SaulTrain's Blog

That's the question I get all the time. Actually "why haven't you called me back" comes in a close second. I'll try to answer both. Normally the stories I end up airing are the ones that are visual, interesting, different, haven't done before and quite honestly easy to resolve. I don't have a lot of time to work on "Buggin U" stories so that's why I select the easier ones. Typically I get a couple of hours every day after I am done with my Good Day duties. FYI, I come in at 3:30AM and I am done with Good Day at 8:30. That leaves me with roughly 3 hours to work on Buggin. That's not a lot of time.  I get hundreds of emails and voicemails every week, so it takes a while for me to listen and review them all. Please don't get mad when I don't respond or if it takes what seems like forever. I'll be honest, stories that involve a bad used car or slum lord or high utility bill, or child support issue, I usually stay away from. Some of them are too complex.  Sometims I do pass story ideas to other reporters so you may be getting a call from them.  Right now for example I am working on 3-4 different stories. I have partially shot a couple of them.  I am waiting on people to call me back for other stories. It just depends.  So please don't be discouraged and don't take it personally if I don't respond. I would love to be able to talk to everyone and help out but it's just not possible. I hope you understand.

If you have been trying to send me an email at whatsbugginyou@kdfwfox4.com and it's been returned, I apologize. I am not ignoring you.  For some reason, the account has been deleted. I have absolutely NO emails in there at all!!  It's being looked at and hopefully I'll be able to get yours and respond.  Please be patient. One of the lost emails came from the person with the "gargoyle" issue. I do want to hear from that person. Please call the Buggin you phone line.    Thanks for your patience, Saul.

I know I know its been a while since I last blogged. There,s never enough time is there? I am in Denton covering the fire at The Tomato pizza restaurant. It's sad to see it go. I am a UNT alumn and spent many days and nights on Fry St. Yes new development is going up and will bring in new hangouts but like many folks here will tell you it just won't be the same.I tried to include a picture of the rubble that once was the popular ''Tomato''. but I just got this new PDA and I am still trying to figure it out. Technology huh? Once I do I will be able to show you more pictures from behind the scenes, what I do on a daily basis.