Dawn White is an Emmy and 3-time Murrow winning news reporter for 11AliveNews. With a focus on local news in Georgia, particularly in Atlanta, Dawn covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. She is a proud Native American and an alumna of the University of Maryland.
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Dawn White predominantly covers local news in Georgia, with a focus on crime and safety. She may be interested in pitches related to crime prevention, community safety initiatives or human interest stories that reflect the concerns of her local audience.
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By: Dawn White
FORT WORTH – Art lovers are braving the rain for the 37th annual MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. Organizers are taking precautions with the stormy weather.
By: Dawn White
People got to attend workshops, meet Lego masters, and see designs built from scratch at the weekend event.
By: Dawn White
The National Weather Service confirms multiple tornadoes touched down in at least three counties Friday, including three tornadoes in Navarro County.
By: Dawn White
FORT WORTH — Narcan is saving lives in Fort Worth. The Fort Worth Fire Department reports it's on track to have the most drug overdose calls this year since it started keeping records.
NORTH TEXAS – Colorful election signs lined the outside of the Dallas County Elections Training and Warehouse Facility on Saturday, and voters had a free way to get there.
Captain Raven served the city of Fort Worth for 25 years.
Captain Raven served the city of Fort Worth for 25 years.
By: By , Dawn White
A Tarrant County toddler is far beyond her years, and that goes for her hairstyle as well. The 23-month-old has gone viral and made national TV appearances for her iconic hairdo while becoming a pal and a confidante to fans across the world.
By: Dawn White
DALLAS — More than 600 gun and gear exhibitors are at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center for the annual National Rifle Association meeting in Dallas.
GRAPEVINE — The 40th annual Grapevine Main Street Fest kicks wraps up at 6 p.m. Sunday, and organizers expect anywhere from 100,000 to 150,000 people to attend the three-day event.
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