Sean Giggy is a feature reporter at KYTX CBS19. He covers a diverse range of topics, including animals, animal cruelty, food and beverages, and consumer interest, often highlighting social issues such as homelessness and the impact of holidays in Texas and Dallas. Sean's work has been featured in various outlets, including KCEN 6 News, WTHR-TV, and WFAA.
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Sean Giggy's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal topics, family & relationships, entertainment news, and house & home themes in the Texas and North Texas area. He covers volunteerism extensively as well. If you have a story related to these areas within Texas or North Texas, especially those involving community events or heartwarming stories of volunteerism and everyday heroes, Sean would likely be interested in covering them.
Given his focus on sports such as Texas Longhorns Football and local human interest stories like the one about a man picking up trash for over a decade, pitches related to similar feel-good tales or community-driven initiatives are likely to grab his attention.
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Lucino Perez said he was losing sleep trying to figure out how he would get to work.
HEATH, Texas — Last week's school assembly at Amy Parks-Heath Elementary was not a surprise, but the reason the entire school was even gathered together was shocking.
Air Force airman Aaron Bach surprised his family during Friday's Armed Forces Bowl.
Air Force airman Aaron Bach surprised his family during Friday's Armed Forces Bowl. FORT WORTH, Texas — Friday's Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth was a sellout.
By: Sean Giggy
Cristo Rey College Prep allows students to work in their desired career field while still in high school.
By: Sean Giggy
Playkout is the only pickleball simulator of its kind.
By: Sean Giggy
With school canceled, many kids tried to make the most of the North Texas snowfall.
Teachers and staff have welcomed 10 babies in a little over a year
Modesto Aceves accidentally started painting with coffee about a decade ago
The hospital says twice as many babies as usual were delivered during last week's 12-hour shift
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