“From major breaking sports news, to powerful investigations, to standing up for human rights, Dale forged an unprecedented path and became so much more than a sports anchor. There will simply never ...

The Victory Park backdrop for this 2021 photo of WFAA-TV sports anchor Dale Hansen should say "Farewell," not "Howdy." Hansen retires this week after four decades dominating in local TV news. Tom Fox ...

As a noted Jerry Jones-ologist — his 2014 ESPN The Magazine profile on the Dallas Cowboys owner might be the closest to a definitive piece on one of the most powerful owners in professional sports — ...

WFAA announced sportscaster Dale Hansen is retiring in September. He’s been at the station since 1983. Hansen became a hero to the LGBTQ community when he aired a Dale Hansen “Unplugged” segment about ...

Dale Hansen is an institution in the Dallas area and in the state of Texas. The longtime sportscaster has been with Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA since 1983 and his weekly Sports Special commentaries ...

Dale Hansen spoke at the Dallas ISD Hall of Fame induction ceremony at American Airlines Center in 2018. Hansen announced plans Tuesday to retire in early September. Allison Slomowitz / Special ...

DALLAS — WFAA's Dale Hansen has been going Unplugged for decades. The elder statesman of Dallas sportscasters has never been one to shy away from an opinion or call out a wrong when he sees it. In ...

A Dallas sportscaster tore into people who booed and criticized Andrew Luck for retiring from the Colts, calling them “incredibly stupid.” “Luck has a long list of injuries from playing this game: A ...

Veteran WFAA sports broadcaster Dale Hansen poses for a photo at his home in Waxahachie on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020. Hansen has built a loyal following and gained national fame for his social ...

Last week, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said that his players would not be afforded the opportunity to remain in the locker room for the national anthem, regardless of what the league's policy stated.

A Dallas sportscaster is causing a stir for a blistering TV commentary in which he acknowledged his own “white privilege” and slammed the “covert racism” of NFL owners who won’t give talented coaches ...