William Joy is a reporter for WFAA, focusing on local news in the Dallas area. He has also been featured in WLTX-TV and Yahoo Finance. William covers a wide range of topics, including sports, community events, crime, and local government.
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William Joy's coverage focuses on local news, including stories about sports, education, government and politics in the United States, particularly Texas and Dallas. To effectively reach out to him:
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Harvey Castro says he didn't play online or get serious about the game until he turned 18.
The breaks are caused by old pipes, dry ground and heavy demand for water.
By: William Joy
Police say the car keys also had house keys and personalized lanyards on them.
By: William Joy
On Saturday, a fire at the Serpentarium killed around 40 animals at the store, and North Texas reptile lovers are helping to house the survivors.
By: William Joy
With Angels star Shohei Ohtani in town, a group of young Rangers fan turned a center-field section into a packed party.
By: William Joy
For the eighth straight year, the city manager's proposed budget calls for lower property tax rates. Given rising appraisals, elected officials say it's not enough.
By: William Joy
Donald Trump faces four criminal indictments and is scheduled to surrender Thursday in Atlanta.
Julio Oliveira, 13, was known for his love of soccer and compassion.
By: William Joy
Randal Goodwin lost his legs and part of his vision during a rescue. Now, he keeps firefighters working during extreme conditions.
By: William Joy
More than 8,500 first responders from across the world participated in the games this month. Brent Hartsell won the department's first medal since the 1980s
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