Candace Sweat is a North Texas native who is thrilled to be back in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
She joined the 온라인카지노사이트 5 team in April 2019 as a general assignment reporter who focuses largely on the city of Dallas and Dallas County.
Her love for storytelling took her to Florida, Alabama and North Carolina before returning home. Over the last decade, Candace covered a range of big, breaking news stories. She was at the coast when Hurricane Florence swept the Carolinas. She traveled to Charlottesville and spent several days in the community during the aftermath of protests and a rally that ended with the death of Heather Heyer. She was also on the scene as students and protesters toppled the Confederate monument "Silent Sam" at the University of North Carolina.
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Candace is the recipient of awards from the Associated Press and the Radio Television and Digital News Association. In 2017, she was part of a team at WRAL-TV that received the National Association of Broadcasters Service to Community Award for the documentary "Black and Blue," which explored the relationship between local law enforcement and black communities.
Candace earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Arlington and a graduate degree from Florida State University.
As a self-proclaimed "adventurer," Candace is always looking for enriching experiences, delicious food and interesting people in her community. She has an appreciation for the outdoors and the arts, so don't be surprised if you spot her walking the trails or enjoying a musical.
If you see her say hello! Feel free to connect with her on social media as well.
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DeSoto ISD program helps students land a career right out of high school
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Mother-son duo graduate on same day from TCU with master's degrees
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DeSoto ISD introduces new career and technical program with first cohort of students
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‘Students are very enthusiastic,' Dallas professor on papal conclave excitement
Students and faculty at the University of Dallas are eagerly awaiting the selection of the next pope and plan to gather in a common area around a large screen for the announcement.
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University of Dallas students await white smoke and new Pope's name
As cardinals prepare to elect a new Pope, students and faculty at the University of Dallas gather in prayer and anticipation. Professor Susan Hanssen, who also teaches in Rome, shares the spiritual and historical significance of this moment. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Candace Sweat has more.
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Capital murder suspect on the run after cutting ankle monitor
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Oak Cliff church to hold service despite damage done by burglars
A church in Oak Cliff was ransacked by burglars. Not only did they take pricey musical equipment but they caused a lot of damage that will need to be repaired. As Candace Sweat reports – the pastor says Sunday service will go on.
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Oak Cliff pastor will continue with Sunday service following burglary, property damage
A church in Oak Cliff was ransacked by burglars. Not only did they take pricey musical equipment but they caused a lot of damage that will need to be repaired.
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North Texas couple harassed over ranch's similarities to Mexican Cartel ranch
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