Jason Wheeler is a news anchor, reporter, and editor for WFAA, with a focus on local news in Texas, specifically the Dallas area. He is also a co-host of the "Y'all-itics" podcast and a senior reporter. Jason's work has been featured in various publications and news outlets, including the Daytona Beach News-Journal, Yahoo News, and KIII 3NEWS.
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Jason Wheeler primarily covers local business and finance topics, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting and government announcements. Given his focus, he may be particularly receptive to pitches related to local businesses, economic trends in Texas or Dallas, property taxes, energy costs (including electricity bills), college financial aid policies, trade developments in the region (particularly at the Texas border), and homeownership issues.
Pitching stories that tie into actual data or recent government announcements is likely to grab Jason's attention. Additionally, providing insights from local experts or individuals directly affected by these topics could enhance pitch relevance for his coverage.
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Oil and gas production have been at record levels nationally and in Texas.
By: Jason Wheeler
Generally speaking, buyers can now expect to have to sign a commission payment agreement with their agent upfront before they see properties. And that agreement could total thousands of dollars; a fee that previously was often paid by sellers at closing. Sellers can still pay that fee to entice buyers, but more sellers may choose not to now.
By: Jason Wheeler
Oil and gas production have been at record levels nationally and in Texas.
By: Jason Wheeler
“We do big things here and we're proud of that...And there's a lot of teams that are going to be watching," said Dallas Stars CEO Brad Alberts.
In the years following the pandemic-low in 2020, audiences started returning, helping movie ticket sales to rebound to a total of $8,908,297,471 in 2023.
DALLAS — If you are not looking at your credit report from time to time, you may not realize that there are mistakes or problems on it that could cost you. Many of us are just unaware, though. A survey last year found that 15.3 percent of us never even check our credit score.
Tipping, guilt-tipping and the idea of no taxes on tips. DALLAS — I'm really big into eye contact.
By: Jason Wheeler
“We do big things here and we're proud of that...And there's a lot of teams that are going to be watching," said Dallas Stars CEO Brad Alberts.
It’s the free report about you that insurers have that you are entitled to, but may have never seen.
By: Jason Wheeler
But they would have had to catch falling mortgage rates before they quickly rebounded
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