Brian Curtis is a journalist with more than 25 years of experience in local television news. He co-anchors NBC 5 News at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Brian is a multiple Lone Star Emmy Award winner, and the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters has honored him several times as the best news anchor in Texas.
Among the major news stories that Brian has covered for NBC 5 is the fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, the tornado outbreak of 2012, and the loss of Space Shuttle Columbia.
Brian was one of the panelists for the 2014 Texas gubernatorial debates. He has also covered the Olympics in Pyeongchang, Rio, London, Beijing, Torino, and Athens, as well as the Super Bowl and the World Series. He is passionate about NBC 5's "Clear The Shelters" project, which finds homes for animals in DFW-area shelters.
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Brian joined NBC 5 as a general assignment reporter in 2003 and worked his way up to the anchor desk. Brian's path to DFW started at KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri, and then passed through TV stations in Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Birmingham, and Kansas City.
Brian has a Master of Arts degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Emory University. He is also a graduate of Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Brian grew up in Connecticut and Rhode Island, but got here as fast as he could! North Texas is now home.
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105-year-old man hopeful to chase 10th solar eclipse
A Fort Worth man eagerly awaits the opportunity to witness his 10th total solar eclipse on April 8. Get ready for a story of perseverance and passion as NBC 5’s Brian Curtis brings you all the thrilling details.
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105-year-old Texas man plans to chase his 10th total solar eclipse
A 105-year-old Fort Worth man is getting ready for his 10th total eclipse. He has been chasing solar phenomena worldwide for years in search of the event’s perfect shot and beauty.
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NBC 5 remembers the life, career of Bobbie Wygant
We celebrate the life and career of NBC 5 entertainment reporter and long-time friend Bobbie Wygant, who passed away at 97 on Sunday.
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North Texas to experience total solar eclipse in April
You’ve probably heard about the upcoming total eclipse in North Texas. Mark your calendars for Monday, April 8. But what exactly can we expect when the moon completely blocks the sun? A remarkable documentary gives us a clue.
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Eryl Cochran shares what to expect when total solar eclipse hits North Texas
Day will turn into night in North Texas with the arrival of a total solar eclipse this April.
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Lost puppy rescued during Arctic blast in Fort Worth
In a heartwarming story about a rescue that will warm every dog lover’s heart, a cute puppy by the name of Jerry went missing during the recent Arctic blast in North Texas but the help of a stranger gave the owner a more than happy ending. NBC 5’s Brian Curtis has the story.
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Texas mobilizes crews in preparation for cold weather
Assurances came on Friday from state leaders that the heat and lights will stay on. That message comes as the states mobilizes teams to make sure roads are treated and can be cleared, Texans have places to go to be safe and warm.
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Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo vendors excited for the big event
Final preparations are underway for the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. It kicks off Friday and runs for the next 23 days. NBC 5 caught up with some of the vendors who say they’ve waited all year for the big event.
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American Airlines flight attendants union request denied
The National Mediation Board has denied a request from the Association of Professional Flight Attendants to be released from federal mediation.
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Farm in North Texas assists animals with special needs
Suppose you have been residing in North Texas for a considerable time. In that case, you might recollect NBC 5’s visit to a distinctive animal rescue located outside Granbury years ago. If you are new to this area, something exciting is in store for you. Brian Curtis is taking the viewers down to “Second Chance Farm.”
