Broadcast Journalist/TV Presenter/Commentator
Dave Moore is a Broadcast Journalist, TV Presenter, and Commentator. He specializes in themes related to family and relationships, parenting, and healthcare, with a particular focus on consumer products, adoption, and foster care. Dave's work has been featured in various outlets including CHATTANOOGAN.COM, The Oklahoman, and the Arizona Daily Star.
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If you saw American flags in yards all over West, Texas, this Memorial Day, there's a good reason why.
By: Dave Moore
Faith, baseball, and softball are coming together in a BIG way in Central Texas. More than 700 kids have already signed up for Dinger Disciples, a summer camp that's about more than the game.
About 20 students from the University of Texas are cycling from Austin to Alaska – over 4,000 miles! Why? Find out with KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.
Yesterday's apartment explosion in Oak Cliff left heartbreak across the area, but it also revealed a hero. Rodney Brown says instinct just kicked in when he saw a little girl in danger.
Folks, we have been conned. Isn’t that what it’s called when you’ve been led to believe something that turns out to not be true: a “con” job?
By: Dave Moore
Most people fish for fun. One Waco man fishes with a purpose. Three days a week, Danny Mosley heads out to catch catfish, not for himself, but to feed people experiencing homelessness.
A 13-year-old from Coppell found himself in a situation no kid should ever have to face.
Imagine going on a trip of a lifetime… only to realize something very important was left behind at DFW Airport. Yikes. Hear about what was forgotten on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.
Father's Day may be over, but what happened at a South Dallas church yesterday was about much more than one day on the calendar.
The Parker County Pickles traveled from Texas to Mississippi for a summer baseball tournament, but severe flooding left players and families stranded.
