
Dan Godwin
It may sound like a cliche, but working on Good Day really is an advenure. Most days, I don't know what my story's going to be until I walk into the newsroom. Sure, it's an early wake-up call, but I feel fortunate to be able to report on issues that really matter to lots of viewers. This shift has also taught me the value of getting a jump on the day!
And then there's the chance to do a "Dan About Town" segment now and then. Those are great, because they require a different approach than a hard news segment. You still have to get the information across, but in a more light-hearted, dare I say comedic way.
I also get lots of opportunities to anchor our noon newscast, as well as "Fox4 All Day", for the "Fox Local" App. A full day? Indeed it is, but it's hard to think of anything else I'd rather do.
I've certainly been on Good Day for a while now, and there've been lots of changes in the technology we use, to gather and present the news. It's also remarkable to reflect on all the people who've come and gone over the years. It's an amazingly diverse group, but the one common trait is a real dedication to journalism, and giving YOU the best possible newscast every single day. And when a story comes together like you hoped it would, it's a feeling that never gets old.
I'm not from Texas originally, but I'm starting to feel very much at home in these parts. I grew up in Southern California, and attended UCLA. But from the first week I got here, I was struck by how much North Texas has going for it. It's a place where people make things happen; there's a restlessness and energy here, that I really appreciate. So if you happen to run into me around town, by all means say hello.
And if you have a story you think we need to hear about, drop me a line at Dan.Godwin@Fox.com.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the morning!
The latest from Dan Godwin
Dallas Midtown: Developer breaks ground on luxury apartments at old Valley View Mall site
Crews broke ground on new luxury apartments where Valley View Mall once stood in Dallas. For years, people have heard unfulfilled promises of a future for the site. The developer promises this time is different.
I-635 Traffic Alert: Major closures begin Thursday
Drivers in North Texas should prepare for significant congestion and major traffic pattern changes on I-635 LBJ Freeway starting tonight.
Dallas Cowboys lose to Arizona Cardinals 27-17
The Dallas Cowboys are falling further into the losing column after getting beaten by the Arizona Cardinals. Could a big trade turn the team around?
Texas Education Agency takes over Fort Worth ISD
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is officially taking over the Fort Worth ISD school district, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath told FOX 4 on Thursday.
Early voting begins in Texas: What you need to know
Early voting is open in Texas and there is a lot at stake in November, including 17 proposed amendments to the State Constitution.
Johnson County sheriff arrested by his own deputies, now faces new charge for lying to grand jury
Johnson County Sheriff Adam King, who was previously arrested by his own deputies on sexual harassment and retaliation charges, now faces a new felony charge of aggravated perjury for allegedly lying to a grand jury.
North Texans commemorate 24 years since 9/11
People across North Texas gathered on Thursday to commemorate 24 years since the 9/11 terrorist attack.
Injured Fort Worth firefighter also has a newborn baby in the hospital
The Fort Worth firefighter who suffered second and third-degree burns after being trapped during a house fire has a long road to recovery. His wife is now also dealing with the challenges of having two members of the family in the hospital.
Grapevine police officer honored with procession following cancer death
A Grapevine police officer who lost his battle with cancer will be remembered on Thursday. Police are asking the public to pay their respects to Officer RJ Hudson as a motorcade procession makes its way from North Richland Hills to Southlake.
Texas School Ratings: Check your school and district's 2025 grade
The Texas Education Agency released its latest school accountability ratings on Friday morning to help parents understand how well their schools are preparing students for success in the classroom and beyond. Did your child’s school make the grade?









