Paul Livengood is a Digital Journalist at WFAA. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, along with crime and justice themes. Paul has been featured in numerous outlets such as WLTX-TV, WHAS-TV, and 11Alive, among others.
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Paul Livengood's coverage is heavily focused on local events and news, with a strong emphasis on sports, crime, and entertainment topics related to the Dallas area. Given his focus on local news and evolving stories, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or impactful events happening within the Dallas community.
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Considering his focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to sports and local events in Texas (especially Dallas), providing timely updates regarding team activities like trades, injuries or significant game outcomes could also capture Paul's attention.
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What is VAR? Here's what you should know before you watch World Cup matches.
By: Paul Livengood
In soccer, not all fouls are created equal. Here's what each level means. DALLAS — In soccer, not all fouls are created equal.
Understanding soccer for the first time? Learn how player positions and team formations can influence game strategy and balance offense with defense.
By: Paul Livengood
The 2026 World Cup's new format kicks off on June 11, with 48 teams vying in intense group stages and knockout rounds for a coveted spot in the July 19 final.
By: Paul Livengood
The signage at AT&T Stadium in Arlington was in the process of being covered on Wednesday, just 18 days before the first match in North Texas.
By: Paul Livengood
The 2,200-pound Texan Golden Boot is more than public art — it's North Texas' newest symbol of the coming World Cup.
The Ultimate Dallas Sports Show offers DFW fans lively discussions and exclusive interviews, including Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers after a standout game.
By: Paul Livengood
A viral video claimed “face-scanning robots” were checking World Cup tickets in Dallas. The company behind them says that's not true.
A fatal crash on I-35E in Dallas shut down southbound lanes, involving a two-vehicle accident that also resulted in hospitalizations, officials said.
By: Paul Livengood
FIFA Fan Fest, Texas Live! and local breweries and bars are among the DFW spots hosting World Cup watch parties this summer.
