Tell It To Tim: Chris Wallace, Chip's Christmas ties and more
Where's the holiday spirit for this week's Tell It To Tim? From Trump supporters to former FOX News anchor Chris Wallace, viewers unload. Plus, just how many Christmas ties does Chip Waggoner have?
Where's the holiday spirit for this week's Tell It To Tim? From Trump supporters to former FOX News anchor Chris Wallace, viewers unload. Plus, just how many Christmas ties does Chip Waggoner have?
Ed Wallace: 2022 Toyota Sienna Minivan
Yes, it's a minivan. But you might want to clear your brain of all your preconceived notions and hear what car critic Ed Wallace has to say about the 2022 Toyota Sienna.
Yes, it's a minivan. But you might want to clear your brain of all your preconceived notions and hear what car critic Ed Wallace has to say about the 2022 Toyota Sienna.
Subscription box benefits North Texas safe house
A North Texas safe house has a new way to support victims of sex trafficking. Bochy's Place offers victims a secure place to stay, necessities, counseling, job training and more. It's Christmas subscription box filled with products and gifts helps cover the day-to-day expenses for that trauma care.
A North Texas safe house has a new way to support victims of sex trafficking. Bochy's Place offers victims a secure place to stay, necessities, counseling, job training and more. It's Christmas subscription box filled with products and gifts helps cover the day-to-day expenses for that trauma care.
Santa continues virtual visits to hospitalized children
Santa is able to spend more holiday cheer this year with virtual visits to kids who are in the hospital for the holidays. He tells Good Day he's enjoying the special opportunity.
Santa is able to spend more holiday cheer this year with virtual visits to kids who are in the hospital for the holidays. He tells Good Day he's enjoying the special opportunity.
How to prepare for Texas' next big winter storm
The current issue of Texas Monthly reports on how to prepare for the next big winter freeze. Writer Alexandra Villarreal joined Good Day to share tips and suggestions for creating an emergency plan before the a cold spell hits.
The current issue of Texas Monthly reports on how to prepare for the next big winter freeze. Writer Alexandra Villarreal joined Good Day to share tips and suggestions for creating an emergency plan before the a cold spell hits.
Stars Foundation teams up with Enchant Christmas
You are invited to join the Dallas Stars tonight at a family-friendly holiday event. Former goalie and now president of the Dallas Stars Foundation Marty Turco joined Good Day to talk about the Dallas Stars Legacy Project benefitting St. Philip's School.
You are invited to join the Dallas Stars tonight at a family-friendly holiday event. Former goalie and now president of the Dallas Stars Foundation Marty Turco joined Good Day to talk about the Dallas Stars Legacy Project benefitting St. Philip's School.
Surgeon general declares mental health emergency
The United States is facing a mental health emergency for young people, according to the surgeon general. Some say it could get worse over the holidays. Psychologist Dr. Jessica Gomez with the Momentous Institute talks to Good Day about the problem.
The United States is facing a mental health emergency for young people, according to the surgeon general. Some say it could get worse over the holidays. Psychologist Dr. Jessica Gomez with the Momentous Institute talks to Good Day about the problem.
North Texas mom spreading joy with real life baby Elf on the Shelf
A mom from North Texas is sharing the joy she sees in her baby each morning. Tiffany Crow turns her son Jack into a real-life Elf on the Shelf, taking different silly pictures and posting them on social media for others to enjoy.
A mom from North Texas is sharing the joy she sees in her baby each morning. Tiffany Crow turns her son Jack into a real-life Elf on the Shelf, taking different silly pictures and posting them on social media for others to enjoy.
Group sews to provide joy to hospital patients
There is a dedicated group of ladies in Dallas who spend the holiday season and throughout the year in a room often resembling Santa's workshop. They call themselves the Sew N Sews and their handcrafted items have brought smiles to thousands of people from infants to hospice patients.
There is a dedicated group of ladies in Dallas who spend the holiday season and throughout the year in a room often resembling Santa's workshop. They call themselves the Sew N Sews and their handcrafted items have brought smiles to thousands of people from infants to hospice patients.
United Way offering virtual volunteer opportunities
The pandemic forced many charities and their volunteers to make changes. For example, virtual volunteering allows the United Way to expand its reach to people who may not have been able to volunteer previously. Susan Hoff, the chief impact officer for the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, explains.
The pandemic forced many charities and their volunteers to make changes. For example, virtual volunteering allows the United Way to expand its reach to people who may not have been able to volunteer previously. Susan Hoff, the chief impact officer for the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, explains.
You Bet Your Life launches travel nightmares contest
Jay Leno and Kevin Eubanks are back with a new contest to put cash in your pocket. All this month, they are asking viewers to submit their best travel nightmares jokes.
Jay Leno and Kevin Eubanks are back with a new contest to put cash in your pocket. All this month, they are asking viewers to submit their best travel nightmares jokes.
Dog of the Day: Cutie
A 4-year-old dog who loves to snuggle is looking for a new home. Cutie is today's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day.
A 4-year-old dog who loves to snuggle is looking for a new home. Cutie is today's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day.
Habitat for Humanity has new way of building homes
The volunteers and staff at Habitat for Humanity are trying something new -- a new style of putting up new homes in Dallas. FOX 4's Hanna Battah explains.
The volunteers and staff at Habitat for Humanity are trying something new -- a new style of putting up new homes in Dallas. FOX 4's Hanna Battah explains.
Dallas doctor discusses omicron variant and booster shots
There are cases of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus here in North Texas. That is adding to the urgency to get people vaccinated or vaccinated again. Dr. Joseph Chang, the chief medical officer at Parkland Health, joins Good Day to talk about booster shots and how they work.
There are cases of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus here in North Texas. That is adding to the urgency to get people vaccinated or vaccinated again. Dr. Joseph Chang, the chief medical officer at Parkland Health, joins Good Day to talk about booster shots and how they work.
Texas bakery becomes pandemic success story
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Texas bakery becomes pandemic success story
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Texas bakery become pandemic success story
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Tegan Smith-Cowan says she is glad she took a swing at a business venture during the pandemic. The Austin-based wife and mother had a shared experience with many other moms across the country. Her husband's job has him traveling often, and she was left to juggle managing homeschooling their two daughters, while also maintaining her responsibilities in the corporate world. To make matters more difficult, one of her daughters has an upper respiratory illness. "The stress of living through the pandemic combined with our daughter's compromised immune system really had me taking a second look at how I could reinvent myself while also taking care of my family," Smith Cowan said. Cowan started Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats. It's a play on words combining baseball themes with the idea of cake batter. She creates homemade baked goods and shippable treats for people across the country. It's a dream she has long had, but just recently decided to pursue. Now Smith-Cowan has a message for other women juggling professional life, motherhood, and the pandemic. "Take care of yourself the best way you can. As mothers, we are a lot of fo things to a lot of people, but if we burn ourselves out, we can't give any of those responsibilities, let alone can you give anything to yourself." To find out more about Hey Batta Batta Sweets & Treats, visit www.heybattabattasweets.com
Grieving during the holidays
Demi Austin Thomas is a Family Dynamics Coach, Mommy Motivator and National TV Personality. She talked with us about how people can process the loss of a loved one during the holidays. While it's often referred to as the most wonderful time of the year, for others it can trigger thoughts of sadness and loss. "I want to start by saying that grief is real and there are a lot of people grieving losses during this holiday season," Austin Thomas said. "Not only are they grieving loved ones, but people are gripped with the immense task of how to process how they're feeling about their loss." Here are a few of the tips she went over on Good Day: ❤NAME & VALIDATE WHAT YOU FEEL! Lean into it and process it, so that you don't get stuck! Feel! Deal! Heal! ❤ FIND REMINDERS OF GRATITUDE IN THE AREAS OF YOUR LIFE! ❤BE KIND AND FORGIVING TO YOURSELF! ❤SURRENDER WHAT YOU'RE FEELING AND WHAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND TO GOD IN PRAYER! ❤FIND A PROCESSING PARTNER to talk through your feelings or seek out a therapist, who are great sparring partners and listeners! Most of all just know, That there is a time & purpose to everything in our lives! Even the things we can't control! Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
Demi Austin Thomas is a Family Dynamics Coach, Mommy Motivator and National TV Personality. She talked with us about how people can process the loss of a loved one during the holidays. While it's often referred to as the most wonderful time of the year, for others it can trigger thoughts of sadness and loss. "I want to start by saying that grief is real and there are a lot of people grieving losses during this holiday season," Austin Thomas said. "Not only are they grieving loved ones, but people are gripped with the immense task of how to process how they're feeling about their loss." Here are a few of the tips she went over on Good Day: ❤NAME & VALIDATE WHAT YOU FEEL! Lean into it and process it, so that you don't get stuck! Feel! Deal! Heal! ❤ FIND REMINDERS OF GRATITUDE IN THE AREAS OF YOUR LIFE! ❤BE KIND AND FORGIVING TO YOURSELF! ❤SURRENDER WHAT YOU'RE FEELING AND WHAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND TO GOD IN PRAYER! ❤FIND A PROCESSING PARTNER to talk through your feelings or seek out a therapist, who are great sparring partners and listeners! Most of all just know, That there is a time & purpose to everything in our lives! Even the things we can't control! Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
Ideas for the gifting closet
Shelby Foster from Northpark Center shares go to ideas if you need a gift in a hurry.
Shelby Foster from Northpark Center shares go to ideas if you need a gift in a hurry.
It's All Good: December 11
Jeremy Robison explores Santaland and Snowday at Galleria Dallas. He also stopped to see Santa.
Jeremy Robison explores Santaland and Snowday at Galleria Dallas. He also stopped to see Santa.