A Day In The Life of WFAA News 1991

[@puppet022]

Lots of talented people in this. Thanks Becky and Brad for refreshing great memories.

[@1TexasTV]

RIP Marty Haag and Chip Moody... and Godspeed.

[@gameshowguy2000]

And because of Marty's great leadership at WFAA, he would later be VP of news for WFAA's then-parent company, A.H. Belo Corporation.

[@davanmani556]

R.I.P. Steve Palermo. Baseball misses you.

[@gameshowguy2000]

1:47 The 1970s WFAA Logo. And at the time of Palermo's news conference, News 8 Midday was a half-hour newscast, with weathercaster Scott Sams doing the sports report.

[@raylaguna2601]

20 years since we lost Chip Moody.

[@arctaurussho]

Two observations: 1. Walt Zwirko at 3:01 2. In today's news world, the reporter is ALSO the photographer (they're known as MMJs or MSJs) and they are creating packages for multiple shows and live shots for at least 2 shows. They are also posting what they known on social media and helping the station's digital staff get content posted online. TV news has changed BIG TIME from 1991, yall!!

[@gameshowguy2000]

This is amazing! You need to do what KDFW's channel is doing, and put some of your archived newscasts on this channel. That'll bring some memories back.

[@phoenixnimitz9614]

This is WAY before WFAA's Victory Park location! Way too cool! You should do this with KDFW & KXAS!

[@daltex81]

@@rudyiraheta80 dude just stop

[@rudyiraheta80]

@@daltex81 i am not

[@daltex81]

@@rudyiraheta80 you give out the wrong information as usual

[@davanmani556]

I like the mullet on that blonde reporter. It fits.

[@rudyiraheta80]

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