Welcome to the WFAA Archives, a collaborative project aiming to preserve WFAA schedules from its beginnings as a secondary NBC affiliate in 1949 as KBTV to what it is today as WFAA, an ABC affiliate in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. One of our key features is not only listing what aired on the Channel and when, but also listing individual episode ...

#TBT These vintage throwback newscasts are dedicated and in tribute to longtime anchor John McCaa, who've just retired after 35 years with WFAA. This is from...

WFAA produces the talk, entertainment and lifestyle program Good Morning Texas, which airs weekdays at 9 a.m. and is produced independently of WFAA's news department; the hour-long program, which debuted on September 12, 1994, under original hosts Scott Sams and Deborah Duncan (as of June 2016, it is currently co-hosted by Erin Hunter and ...

On September 12, 1994, WFAA introduced "Good Morning Texas," perhaps the closest attempt at re-creating "News 8 etc..." A local, live, hour-long program, the show features a newsmagazine format, complete with a living room-styled interview area, kitchen and general approach.

2024年9月11日 · “Good Morning Texas,” a live morning program of talk, information and entertainment, debuted in 1994. WFAA-TV demonstrated high definition television (HDTV) to more than 150,000 viewers at the State Fair of Texas in October 1997, and the following February it aired the first non-experimental HDTV signal in the country.

Watch WFAA's coverage of the annular solar eclipse that happened on May 10, 1994.

2024年10月21日 · Taken from WFAA-TV channel 8 (the ABC affiliate in Dallas, Texas)

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2024年10月7日 · Watch an archived special presentation looking at the abuse of children and the system designed to protect them that aired on December 6, 1994. Skip Navigation Share on …