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Jason Allen

allen jason 5x7 Jason AllenJason Allen came to North Texas after working as a reporter for four years in Orlando, FL. In 2010, he spent several weeks leading WFTV’s coverage of the Gulf oil spill and reported from Alaska on the lingering impact of the Exxon Valdez disaster as part of that coverage.

While in college, Jason interned at WLS in Chicago. He received his bachelor’s degree in communication arts from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, Illinois and then began his career as a producer/reporter at Primary Focus. He went on to work as a reporter/anchor at KTWO-TV in Casper, Wyoming and later as a reporter at WBAY-TV in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where he reported on the prison release and subsequent re-arrest of convicted killer Steven Avery.

In 2009, Jason was recognized with a Suncoast EMMY award for exposing discrimination by a boat club operating on public land.

Jason is a native of Southern California. He and his wife, Carli, have two young boys. They’re avid baseball and tennis fans and enjoy getting outside with their dog, a spinone italiano.

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Builders Raising Prices As Housing Market Heats Up

Buyers, builders and realtors in North Texas say prices for new home construction are climbing every 30 to 60 days.

CBS 11–2013/03/29

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Stranger Pays Off Denton Woman’s Payday Loan

It was just $166 from a payday loan business, but it didn’t take much for Sybil Shepard to fall behind paying it back.

CBS 11–2013/03/28

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Tarrant County DA’s Wife Takes Stand In Hearing To Disqualify Him From Criminal Case

The wife of Tarrant County District Attorney Joe Shannon testified Wednesday she believed it was her duty as a citizen to tell him about possible crimes she learned about in her family law practice.

CBS 11–2013/03/27

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Bus Company Apologizes For Leaving Girl Behind

A school bus company apologized after leaving a 10-year-old girl behind at school, even though school staff tried to stop the bus.

2013/03/26

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Southlake Reveals Plan To Put Armed Police Officers At Every School

An armed police officer could be in every school in Southlake by the fall, at no cost to the Carroll Independent School District.

CBS 11–2013/03/19

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DFW Air Traffic Controller Saves Pilot’s Life

All she had to go by, were the green letters and numbers on a black screen, and the garbled radio call of a pilot. LouElla Hollingsworth knew though that 27,000 feet above Texas, there was a plane in trouble that she had to try to save.

CBS 11–2013/03/13

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Jury Makes Decision In Deion Sanders Child Custody Case

After two weeks of mudslinging testimony, the child custody hearing is over between former Dallas Cowboy and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and his estranged wife Pilar.

2013/03/12

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North Texas Housing Market Heats Up

A surge in home buying dropped available homes to their lowest level in over 20 years. Prices are now surging, as homes that couldn’t garner offers in the fall are now drawing several.

CBS 11–2013/03/11

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Army Releases New Reforms For Treating PTSD

The Army has ordered nearly 50 reforms for diagnosing and treating soldiers with post-traumatic stress and other behavioral health issues.

CBS 11–2013/03/08

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Let There Be Light! Carroll ISD Turns On Controversial Stadium Lights

Carroll ISD flipped the switch Tuesday on field lights some Southlake residents had been trying to stop for years.

CBS 11–2013/03/05

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Residents Suspected Gas Leak Before Evacuation

A leaking gas line that forced a Denton County neighborhood to evacuate may have been leaking for several weeks.

2013/03/05

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North Texas Veteran Worried Sequester Will Hurt Medical Care

In the back and forth debate over the potential impact of the nation’s forced budget cuts, a Fort Worth soldier suddenly heard his own story being told in a Washington hearing room full of generals and congressmen.

CBS 11–2013/03/01

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