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
Public threats toward the president leads to business evacuation in Apex; 1 detained, police confirm
Apex police said a person made public threats toward the President, leading to the evacuation of the Tidal Wave Auto Spa.
Drought concerns grow across Wake and Harnett counties
Looking ahead to the summer months, farmers and water managers alike say rainfall will be critical.
Fort Bragg soldier arrested after making $400K betting on Maduro's removal
Prosecutors allege the soldier used top-secret information to make more than $400,000 betting on the prediction market Polymarket.
Concerns raised over Medicaid oversight provision affecting immigration status
Immigration advocates say the provision could discourage people from seeking medical care, particularly in families with mixed immigration status.
Mayor Leo Williams discusses growth and challenges in State of Durham address
Durham Mayor Leo William said the Bull City is moving in a strong direction while still confronting persistent challenges, including crime and homelessness.
Teenager on e-bike hit and killed in Durham, Krzyzewski's grandson charged with DWI
Cardinal Gibbons is mourning the loss of a 15-year-old student-athlete who was riding his e-bike when he was hit and killed.
NC State community rallies behind student seriously injured in Hilton Head hit and run
Friends and fraternity brothers of NC State sophomore Brayden Bulger have been working around the clock to support him as he recovers from severe injuries.
Jordan High School and TikTok discuss social media safety for teens
TikTok partnered with families and educators to host a conversation about how teens use social media.
Affordability takes center stage as Cooper, Whatley visit Triangle
Former Gov. Roy Cooper campaigned in Durham while Republican candidate Michael Whatley visited Raleigh.
Candlelight vigil honors three E.E. Smith players killed in crash: 'An emptiness'
Exactly six months ago, the three students died in a high-speed crash on Rosehill Road. The community has not forgotten them.