agents Speak at Monthly Luncheon Mike 11/30/2007 Doocy Shriner Childrens Hospital Emcee Golf Fundraiser

OTHER PARTICIPATION ON BOARDS OR MEMBERSHIP TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

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Clarice 2005 Tinsley SMU School of Journalism Advisory Committee Megan 2005 Henderson Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation ('05-'07) 2005 Tim Raven Boy Scouts of America Steve 2005 Eagar Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Board Steve 2005 Eagar Boy Scouts of America Merit Board Counselor Steve 2005 Eagar Counselor to the Bishop, Church of LDS 2005 Maria Barrs Radio Television News Directors Assn John 2005 Hammarley Weekly Volunteer at Scottish Rite Hospital for Children John Weekly Volunteer yoga instructor, Gilda's Club (Cancer 2005 Hammarley Survivors) Megan 2006 Henderson -Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation ('05-'07) 2006 Tim Raven Boy Scouts of America Steve 2006 Eagar Children's Cancer Fund Board 2006 Maria Barrs Radio Television News Directors Assn 2006 Maria Barrs Judge, RTNDA Edward R Murrow Awards John 2006 Hammarley Weekly Volunteer at Scottish Rite Hospital for Children John Weekly Volunteer yoga instructor, Gilda's Club (Cancer 2006 Hammarley Survivors) Nita 2006 Wiggins Speedway Childrens' Charities Natalie 2006 Solis Junior League Education Committee weekly volunteer Tracey 2006 Delatte Judge, Lone Star Emmy Awards Megan 2007 Henderson Girls Inc Megan 2007 Henderson Uptown Run Megan 2007 Henderson -Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation ('05-'07) 2007 Tim Raven Boy Scouts of America Steve 2007 Eagar Children's Cancer Fund Board 2007 Maria Barrs Judge, RTNDA Edward R Murrow Awards John 2007 Hammarley Weekly Volunteer at Scottish Rite Hospital for Children 2007 John Weekly Volunteer yoga instructor, Gilda's Club (Cancer 126

Hammarley Survivors) Nita 2007 Wiggins Voting Member of Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame Natalie 2007 Solis Junior League Education Committee weekly volunteer Tracey 2007 Delatte Judge, Lone Star Emmy Awards Steve 2008 Eagar Dallas Press Club Foundation Board John 2008 Hammarley Weekly Volunteer at Scottish Rite Hospital for Children John Weekly Volunteer yoga instructor, Gilda's Club (Cancer 2008 Hammarley Survivors) Natalie 2008 Solis Junior League Education Committee weekly volunteer Becky 2005 Oliver Member, Investigative Reporters and Editors Becky 2006 Oliver Member, Investigative Reporters and Editors Becky 2007 Oliver Member, Investigative Reporters and Editors Ricardo 2005 Cortes Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts volunteer Ricardo 2006 Cortes Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts volunteer

EMPLOYEES (INCLUDING TALENT) AND THEIR PARTICIPATION ON BOARDS OR MEMBERSHIP IN DIVERSITY ORGANIZATIONS (NAACP, HISPANIC FEDERATION):

HistoryMakers – Our Director of Public Affairs, Rochelle Brown, was inducted into HistoryMakers, the largest collection of visually recorded African American History in the World.

Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame – Sports reporter Nita Wiggins is a voting member of the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame.

EMPLOYEES (INCLUDING TALENT) AND THEIR PARTICIPATION ON BOARDS OR MEMBERSHIP IN STATE BROADCASTER ASSOCIATIONS:

Kathy 2006 Saunders Member, Texas Association of Broadcasters Kathy 2007 Saunders Member, Texas Association of Broadcasters 2006 Tracey Judge, Lone Star Emmy Awards 127

Delatte Tracey 2007 Delatte Judge, Lone Star Emmy Awards

IN-KIND DONATIONS:

Over the past two years, KDFW and KDFI have assisted community organizations in ways ranging from donation of prizes for fundraisers, to production of PSAs and special videos:

2005-2007 GIRLS Inc. OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS Writing and production of annual agency video

2005-2007 SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION Production of more than 50 PSAs year-round, plus assistance in live broadcast of annual Komen Race for the Cure in October

Donation of more than 30,000 race towels for participants each year

2005-2007 US MARINE CORPS RESERVE TOYS FOR TOTS PSA Production for annual toy drive

2007-2008 CONTACT CRISIS LINE PSA to support fundraising gala in March

2005-2007 MAYOR’S SUMMER READING PROGRAM PSA production throughout campaign, coverage of kickoff and finale parties, donation of prizes to winning kids

2005-2008 JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION GALA PSA Production Donation of tickets to Regis & Kelly in New York

2005-2008 MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION PSA Production

2005-2009 LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY OF NORTH TEXAS PSA Production and production of annual awards video

2006-2008 GREATER DALLAS COUNCIL ON DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE PSA production – spot distributed to stations across Texas in two languages

2005-2008 ROY WILLIAMS SAFETY NET FOUNDATION PSA production and prize donation 128

2006-2007 URSULINE ACADEMY Donation of Regis/Kelly Tickets for fundraising efforts

2005 CATHOLIC FOUNDATION PSA production in support of 50th anniversary fundraisers

2006-2008 EDUCATIONAL FIRST STEPS PSA production, encouraging early reading/educational programs

2007-2008 FOXe Corporate initiative encouraging energy conservation and environmental efforts

Produced several PSAs as well as staged a day-long “Environment Scavenger Hunt” at the State Fair of Texas, attended by more than 3,000 families.

2007-2008 FOX U NEWS Partnership with Southern Methodist University, sending journalism students to cover the Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Primaries

2008 U COUNT In association with People’s Empowerment Project, conducted contest for elementary and high schools across Dallas to create commercials encouraging people to vote. Received 20 different submissions, airing on-air and on the FOX 4 website, myfoxdfw.com.

7e. Monetary donations to local charities

KDFW FOX 4 and KDFI 27 each gave $2,000 to DREAM Fund during this period.