Jobin Panicker is a Reporter at WFAA-ABC in Dallas. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and urban design, while also exploring themes related to sports, health and wellness, and beauty. Jobin's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KVUE MEDIA, WLTX-TV, and NBC12 - WWBT.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Jobin Panicker's coverage focuses heavily on local and human-interest stories, particularly family-related events, seasonal activities like Christmas lights and holiday decorations, adoption stories, and the work of firefighters. Given his focus on these heartwarming topics, he would likely be interested in pitches related to similar local community initiatives or uplifting stories.
Due to his emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news alongside government announcements, Jobin may also respond well to pitches regarding developing local events or newsworthy occurrences that align with his coverage themes.
Given the geographic focus in Texas (including Dallas), targeting him with relevant local content is crucial for successful outreach.
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McKinney approves mosque site plan after hours of rowdy public comment
Plano voters will decide in November on venue taxes to fund proposed Dallas Stars arena
The council is considering a 90-day moratorium on the acceptance, processing and approval of new applications for rezoning or permits for data centers.
By: Jobin Panicker
Texas students are heading back to class amid triple-digit temperatures, prompting one state lawmaker to push for a major change to the school calendar.
Group launches recall effort, claiming the mosque vote reflects a broader pattern of government overreach and lack of responsiveness.
Trial judge recused from Karmelo Anthony's appeal in Austin Metcalf murder case
By: Rebecca Lopez, Jason Trahan, Jobin Panicker
In June, a jury sentenced Karmelo Anthony to 35 years for murdering Austin Metcalf. Anthony's lawyers argued an interview the trial judge gave showed bias
By: Jobin Panicker
In June, a jury sentenced Anthony to 35 years for murdering Metcalf. Anthony's new lawyers say a secret agreement to keep character evidence out violated rights
Karmelo Anthony's legal team can appeal the ruling by Judge Chitty.
Karmelo Anthony's appeal to a higher Texas court is underway following a judge's decision to deny his request for a new trial
