Brandon Todd
"Everyone has a story to tell." And, I have been honored to cover these stories at FOX 4 for more than two decades. I started out as a Reporter on the morning shift and was part of several award-winning breaking news stories. Now, after several years of reporting across the metroplex, state, and country covering stories for our evening newscasts, I'm back on Good Day each weekday. I co-anchor the 6-10 a.m. newscasts with Lauren Przybyl.
My story began in the Midwest where I grew up, transitioned to Florida where I worked in newsrooms in Sarasota and Ft. Myers until eventually making the trek to Texas and my home right here at KDFW.
In my more than two decades here, I have covered the shuttle disaster in east Texas, various hurricanes over the years, the explosion in West, and hundreds of local stories here in North Texas. Thousands of people have shared their lives and hearts with me on camera, and I am thankful. It is a pleasure to give back to the local community, and I give my time to various local DFW events such as the March of Dimes March for Babies in Ft. Worth, CONTACT Teen Program, and many others. And, some of the best questions I’ve been asked have come from students during my career day presentations.
God’s greatest blessing to me though is the time that I get to spend with my wife and sons.
I love this station and the talented folks with whom I work, and every day I am proud to call Texas home.
Thank you for trusting me to tell your stories. You can e-mail me at brandon.todd@fox.com. Thanks for watching FOX 4.
The latest from Brandon Todd
Election 2024: What are the Dallas HERO amendments?
There are three controversial, voter-driven amendments on the November ballot that could have a big impact on the budget and public safety in Dallas. It will be up to Dallas voters to decide if they are beneficial or harmful.
Former Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings urging residents to vote "no" on HERO amendments
Three city charter amendments, called HERO amendments, will be on the November ballot. If passed, the proposals would require the city to increase police pay and hire more officers, put the city manager on performance-based pay and allow citizens to sue city officials if they don't follow the law.
Will Hurricane Beryl cause gas prices to rise?
The Port of Corpus Christi was back open by Tuesday morning, but the Houston Ship Channel, a major point for the import and export of crude oil and refined products, remains closed.
March for Babies walk in Fort Worth this Saturday
There is still time to sign up for the annual March for Babies walk in Fort Worth.
Texas immigration law heads back to federal court
The State of Texas is fighting to enforce its new law that would allow police to arrest anyone suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
The State Fair of Texas is now open. Here's what you need to know about new attractions, food & more
Big Tex is back in his spot and ready to say, “Howdy, folks!" The State Fair of Texas opens Friday afternoon.
Get behind the wheel of a stock car at Texas Motor Speedway
FOX 4's Brandon Todd got a chance to live out a childhood dream when he took a racecar for a ride thanks to Team Texas High Performance Driving School in Justin.
PHOTOS: Dallas Museum of Art picks architects for building redesign
The changes proposed for the DMA include a new floating contemporary gallery on the roof, a new roof terrace overlooking Klyde Warren park and a change to the building's entrances.
North Texas Giving Day urges people to support local charities they are passionate about
It's a big day for the nonprofit organizations that serve so many people. Here's how you can support your favorite cause.
Arlington police officer goes on trial for killing woman while trying to shoot dog
A Tarrant County jury will soon decide the fate of an ex-Arlington police officer who shot and killed a woman while aiming at her dog.