Jobin Panicker is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, with a focus on local news. He has written for various news outlets including NBC12 - WWBT, WILX-TV, WFAA, WRAL, KWTX News 10, and THV11. His articles cover a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, crime, and heartwarming stories of resilience and hope.
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By: Jobin Panicker
"These [drivers], they're human beings. They are people with families that are suffering now," said Neysa Lambeth, wife of Chris Begley.
Angelina and Jereme were classmates in typing class together 25 years ago and now they're bonded through a living kidney donation.
By: Jobin Panicker
11:13 PM EDT August 20, 2024 DALLAS — Jereme Peterson needed a miracle to happen after three years and ten hours a day on dialysis.
By: Jobin Panicker
Dr. Tiffany Anthony, who is an Abdominal Transplant Surgeon with Medical City Dallas, said it was such a beautiful moment. Dr. Anthony tells WFAA that it's not every day you hear about a white woman donating a kidney to a black man.
Misty shared a video with WFAA that allegedly shows Kevin Ragsdale standing in front of the camera, turning toward the home, and uttering a single word: "Burn!"
By: Jobin Panicker
Misty shared a video with WFAA that allegedly shows Kevin Ragsdale standing in front of the camera, turning toward the home, and uttering a single word: “Burn!”
By: Jobin Panicker
"He was a shining example of how to do it the right way," said friend and fellow fraternity brother Keio Gamble.
By: Jobin Panicker
"It makes me feel so good to do something for people," Mike Howard said.
By: Jobin Panicker
WYLIE, Texas — Wylie ISD, led by Superintendent David Vinson, is part of a coalition aiming to revamp the State of Texas' public education code — specifically Chapter 37, which governs student discipline.
“I’m sure you have a segment of people out there who are like, ‘I don’t know if that water is good or not,’” business owner John Parker said.
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