People Won’t Stop Screaming at FOX 4’s Tisia Muzinga

Caitlin Clark 7h agoDM

Like most local reporters, Tisia Muzinga spent much of Sunday, June 14, stationed around Dallas Stadium, hosting back-to-back interview segments ahead of the Japan-Netherlands matchup, the first of nine World Cup matches our city is hosting. Unlike most local reporters, however, one of Muzinga’s conversations is already predicted to be “the greatest 2026 World Cup … Continued The post People Won’t Stop Screaming at FOX 4’s Tisia Muzinga appeared first on D Magazine.

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