Tom George - Reporter at ABC11 WTVD
Tom George is excited to be back home on the East Coast after four years going as far west in the country as possible.

Tom comes to ABC11 from Hawaii after working as the 9 p.m. nightly anchor at KITV4, the ABC affiliate in Honolulu. While in Hawaii, Tom began on the top-rated weekend AM show and also covered several major stories, including two volcanic eruptions.

Before that, Tom was a reporter and anchor for KTNV, the ABC affiliate in Las Vegas. While there, he was part of the team that covered the deadly 1 October shooting on the Vegas Strip.

Tom has also worked as a reporter for KOKH in Oklahoma City. His first station was WMAZ in Macon, Georgia, so he's excited to come full circle working back in the South.

Tom is originally from Columbia, Maryland, and is a proud Terp, graduating from the University of Maryland (during our ACC days, so he's glad to be in basketball country) While in college, he majored in Broadcast Journalism and also studied abroad in Barcelona, and has a minor in Spanish. He also interned for both WRC-TV in DC and NBC News' Washington Bureau. He loves to travel and also grew up partially in England.

Tom's excited to check out all the hikes and food in the Raleigh area, so say hello if you see him around!

Tom's Stories
'He had a good heart': Loved ones remember 16-year-old Ladarrius Simmons, killed in Wilson shooting
"If you want to meet someone caring, full of life and ambitious, that was Ladarrius."
NC farmers and workers prepare for extreme heat amid ongoing drought
Working in the heat is routine for many agricultural workers, but persistent triple-digit temperatures are creating growing concerns for both crops and the people tending them.
Authorities end takeover at NC jail hours after inmates overpower guards
Three guards and 88 inmates were inside the Bertie-Martin Regional Detention Center in Windsor when the takeover began
AC use to spike, could strain power grids; People flock to Lake Crabtree as extreme heat builds
Expect long lines at boat rentals and rising demand for AC as a dangerous heat wave arrives midweek.
Fayetteville mayor, police chief concerned over 911 services merger proposal
Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin said there is more study to be done on a proposed marriage of city and county emergency services.
Safety concerns growing at Vance County jail after escape attempt: 'Hell in there'
Concerns about safety conditions at the Vance County Jail are growing as protesters continue to gather outside, citing issues affecting inmates, staff and the public.
Lumbee voters reject amendment on future of Robeson County casino plan
A majority of Lumbee voters opposed the plan to build a casino, hotel and golf complex on tribal land off Interstate 95.
Memorial grows for 15-year-old high school football player killed in shooting
"KJ was a bright, kind young person who touched the lives of many, and his absence is deeply felt by everyone who knew him."
Canes victory parade draws 180,000 people, brings economic boost to businesses in Raleigh
Parade organizers said they now have a clearer understanding of how to manage large-scale events downtown.
Food truck owner prepares for 'biggest event' -- Canes victory parade
Marcus Jenkins of Spud Kings said being selected as one of about 30 food trucks stationed near Davie Street for the rally is a rare opportunity.