Michael Haag is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for The Dallas Morning News and Splunk, and his work has also appeared in publications such as the Waco Tribune-Herald and The Bryan-College Station Eagle. Michael's articles focus on topics such as football, recruiting, and technology.
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Michael Haag heavily focuses on sports, particularly college football and Baylor University. His articles include event coverage, announcements, and evolving stories related to college football games, players, and recruiting.
Given his local geographic focus in the United States (specifically Texas and Dallas), he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local sports events or exclusive interviews with key figures from the Texas college football scene. Pitches should align with his primary themes of sports coverage while considering their relevance to Baylor University and the surrounding area.
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Waco police filed a human trafficking charge this week against a man arrested last month on a promotion of prostitution charge in an undercover sting.
As the La Vega Pirates gear up for their state championship showdown, the Bellmead community is showing that its support for the team goes far beyond the football field.
Lacy Lakeview police arrested a 42-year-old man Wednesday in an armed robbery of a convenience store in 2022.
By: Michael Haag
A touching scene unfolded Friday morning as a former U.S. Army specialist and his two young daughters were surprised with the life-changing news that they would be receiving a mortgage-free home.
By: Michael Haag
A federal report offers new insight into issues with Baylor University's handling of Title IX complaints of sex-based discrimination as late as 2020, and the school's efforts to improve processes.
The Waco Fire Department responded to a house fire early Tuesday morning in the 1000 block of North 59th Street, displacing three residents but causing no injuries.
By: Michael Haag
The exhibit, with 22 black-footed penguins and a rare black-footed cat, boosted zoo attendance as it quickly become a favorite for Waco residents and visitors.
By: Michael Haag
A man was arrested on Christmas Eve after he was accused of assaulting his wife with her walking cane, causing severe injuries in an incident police say escalated from an
By: Michael Haag
Oscar Daniel Perez, 27, was booked in McLennan County Jail on Tuesday on a second-degree felony charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and several other charges.
Galvez is accused of brandishing a firearm, ordering the group to their knees and threatening to kill them, according to the affidavit.
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