David Goins

David Goins is a native Texan who started with 온라인카지노사이트-5 in October 2021 as a freelance reporter.

He joined the team full-time in June 2024 primarily covering Dallas-centered stories along with government at Dallas City Hall.

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David has over two decades of storytelling experience and has been reporting in North Texas since 2015. He’s covered the City of Dallas government, Dallas County Commissioners Court and stories within the Dallas Independent School District.

Prior to arriving in Dallas, David reported for stations in Arkansas and Missouri.

In Little Rock, he covered the state legislature and hosted a weekly statewide political interview program.

He has been recognized for his work with several Associated Press awards and two regional Edward R. Murrow awards for continuing coverage.

Additionally, he spent one academic year in the classroom as a teacher while pursuing an alternative certification through the TEA for secondary education.

David grew up in Houston and graduated from Texas State University in San Marcos with degrees in history and journalism. He got his first experience in a newsroom interning for the 온라인카지노사이트 affiliate in Austin during the Bush v. Gore campaign and historic electoral recount case.

When he’s not reporting, you might spot him on the baseball diamond, umpiring high school games around the Dallas area.

He’s a big fan of being a parent to his son and enjoying live music and sports.

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Dallas 20 hours ago

Deck park topping ceremony marks milestone for crane operator too

Dallas’s newest deck park hit a construction milestone Friday, and one worker celebrated the promise he made to himself after a life-altering moment.

Dallas 21 hours ago

Bilateral amputee doesn't let it stop him from the job he loves

Dallas’s newest deck park reached a construction milestone Friday, but for one worker, placing the final beam represented a promise he kept to himself after one life-altering moment. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s David Goins has the story.

Dallas May 8

Dallas ISD reviews student code of conduct updates ahead of next school year

May marks a busy month for more than just students, teachers and families. The Dallas ISD board of trustees will approve its operating budget later this month for the ’25-26 calendar year and any updates to the student code of conduct handbook. The review process comes one month after a shooting that injured four students and a teacher at Wilmer-Hutchins…

Schools May 8

Annual review of Dallas ISD's code of conduct policy underway

Some Dallas ISD trustees say they would like principals to have more discipline options for students with repeated, serious behavioral issues. It’s part of an annual review of the district’s student code-of-conduct policy. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s David Goins has the update.

Dallas May 7

City of Dallas forecasts $7 million budget shortfall for 2026

In a preliminary discussion with the city council, Dallas City Hall said property tax revenue is $6.7 million less than forecast.

Dallas May 7

Dallas City Council gets first look at budget for city services

The Dallas City Council is getting its first look at how much money the city will have to pay for police, fire, roads and libraries next year. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s David Goins reports there’s a lot of uncertainty, as state lawmakers debate proposals that could impact the city’s bottom line.

Kaufman County May 6

New details emerge in search for capital murder suspect who removed ankle monitor

Authorities say Trevor McEuen, accused of a racially motivated killing, texted a family member and set a fire before fleeing just ahead of his trial. Law enforcement agencies and U.S. Marshals are now involved in the manhunt, with a $10,000 reward offered for tips. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s David Goins has more.