
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 police release video of shooting that injured 3, including officer and grandmother
Dallas police released body camera video of a shooting earlier this week that injured three people, including an officer and a grandmother who claims she was trying to protect her grandson while he was having a mental episode.
'Treating them like livestock': Hutchins residents, mayor oppose proposed ICE mega-facility
Hutchins residents and city leaders are voicing fierce opposition to a reported federal plan to convert a local warehouse into a 10,000-bed ICE detention center that would house nearly double the city's current population.
I-30 to be closed in Dallas again this weekend
Part of Interstate 30 will once again be shut down in Downtown Dallas over the weekend.
Prayer vigil planned for teens killed in Frisco sledding accident
Members of the Wakeland High School community in Frisco are preparing to honor the two teenage girls who died after a sledding accident.
Garland ISD prepares to end desegregation order from the 1970s
The Garland Independent School District will vote tonight to end desegregation efforts, which have been in place for decades.
Dallas Renegades hire Rick Neuheisel as head coach
The UFL’s Dallas Renegades will see big changes when the next season of spring football begins in March. Most importantly, the team has a new head coach.
How to watch New Year’s Eve fireworks in Dallas
Reunion Tower will once again host a New Year’s Eve celebration with fireworks and a drone display in Downtown Dallas.
DFW TSA wait times for December 22, 2025
If you’re flying out of Dallas or picking someone up at the airport this week, it’s best to plan ahead. Traffic is expected to increase over the next few days.
GCISD board votes to close two elementary schools
The Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (GCISD) school board voted late Wednesday night to close two elementary schools, a decision that was met with strong pushback from parents and students.
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.









